Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why do you want to be in a relationship with him?
OP: Obsessive phone usage aside, he’s a really nice guy. We laugh a lot when we’re together. It’s a relatively new relationship (less than 6 months), so I’m also just trying to get a feel for him and see if this is worth it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Get rid of this guy. It has only been six months and you are having fights about him being on his phone for an entire dinner date? He's taking 5-6 hours to text you back (regularly, occasionally this makes sense if during a work day). You can do better, please move on.
OP: During the 5-6 hours, I leave him alone, but I can see him active on TikTok.
Yeah, nope! These clowns really only want to be in a relationship with their precious phones.I regret the years I wasted with this guy's long lost clone. Consider yourself lucky that you're able to see the real him now and cut your losses early. Mine managed to conduct himself like a normal person for awhile, then at some point before I knew it, we had progressed to him running his "joke bot" on Twitter right in the middle of a formal holiday dinner. This will not get better.
OP: I was feeling sick earlier today and asked if he could drop off some meds for me on his way to work. He came inside, sat on the couch, and started texting his drunk colleague and was smiling from ear to ear. So considerate.
Sorry but caring for a sick person is not fun, it’s learned behavior and it’s basically a chore. Also when caring for someone who isn’t on their deathbed (presumably) and who is not your child is annoying tbh
he probably didn’t learn how to do this chore when he was a teenager
Anonymous wrote:NP. I didn’t get through all of this, but it seems evident OP likes drama. Not like she’s a drama queen, but more like “hey everyone this guy did this other annoying thing lemme tell you about it. Now what should I do.” And so on, to keep the convo rolling.
OP, as others have pointed out, life is short. If you are in it for the drama, then own it. If not, then move on.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Get rid of this guy. It has only been six months and you are having fights about him being on his phone for an entire dinner date? He's taking 5-6 hours to text you back (regularly, occasionally this makes sense if during a work day). You can do better, please move on.
OP: During the 5-6 hours, I leave him alone, but I can see him active on TikTok.
Yeah, nope! These clowns really only want to be in a relationship with their precious phones.I regret the years I wasted with this guy's long lost clone. Consider yourself lucky that you're able to see the real him now and cut your losses early. Mine managed to conduct himself like a normal person for awhile, then at some point before I knew it, we had progressed to him running his "joke bot" on Twitter right in the middle of a formal holiday dinner. This will not get better.
OP: I was feeling sick earlier today and asked if he could drop off some meds for me on his way to work. He came inside, sat on the couch, and started texting his drunk colleague and was smiling from ear to ear. So considerate.
Sorry but caring for a sick person is not fun, it’s learned behavior and it’s basically a chore. Also when caring for someone who isn’t on their deathbed (presumably) and who is not your child is annoying tbh
he probably didn’t learn how to do this chore when he was a teenager
Excuses, excuses. Welcome to adulthood.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Get rid of this guy. It has only been six months and you are having fights about him being on his phone for an entire dinner date? He's taking 5-6 hours to text you back (regularly, occasionally this makes sense if during a work day). You can do better, please move on.
OP: During the 5-6 hours, I leave him alone, but I can see him active on TikTok.
Yeah, nope! These clowns really only want to be in a relationship with their precious phones.I regret the years I wasted with this guy's long lost clone. Consider yourself lucky that you're able to see the real him now and cut your losses early. Mine managed to conduct himself like a normal person for awhile, then at some point before I knew it, we had progressed to him running his "joke bot" on Twitter right in the middle of a formal holiday dinner. This will not get better.
OP: I was feeling sick earlier today and asked if he could drop off some meds for me on his way to work. He came inside, sat on the couch, and started texting his drunk colleague and was smiling from ear to ear. So considerate.
Sorry but caring for a sick person is not fun, it’s learned behavior and it’s basically a chore. Also when caring for someone who isn’t on their deathbed (presumably) and who is not your child is annoying tbh
he probably didn’t learn how to do this chore when he was a teenager
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Get rid of this guy. It has only been six months and you are having fights about him being on his phone for an entire dinner date? He's taking 5-6 hours to text you back (regularly, occasionally this makes sense if during a work day). You can do better, please move on.
OP: During the 5-6 hours, I leave him alone, but I can see him active on TikTok.
Yeah, nope! These clowns really only want to be in a relationship with their precious phones.I regret the years I wasted with this guy's long lost clone. Consider yourself lucky that you're able to see the real him now and cut your losses early. Mine managed to conduct himself like a normal person for awhile, then at some point before I knew it, we had progressed to him running his "joke bot" on Twitter right in the middle of a formal holiday dinner. This will not get better.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Get rid of this guy. It has only been six months and you are having fights about him being on his phone for an entire dinner date? He's taking 5-6 hours to text you back (regularly, occasionally this makes sense if during a work day). You can do better, please move on.
OP: During the 5-6 hours, I leave him alone, but I can see him active on TikTok.
Yeah, nope! These clowns really only want to be in a relationship with their precious phones.I regret the years I wasted with this guy's long lost clone. Consider yourself lucky that you're able to see the real him now and cut your losses early. Mine managed to conduct himself like a normal person for awhile, then at some point before I knew it, we had progressed to him running his "joke bot" on Twitter right in the middle of a formal holiday dinner. This will not get better.
OP: I was feeling sick earlier today and asked if he could drop off some meds for me on his way to work. He came inside, sat on the couch, and started texting his drunk colleague and was smiling from ear to ear. So considerate.
Sorry but caring for a sick person is not fun, it’s learned behavior and it’s basically a chore. Also when caring for someone who isn’t on their deathbed (presumably) and who is not your child is annoying tbh
he probably didn’t learn how to do this chore when he was a teenager