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✨ girlboss era ✨
When people assume you're angry or upset about something because you're pmsing or on your period. -_-
It's not a ploy it's kind of the entire point of a baby shower aside from celebrating the pregnancy because babies are expensive. No one was hiding this.Baby showers are nothing but a ploy to get people to buy you baby goods. Like what else is the reason for hosting one otherwise? It's not like the baby is there for people to look at.
Baby showers are nothing but a ploy to get people to buy you baby goods. Like what else is the reason for hosting one otherwise? It's not like the baby is there for people to look at.
Oh god I feel this. I had an old friend group that kind of disbanded because of the way 2 in the group held grudges and any little infraction set them off on some holier than thou tirade. The last straw for them was something I wasn't even around to be part of, but apparently I was still guilty lol. We're better off without people like that in our lives.Actually just thought of another one that I may not have posted yet... the inability of people to let things go and instead hold grudges. It's pretty funny because I used to have a friend like this years ago, and I had good memories with them and thought that we'd always be best friends, but then after a mistake I made they ended up holding onto that grudge for years, even when we reconnected, and the friendship just wasn't the same anymore. I eventually got back into contact with them a couple years ago and they weren't even the person I knew anymore.
(The person in question wasn't anyone here BTW, it's someone I befriended on an old online game)
I hated this crap while I was in elementary and high school. I remember this one girl who sat beside me in math ended up hating me cause she found out that the guy she had a crush on had a crush on me. Meanwhile I had never spoken to the guy (and she knew this) and still claimed I was a "man stealer". I had to deal with this for the rest of the semester and it was super frustrating to be hated for something I legit didn't do.Oh god I feel this. I had an old friend group that kind of disbanded because of the way 2 in the group held grudges and any little infraction set them off on some holier than thou tirade. The last straw for them was something I wasn't even around to be part of, but apparently I was still guilty lol. We're better off without people like that in our lives.
i think people bully others for being quiet mainly because they’re insecure. i know it sounds dumb but it’s probably because the quiet person isn’t interacting with them and they think that translates to “i don’t like you.” the bully has to project themselves onto the quiet person to feel better.Idk why people bullied me for being quiet. (Maybe I seemed weird when I wasn’t, who knows.) But the first part seemed to be the motivator. I mean, I didn’t do anything, so what’s the problem??
Also, when people act shocked when the quiet person says something funny— excuse me?! We THINK, you know…you think our heads are made of wood?!
Thanks. This doesn’t happen to me anymore, but mostly when I was younger and in school. I am a lady now and while it doesn’t get to me, it’s just one of those old mysteries I never understood.i think people bully others for being quiet mainly because they’re insecure. i know it sounds dumb but it’s probably because the quiet person isn’t interacting with them and they think that translates to “i don’t like you.” the bully has to project themselves onto the quiet person to feel better.
also separate reason: you’re quiet so they think you’re an easy target. this happens the most in middle and high schools though.
i’ve gotten multiple comments about how quiet i am. you kind of have to change your mindset to “THEY are the one who has a problem with me, however i am not the problem.”
Reminds me of those Hallmark movies where the girl quits her job and leaves her boyfriend to help some guy with his blueberry farm.As much as I like romance novels and stuff. I am not a fan of romance where the protagonist quit their (good paying) job or refuse that promotion that they were dying to have at the beginning, because they fallen in love. Ugh.
I wonder if there's stories out there that makes fun of this trope. The two characters in love lives happily ever after... Only for them to go bankrupt. lol
Fun fact, the book I'm currently reading was published by Hallmark before they had closed their publishing business. lolReminds me of those Hallmark movies where the girl quits her job and leaves her boyfriend to help some guy with his blueberry farm.
I saw movie on Roku that was a parody of Hallmark movies (“Christmas with the Campbells”)…I don’t think they went bankrupt though lol.
This is why I don't like many romance books. Women are portrayed so poorly in them (and media in general tbh). Even if the author starts off writing the woman as an actual person, she gets dumbed down in order to bow down to be with her man. It's always some creepy dependency romance too. It's never a smart idea to throw away your life for some dude you just met but yet so many romance stories have this trope.Fun fact, the book I'm currently reading was published by Hallmark before they had closed their publishing business. lol
The female protagonist is some sort of event planner (?). Her task is to go down to a struggling unknown mountain town and help them raise money to save the town from going bankrupt. So she has this idea of making a Christmas parade.
Everyone is on board with it except for the town's sheriff. So they're budding heads at the beginning of the story; he (the sheriff) is concerned about the expenses of the parade (understandable) and the girl is very optimistic about it with her ideas, well also thinking about the promotion she'll get if everything goes smoothly.
Spoiler alert, it does. However, because this is Hallmark. She wants to reconsidered her promotion and stay with the sheriff guy in town.
However compared to the movies, the books are a bit better.