Date night

I know, right?
Pardon?
Fur baby

Anonymous wrote:Pronouns

+2

Jammies
Sexy time

And I agree that people need to stop saying “I will do” or “we did” for everything. Example: “last spring break we did Mexico.” No!

Touch grass.

"I don't disagree." Yeah, because you agree with me. Say that.

Sometimes my DH does this to me at home; he generally regrets it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"Sorry for your loss".

Can't you remember the person's name or role in the bereaved person's life (e.g your mother, your brother)?

Wut

Can't you say "I was sorry to hear that your mother passed away", instead of saying "'I'm sorry for your loss", as if you can't remember if it was your friend's mother, father or investment portfolio that suffered a loss.

People who say this are (respectfully) honoring a well-established ritual concerning showing support/sympathy for a grieving person. “I’m sorry for your loss” is actually PRECISELY the correct thing to say. If you, personally, expect more, then I encourage you to examine your own words/behaviors around YOUR grieving friends/relatives, which are almost certainly some combination of attention-seeking or inappropriate. In other words, YOU are the problem.

You do you
YMMV
Everything happens for a reason
If it's meant to be...
It is what it is

Anonymous wrote:Describing something great as sick.

I hate this as well. There's a judge on the Junior Great British Baking show that uses the the word sick to describe bakes that look interesting or well put together, but it's off putting in the context of describing food.

LITTLES

Love on
It's been a minute
It was a shit show

Anonymous wrote:"Meh"

Women who refer to their husbands as "Dad-O" (SO GROSS)

"Fair point"

Women who call other women "DARLING!"

“Hubs” for husband

just living the dream

kiddo
doggo
preggo

no.

disagree with 'i love that for you'.

"Meh"

Women who refer to their husbands as "Dad-O" (SO GROSS)

"Fair point"

Women who call other women "DARLING!"