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Kids are cute when they're not yours.
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Not wanting kids and knowing how to cook some good **** will make you Mrs. ~auto. Just sayin'.Dude, Kyo, teach me how to cook. Not wanting kids and not knowing my way around a kitchen is apparently some kind of double strike to guys, so maybe if I get one out of the way, I can avoid a future as a dog lady.
Psssh@Sunny: How old are you? I only started noticing it when I hit ~25. #oldpeopleproblems
I was thinking more along the lines of nephews and nieces, not strangers' kids.Man, not where I live. Freakin' parents can't keep their damn kids in line.
Got your own kids to judge it against? LolKids are cute when they're not yours.
I'd like to add in a Eurotrip with the money we'd have from not having kids into the contract as well as a re-usability clause on these free passes.EDIT: @~auto: Maaaan, that could totally be arranged. As long as we each get 3 free passes -- celebrities we're allowed to bang if the one in a million chance ever comes up.
Alternatively you can marry me, I don't want kids and I would be the one cooking.Dude, Kyo, teach me how to cook. Not wanting kids and not knowing my way around a kitchen is apparently some kind of double strike to guys, so maybe if I get one out of the way, I can avoid a future as a dog lady.
I can accept their choices. But it doesn't change that it was a terrible one for having a kid before they even hit their 20's.Yes, yes it is.
You should be acceptable of how someone has lived their life, regardless of what choices they've made.
Lol! A day for the books.The first case of somebody on the PGD caring about the feelings of others.
No, I'm a straight up bully. Online it often comes across as either sarcastic or funny to some people, but I'm really just an unpleasant person to be around.I'd say most of us are just sarcastic rather than simply "not nice."
oh boy, more gender-wide classifications. this has been a great discussion starter in the past, so i don't see what could be different this time.girls practically > never < verbalize their true feelings
You ignored my earlier posts.Vale said:The first case of somebody on the PGD caring about the feelings of others.
I'm kinda nice...KayLo! said:I think the only nice Pika we have is Prime
No no, life's too short to be mean. They may not remember what you look like, or what you said, or maybe even what you did, but they'll probably not forget how you made them feel (50-50 considering they forgot everything else).Terios the Hedgehog said:Life's too short to be nice.
This is pretty terrible, unless you call them the name of some superstar they also think is attractive, at which point they'll possibly think you're complimenting them, and you should pass it off as such [or they'll see you as not knowing their name]. And stop stereotyping.Angiance said:Actually, I must ask you all; how bad is it that I SOMETIMES call one girl the name of a different girl? Y'know, they > act < like they don't care, but of course girls practically > never < verbalize their true feelings
It's very bad, you don't respect anyone as a person if you don't care about their name. You're not pulling girls that you can't remember more than 1 name.Yeah dude! It can be a girl with a great body but the mention of kids, it'll still scare me away! Like that's just crazy!
Actually, I must ask you all; how bad is it that I SOMETIMES call one girl the name of a different girl? Y'know, they > act < like they don't care, but of course girls practically > never < verbalize their true feelings
You're stereotyping to justify that stereotype. I hurt myself reading this. I still love you tho.its not true, its a stereotype. Its reasons like that that women are prone to doing it more, because our society depicts them as doing so and it therefore becomes accepted as a norm. Every person who gets called a wrong name feels most likely hurt that they confused them with someone else, our society just makes it more appropriate for women to vocalize it and men are taught to internalize and pretend they dont care.
You're young, so I like the enthusiasm. But don't do something like this imo. Best thing you can do for a girl is make them feel like they're a superstar, not just a copy of another one. Respect everyone, don't treat them as beneath you, additional generic advice that people forget all the time.This is pretty terrible, unless you call them the name of some superstar they also think is attractive, at which point they'll possibly think you're complimenting them, and you should pass it off as such [or they'll see you as not knowing their name].