GenMarshall
High Elven ISB Capt & Ghost Agent
Rant: I'm starting to feel that I'm harming myself by holding onto grudges for a few months.
Unless your Canadian guests are from the Maritimes or Quebec, are Cree or Inuit, or use expressions common to rural Prairie dwellers, you should have no problem "speaking Canadian."I actually agree it is good to share a place,
but, but
I said that as someone who has house guests till probably next March...
an adult makes sensible reasoned decisions, something I throw out the window, when I said ''no problem'' to my cousin in the UK when he told me his daughter and her boyfriend were backpacking to Australia... they are lovely people but my monthly BBQ, with a few friends has turn into the UN backpackers conference. I just don't speak enough German Swedish and Canadian
it is a rants threadand why did I suggest staying till march for the grand prix was no problem, when he mentioned he liked motor sports
Cute girl on train, but I'm pretty sure it's not socially acceptable to strike up conversation with strangers on public transport, and I'm certain it's not acceptable to try to start up conversation on public transport when they have earphones in/headphones on.
Rant: I'm starting to feel that I'm harming myself by holding onto grudges for a few months.
As if you should care.
Some people might think it's strange (so what?), others might think that you must have quite some balls to try that.
And what's the worst thing what could happen? That she ignores you? Eh, not really bad, isn't it?
One of my colleagues has already chatted up some girl in the bus (and got her number), and I've also approached a girl who had headphones on (just needs a better conversation starter). Okay, that didn't work, but "I have a boyfriend" is a good excuse.
You're not a cute girl though.I wouldn't want someone to talk to me on the train, so I return the favour so to speak.
I don't see anything wrong with that. It might be conventional, but it's hardly unacceptable.I'm pretty sure it's not socially acceptable to strike up conversation with strangers on public transport...
RT said:Please pray for me as my fiancée and I have hit a rough spot in our relationship. She has been keeping a secret from me and finding out has been devastating:
She neither follows nor cares about professional football.
The strain it has placed on us is immeasureable. I was unable to brag and boast about the 51 - 23 New England Patriots victory over the Chicago Bears (she lives in Chicago) and the ego deflation has left me in a deep funk.
Please, friends, like my status and post comments that reaffirm my being. Don't forget to mention how lucky she is to have me.
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my Aunt said:"RT", I am with your fiancé.
random but well-meaning.friend said:Sorry for your loss, but she's better off without you.![]()
Parents tell their children "don't talk to strangers".
Children who don't comply get told again, and again, and again. Those who do still get reminded regularly.
By the time we reach adulthood fear of strangers is so deeply engrained that striking up a conversation on public transport, or in a bar, or anywhere else, is nearly impossible.
People need to grow the <...> up. If someone says hello it probably doesn't mean they are trying to wave a lollipop like a magic wand and levitate you into a van.
The only proper answer is a hug. We are here for you now.Spoiler :Dear CFC, facebook and klab.lv
I'm fed up, so this will be a rant. It is about self-esteem. I have got none. Zero.
Recently I wrote an autobiography about my recent 6 years. The girl I mentioned there, Diana, she was one of the central points. I met her in 2012, probably. We were pen-friends for a long time. I saw her blog in klab.lv and she seemed very depressed, so i wrote her to cheer up and to tell her to seize what opportunities she still has. She wanted to meet me in real life or i just wanted to meet her, because she seemed desperate.
Anyway. We met and i thought we were friends. In my bio, i told/wrote everything that i have felt towards her and still feel to this day. I basically told that i love her as a friend. I love her very much.
Early in 2014, we got into a very loud quarrel while she was at my place. She told me to forget her if it's better for me, but to try to "love" her one last time. I couldn't do either. She was and always will be a friend. i don't sleep with friends. And i don't forget friends.
I totally felt like cutting after that quarrel. Instead i dyed my hair black.
After i published my bio on fb, she messaged me in a very angry tone to delete everything about her.
Like as if she wasn't a part of my life. Like as if she didn't write those hundreds of messages earlier. Like if we hadn't met in real life. Like if she didn't eat my food which i made for her when she came over many times earlier in spring of 2014.
She wants me to forget her? Ok, i can try that. But i can't pretend she doesn't exist. She has made a big impact on my life - my relationship with mom had worsened, my relationship with a sister could be better.
I know it is all my fault, it always is. There is no justice to earnest people who want to help someone like her, who claims to be without parents or relatives.
Did i not trust her? Did i abuse her? Did i take advantage of her?
No. I listened to her story. I gave her food and comfort when others weren't near. And now she wants me to delete the part in my bio where I say she is dear to me. She didn't even explain herself. She was so angry in the messages. She even cursed at me for mentioning her.
What have I done? Giving food and a shelter to a stranger is a crime?
I cut my black hair yesterday.
It is a new beginning of still trusting strangers.
I don't care anymore - you can take my everything. I got nothing anyway - mom doesn't speak with me anymore.
Today is the first day. I got nobody, but an elderish woman i rarely meet in the cemetry. She likes to talk with me now and then.
I have got no church, no friends who ask me "How are you" and my relatives, except for mom, are dead.
This is a day i can say for sure - i will get a stable job and not bother with women anymore, unless they approach me first.
I don't see anything wrong with that. It might be conventional, but it's hardly unacceptable.