@MoBatEnjoyer @aaronpalmer@erika@nomad_therapist@DrJenGunter Stop. Stop pissing on other people’s graves so that you can feel special about yourselves. They have a sincerely held belief that they don’t want you to ever do this to them. So stop. Stop and think about someone else’s feelings for a change, versus your need to feel superior
@RachelFogletto Do you mean like when I talk about when whosit brought me a thingamajig, and then we listened to that one song (you know, it goes dah-duh-dah-duh dah-dah daaaaahhhh). I wish it was like that other time, when I took the hoopymawhatsit and that person who isn’t whosit was there too
@aaronpalmer@erika@nomad_therapist@DrJenGunter And it’s a good one. One that most people would agree with it. The fact that you don’t understand how upsetting this is to others is a testament to how close-minded your church is
@NotWellInZion @daBookdragon @DrJenGunter It’s extremely disrespectful. Stop. Just stop doing it. It’s not that difficult to stop messing with other people. If you want to be LDS, fine. Just get off my lawn
@been_herde But how weird is it that as a society (this country, not all others), we know that “How are you doing today?” is just a way of greeting people, where a real answer isn’t expected
@KristinChirico Reminds me of a Jerry Seinfeld bit where he wonders why detergents advertise that they get blood stains out. “Who’s got all these blood stains?” 🙄 (He was not being ironic. He really didn’t seem to have a clue.)
@seananmcguire I’m in the simple/silly/fun gift camp. For my friend’s husband, I gave him a crochet mobius strip fidgeter. I was crocheting a bunch randomly for fun (they’re pretty quick to make)
@sexandtheswiss@ask_aubry My husband is short (5’4”), but he does not have a bad attitude about it. Generalizations suck and can be a starting point for prejudice