Romance is dead
By Anonymous - 22/09/2009 04:27 - United States
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asperger's syndrome maybe? Maybe he's just stating the obvious?
phahahahahahaha!!!!
Run ... away ... fast
yeah....you're an idiot. this is why your gender is the less intelligent one. since this is how it works, i guess i'll go pull the same thing on some random girl today. i mean she won't have a choice and won't refuse because this is what your gender likes.
What do you base your claims off of? I know it's not the fact that women statistically consistently score higher than men do on IQ tests. It can be said that blanket statements are a sign of ignorance and a mind that only sees things the way what it wants to see them.
I think it is a mark of Sooner Pride that your boyfriend begins every sentence with your state's postal abbreviation.
Get out now while you can. Guy's a controlling tool.
Correct response: Yep, we're engaged now. You're gonna drop all your immature friends now. You're gonna get a real haircut now. You're gonna get me a nicer ring now. You're gonna pay for a big, fancy wedding now. You're gonna stop listening to your crap music and we're gonna only listen to my music now. You're gonna get a mini-van now. You're gonna get me a nice house with a white picket fence now.
Keywords
Okay, you're divorced now. Okay, you're paying alimony now. Okay, you're a cougar now. Okay, you're dead now. Okay, you're a zombie now.
At the altar, he's probably gonna say "okay, we're married now" rather than "I do"