@NazrinRat If the government hasn't sent you your federally-funded gf it means you aren't radical enough. Draw up some plans to overthrow a central american dictator or two and they'll come through for you.
Gf: babe you're like lentils. Not like a hamburger
Bf: what the fuck. I want to be a hamburger. Who wants to be lentils
Gf (aside, to audience): I want to be lentils
@unmeinokaioshin@TheLifeOfCydre@TheNeoMosala Do guys typically marry women they see as dull and unsexy? Usually the criticism is at them being shallow for /not/ valuing the "boring" traits more highly
@Znemesis__ @joecommando64@PhillipAVilches@ChadNotChud If that's what she meant, she would compliment his stability /in addition to/ his appeal. She didn't say that. She made an exclusive statement, not an inclusive one.
@zangief90000@BONandHI@nonyalv@stlsportsfan123@ChadNotChud Honest compliments are really easy, actually. If you're intuitively attracted to your SO, you can say that. If you think they're a good relationship partner, you can say that too. She said one of those things, and explicitly negated the other.
@nsreed I think most of the women are reading that into it. If she had said, "I thought you'd be fun to date at first, but I never would have guessed what a great boyfriend you'd turn out to be," we'd be sunshine and rainbows. Explicitly stating how she doesn't feel that is what sunk her