The back of his head was caved in, but she was aiming for hit temple? Note to self- do not attempt to commit cold blooded murder after drinking all day.
These days, an increasing amount of young people are spending money they don’t have to buy shit they don’t need in an effort to impress people the don’t even like.
There’s nothing wrong with hanging with friends, in and of itself. The problem comes in when hanging with friends turns self-destructive because you spend so much money doing it.
I’m an older millennial and I am taken aback by my peers’ spending habits. I make decent money, but I can’t afford the newest phone, a big bar tab, expensive weekend getaways, etc. all at the same time.
I think it is disingenuous of the “$30,000 millionaire” crowd to spend like they do, then say their life is crippled by student debt/the economy/old people.
I think a lot of us came from somewhat affluent families and expect to live like our parents straight out of school (house, cars, dinner out, trips). However, when our parents were straight out of school, they lived pretty frugal existences- we were just too young to notice. Maybe we just have a problem with delayed gratification.
I’ve been on the sidelines of this struggle for many friends, don’t feel like you have to carry this whole burden on your own.
Things like this are why I will not hesitate to monkeystomp someone who asks a young couple, “So, when are you gonna start having kids?”. You know, what, turd, maybe they want a child worse than anything else, but they just can’t.
1. I agree with you, this is nuts. However, I live in a place with D-rated public schools, so if you want your kid to get a decent education, you have to play the game with private schools which includes interviews at this point.
2. The “interview” wasn’t that bad. I told my 4-year-old son that he was going to meet some friends of mine, play some games, and maybe draw some pictures, which is the extent of the “interview”. He had a blast.
The only thing worse than dealing with wedding drama of your own is dealing with the wedding drama of a close friend or relative. At least when it is your own drama, you can fight back and/or see the light at the end of the tunnel. When it comes to adjacent drama, you can only be passive aggressive while you re-evaluate your life choices. I still can’t believe all of the BS my sister pulled.
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The back of his head was caved in, but she was aiming for hit temple? Note to self- do not attempt to commit cold blooded murder after drinking all day.
you’ve been watching too much NCIS, or one of the other dozen-odd murder shows they have on TV these days.
These days, an increasing amount of young people are spending money they don’t have to buy shit they don’t need in an effort to impress people the don’t even like.
STOP THE PRESSES, right? This level of responsibility is incomprehensible to many people.
Katie needs to hijack a couples shower with her pregnancy announcement. That’ll set a nice tone for the run-up to future wedding stuff.
There’s nothing wrong with hanging with friends, in and of itself. The problem comes in when hanging with friends turns self-destructive because you spend so much money doing it.
I’m an older millennial and I am taken aback by my peers’ spending habits. I make decent money, but I can’t afford the newest phone, a big bar tab, expensive weekend getaways, etc. all at the same time.
I think it is disingenuous of the “$30,000 millionaire” crowd to spend like they do, then say their life is crippled by student debt/the economy/old people.
I think a lot of us came from somewhat affluent families and expect to live like our parents straight out of school (house, cars, dinner out, trips). However, when our parents were straight out of school, they lived pretty frugal existences- we were just too young to notice. Maybe we just have a problem with delayed gratification.
People do not have these conversations.
Shallow, psychotic, immature bitches with no sense have these conversations.
I’ve been on the sidelines of this struggle for many friends, don’t feel like you have to carry this whole burden on your own.
Things like this are why I will not hesitate to monkeystomp someone who asks a young couple, “So, when are you gonna start having kids?”. You know, what, turd, maybe they want a child worse than anything else, but they just can’t.
This guy is a p*ssy.
Her dad doesn’t negotiate with terrorists.
TGDAG: Get murdered by a drug cartel and end up in an unmarked mass grave
This is the whitest email I’ve ever seen.
1. I agree with you, this is nuts. However, I live in a place with D-rated public schools, so if you want your kid to get a decent education, you have to play the game with private schools which includes interviews at this point.
2. The “interview” wasn’t that bad. I told my 4-year-old son that he was going to meet some friends of mine, play some games, and maybe draw some pictures, which is the extent of the “interview”. He had a blast.
does “taking it slow” mean no bedroom (or kitchen counter, I don’t judge) activities? Because after 7+ dates…
You better bring the heat next week!
TSM can come back if they keep publishing the “I had a threesome with my big and her boyfriend” articles… or was that another site?
The only thing worse than dealing with wedding drama of your own is dealing with the wedding drama of a close friend or relative. At least when it is your own drama, you can fight back and/or see the light at the end of the tunnel. When it comes to adjacent drama, you can only be passive aggressive while you re-evaluate your life choices. I still can’t believe all of the BS my sister pulled.
Great work. Staying busy is a time tested method to banish worry.
Bodyglide is your friend. And prolly some bandaids for your nips. Good luck.