I like that the comments clearly make the point of the article. Every guy is sweating through their shirt and every girl is trying to convince them it’s not a big deal. Pretty sure this is a fairly accurate reaction from most guys you’ll meet
I don’t really understand people encouraging others not to rush into relationships. my parents and both siblings were married by 20 and have had absolutely no regrets. I personally didn’t want that life, but I think when a person’s ready, they should be allowed to be ready without everyone telling them they’re crazy for it. Just make sure it’s not for a stupid reason like all your friends are tied down.
I rolled over 100 vacation hours from my first year into my second with my company. Everything thinks I’m too dedicated to take vacations. but now I keep taking off Fridays for longer weekends. My coworkers keep complaining, but there’s nothing the boss man can do about it. I’m not sorry you didn’t use your vacation time more wisely.
Everyone in the office just turned when I gasped and immediately started asking what was wrong. I couldn’t explain. I think she lost her mind. But you know what they say: don’t start the new year with someone if you don’t intend to finish it with them. Stay strong, Todd.
There has be at least one girl that takes book club serious, right? I’m sure all the other girls hate her, but there’s usually one. I know a few like that, and I feel like every group of girls has that one friend.
I agree with this, but selfishly it has nothing to do with what’s best for my company. If I’m having a rough day the last thing I want to hear is “what’s wrong?” a hundred times. asking me when I get home is one thing, but hearing it 5 minutes after getting chewed out by the boss isn’t going to strengthen our relationship in any way when I bite your head off. I like to think home can be a chance to get away from the troubles of work, and having it ride home in your passenger seat and sit across from me at dinner is not ideal.
I think that’s where the “lazy” part comes in. If you want to find love bad enough then you’ll make time to go out and find it, not just settle for what’s conveniently right in front of you.
I’m right there with you, dude. My apartment didn’t come with a microwave and it’s been over a year and I haven’t bothered to get one. I have no intention of turning into that guy. However, hangovers suck having to always go get something because I have no desire to touch a stove in that state of life.
Because God forbid someone actually have their own opinion. Just like your style changed hers did too. Anyone that still shops at the same places they did in high school probably haven’t changed much. But I guess progress in one’s life is stupid… but let’s agree to disagree and when you bump into each other she can think you you look like someone holding on to your youth and you can think she looks like a grandma in the making and we can keep living our own lives.
Personally I think it’s case by case. If I’m 40 years old and me and the guys want to go out and have a wild week I don’t care if some 19 year old kid thinks I need to go home. Sure, it’s possible to be that creepy old guy, but if you’re capable of having a good time without looking like a douche then I say do it.
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I like that the comments clearly make the point of the article. Every guy is sweating through their shirt and every girl is trying to convince them it’s not a big deal. Pretty sure this is a fairly accurate reaction from most guys you’ll meet
dude, where is your GoFundMe? That bull shit is unamerican.
I don’t really understand people encouraging others not to rush into relationships. my parents and both siblings were married by 20 and have had absolutely no regrets. I personally didn’t want that life, but I think when a person’s ready, they should be allowed to be ready without everyone telling them they’re crazy for it. Just make sure it’s not for a stupid reason like all your friends are tied down.
Don’t forget the “they didn’t answer my text, so I’ll see if they open my snap” snap.
I rolled over 100 vacation hours from my first year into my second with my company. Everything thinks I’m too dedicated to take vacations. but now I keep taking off Fridays for longer weekends. My coworkers keep complaining, but there’s nothing the boss man can do about it. I’m not sorry you didn’t use your vacation time more wisely.
Tommy Bahama is the only way to do Hawaiians right!
Everyone in the office just turned when I gasped and immediately started asking what was wrong. I couldn’t explain. I think she lost her mind. But you know what they say: don’t start the new year with someone if you don’t intend to finish it with them. Stay strong, Todd.
A phoenix has to rise from those ashes at some point right?
There has be at least one girl that takes book club serious, right? I’m sure all the other girls hate her, but there’s usually one. I know a few like that, and I feel like every group of girls has that one friend.
I’m with you man. I can’t fathom telling the grandkids “I swiped right and I knew it was love.” But I’m an old fashioned kinda guy
I agree with this, but selfishly it has nothing to do with what’s best for my company. If I’m having a rough day the last thing I want to hear is “what’s wrong?” a hundred times. asking me when I get home is one thing, but hearing it 5 minutes after getting chewed out by the boss isn’t going to strengthen our relationship in any way when I bite your head off. I like to think home can be a chance to get away from the troubles of work, and having it ride home in your passenger seat and sit across from me at dinner is not ideal.
I think that’s where the “lazy” part comes in. If you want to find love bad enough then you’ll make time to go out and find it, not just settle for what’s conveniently right in front of you.
I’m right there with you, dude. My apartment didn’t come with a microwave and it’s been over a year and I haven’t bothered to get one. I have no intention of turning into that guy. However, hangovers suck having to always go get something because I have no desire to touch a stove in that state of life.
Because God forbid someone actually have their own opinion. Just like your style changed hers did too. Anyone that still shops at the same places they did in high school probably haven’t changed much. But I guess progress in one’s life is stupid… but let’s agree to disagree and when you bump into each other she can think you you look like someone holding on to your youth and you can think she looks like a grandma in the making and we can keep living our own lives.
Personally I think it’s case by case. If I’m 40 years old and me and the guys want to go out and have a wild week I don’t care if some 19 year old kid thinks I need to go home. Sure, it’s possible to be that creepy old guy, but if you’re capable of having a good time without looking like a douche then I say do it.
“Ms. Rowe, your punishment is to sit inside your ugly house for a year and stare at the walls of the rooms that are not in your dream house.”
Remember all of those fat bastards in Wall-E? It’s people like you that cause that.