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who has to prepare a compliment? just say what you mean i dont see how its that hard to say "you smell delicious/wonderful/amazing" who practices and prepares?????
#32 - i would have laughed, probs thought it was cute... but its a complete personal preference as to whether people like pet names or not!!!! a friend and her bf called each other pumpkin and muffin...and loved it LOL thats extreme but srsly whether you like it or not has nothing to do with this AT ALL
33, I totally agree...the poor guy worded something wrong. If I was his girlfriend I would have laughed and teased him about it, he's not a douchebag.
33, I totally agree...the poor guy worded something wrong. If I was his girlfriend I would have laughed and teased him about it, he's not a douchebag.
stench = bad
....you must not be a native English speaker, then?
Aww, that's so sadly cute. I would totally forgive you . . . after laughing for a good while. :-p As long as she has a sense of humor, you'll be fine. She might tease you about it for a while. I would go for lines like, "So, sweetie, what do you think of this new stench?" whenever I got a new perfume or something, but that's just me. :-D
this isn't even a bad FML unless you're the girl then you have a reason to think "FML"
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Us guys can never catch a break huh?
So I take it English isn't your first language? Why would anyone use the word "stench"? to "lovingly" describe someone?