This was my one suggestion as well. I love this site, nothing makes my day go by faster. But I want to see more TGDAG-type series, preferrably one written by CMV! Also, a mailbag from a female perspective would be cool, not that Dillon isn’t doing a great job. I think it would just prompt different questions.
I think you missed the point here, buddy. I’m all for some feminism, but you don’t speak for “most women.” And she’s not co-dependent, she was just lonely for a night.
I bet if those girls found out he rates women like that and has friends that classy, he wouldn’t have to make this difficult decision. Seems like a sweet kid.
Well they can’t bring back Will Ferrell because he’s brain-dead on the show in easily one of the best moments of the series. But other than that, this take was perfect.
You can fix this. Just send her this article. She’s right, the best (and usually realest) relationships are completely drama-free. The great Ron Swanson once said “do not mistake drama for happiness.” And that man is never wrong.
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This was my one suggestion as well. I love this site, nothing makes my day go by faster. But I want to see more TGDAG-type series, preferrably one written by CMV! Also, a mailbag from a female perspective would be cool, not that Dillon isn’t doing a great job. I think it would just prompt different questions.
I think you missed the point here, buddy. I’m all for some feminism, but you don’t speak for “most women.” And she’s not co-dependent, she was just lonely for a night.
I bet if those girls found out he rates women like that and has friends that classy, he wouldn’t have to make this difficult decision. Seems like a sweet kid.
Well they can’t bring back Will Ferrell because he’s brain-dead on the show in easily one of the best moments of the series. But other than that, this take was perfect.
You can fix this. Just send her this article. She’s right, the best (and usually realest) relationships are completely drama-free. The great Ron Swanson once said “do not mistake drama for happiness.” And that man is never wrong.