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KSUViolet06 09-20-2010 03:11 PM

I don't know that she is as bad as WFF, but I DO have a friend who assumes that I am (or should be) romantically interested in EVERY man that I talk to.

Ex: I just happened to be talking to the youth group guy at church.

Friend: You DO know that he's married?

Me: Um, we were just talking about Veggie Tales.

I really didn't know someone had to be single for me to have a convo with them...

Alumiyum 09-20-2010 03:28 PM

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Originally Posted by KSUViolet06 (Post 1985855)
I don't know that she is as bad as WFF, but I DO have a friend who assumes that I am (or should be) romantically interested in EVERY man that I talk to.

Ex: I just happened to be talking to the youth group guy at church.

Friend: You DO know that he's married?

Me: Um, we were just talking about Veggie Tales.

I really didn't know someone had to be single for me to have a convo with them...

I've got a friend that does this even though:
a)I am dating someone and have been for over a year now.
b)She has known me for years and knows that most of my friends are male and that I've never had so much as a make out sesh with any of them.

I did piss her off the last time she pulled this because she had been drinking and didn't realize her whisper was not exactly a whisper. The dude just rolled his eyes and I responded with, "Why no, I didn't know he is engaged. I was actually just about to take him to the pool table and yank those pants down. Thanks for the heads up."

Psi U MC Vito 09-20-2010 09:03 PM

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Originally Posted by dreamseeker (Post 1985083)

someone plz help me come up with mildly rude and off putting answers because i'm so fed up of this shit. :mad:

/rant

on an unrelated and calmer (lol) note....he knows how to make everything ok :)

Found these and thought of you http://www.users.fast.net/~blassey/humor/married.html

christiangirl 09-21-2010 03:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Psi U MC Vito (Post 1985977)

"I'm waiting until I get to be your age."

WIN.

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KSUViolet06 09-21-2010 07:40 PM

BF has this friend who is dating this girl and they are "THAT couple."

You know, the couple you don't want to hang out with because they get into a ridiculous argument while out and/or cause a scene.

Their relationship reminds me of something out of a HS soap opera.

He just asked if I wanted to go do something with them and I would rather eat glass.

DrPhil 09-21-2010 07:42 PM

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Originally Posted by KSUViolet06 (Post 1986370)
BF has this friend who is dating this girl and they are "THAT couple."

You know, the couple you don't want to hang out with because they get into a ridiculous argument while out and/or cause a scene.

Their relationship reminds me of something out of a HS soap opera.

He just asked if I wanted to go do something with them and I would rather eat glass.

Has anyone ever talked to them about why people hate being around them? It's good for them to see themselves through others' eyes. You'll be surprised how people don't always know they're making others miserable.

KSUViolet06 09-21-2010 07:47 PM

Yes, I've told them "you guys are making a scene" and "people are staring" but I don't really think they get it.

They also "break up" every other day. Then one of them comes to one of us, trashes the other person and tells all their business, then they're back together by the weekend.

dreamseeker 09-21-2010 08:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Psi U MC Vito (Post 1985977)

:D thanks

Quote:

Originally Posted by christiangirl (Post 1986135)
"I'm waiting until I get to be your age."

WIN.

http://imagemacros.files.wordpress.c...ofapproval.jpg

LOL!! awesome!

VandalSquirrel 09-21-2010 08:52 PM

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Originally Posted by KSUViolet06 (Post 1986370)
BF has this friend who is dating this girl and they are "THAT couple."

You know, the couple you don't want to hang out with because they get into a ridiculous argument while out and/or cause a scene.

Their relationship reminds me of something out of a HS soap opera.

He just asked if I wanted to go do something with them and I would rather eat glass.

I'm so glad my bff confirmed my fella and I aren't a gross annoying couple. We try and include people in things we do and not be too disgusting, and funny enough he intruded Friday night (we weren't mad) on our usual Friday evening girlie dinner. We ended up going to the fair with my roommate and being inclusive.

Would it be better if there was someone else along, not a date but another friend so at least you could commiserate? Or does it not matter who is there, it is time for some drama straight from an episode of Degrassi?

KSUViolet06 09-21-2010 09:03 PM

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Originally Posted by VandalSquirrel (Post 1986399)
I'm so glad my bff confirmed my fella and I aren't a gross annoying couple. We try and include people in things we do and not be too disgusting, and funny enough he intruded Friday night (we weren't mad) on our usual Friday evening girlie dinner. We ended up going to the fair with my roommate and being inclusive.

Would it be better if there was someone else along, not a date but another friend so at least you could commiserate? Or does it not matter who is there, it is time for some drama straight from an episode of Degrassi?

It doesn't matter who's around. It's a Degrassi epsiode. lol.

I agree on the whole being inclusive thing. It's important to be able to be around your friends, with your bf, and not make them feel all awkward and third wheel-y.

LucyKKG 09-21-2010 09:38 PM

Holy crap, my boyfriend is the best thing since sliced bread. I am so freaking crazy about him!

:D <--- me at the thought of him

VandalSquirrel 09-21-2010 09:56 PM

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Originally Posted by KSUViolet06 (Post 1986376)
Yes, I've told them "you guys are making a scene" and "people are staring" but I don't really think they get it.

They also "break up" every other day. Then one of them comes to one of us, trashes the other person and tells all their business, then they're back together by the weekend.

Quote:

Originally Posted by KSUViolet06 (Post 1986406)
It doesn't matter who's around. It's a Degrassi epsiode. lol.

I agree on the whole being inclusive thing. It's important to be able to be around your friends, with your bf, and not make them feel all awkward and third wheel-y.

I'm just an unclassy old lady, but I think I'd slow down on the friendship with this couple. Do less with them and not be available to hear their drama or subject myself to their behavior. Are you friends with both of them, or mostly just her? You could always put your foot down and put it like this "Oh Dramarina, we never get to spend any time with just us girls, I'd really like to catch up with you." and then plan to do something that requires tickets he can't get, during something he likes, or something that will freak him out.

Or you can just cut them loose, sometimes that's easier, I've done it.

KSUViolet06 09-21-2010 10:11 PM

I think I am more friends with her, but these are more BF's friends than mine.

I told him today that I'd rather eat glass than hang out with them and see them fighting and being dramatic. He didn't care and he went and hug out with them by himself. I think that's what will happen from now on (Drama Couple can hang out with HIM and I'll go do something I want to do with people I can actually tolerate).

VandalSquirrel 09-21-2010 10:53 PM

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Originally Posted by KSUViolet06 (Post 1986428)
I think I am more friends with her, but these are more BF's friends than mine.

I told him today that I'd rather eat glass than hang out with them and see them fighting and being dramatic. He didn't care and he went and hug out with them by himself. I think that's what will happen from now on (Drama Couple can hang out with HIM and I'll go do something I want to do with people I can actually tolerate).

Sounds good. For various reasons I don't hang out with my fella's friends that often. Some I really enjoy but we're at different points in our lives and have different interests, and I don't live in a world where I have to be friends with my partner's friends. He was trying to force us to be friends and I am just not into going to bars and I like to be at home or someone else's home in a small group or maybe at dinner. They also pulled a move that was entirely rude as hell to me, twice, that made me uninterested in getting to know them further.

KSUViolet06 09-21-2010 11:08 PM


I'm not someone who thinks that we need to do everything together and only hang out with couples (I actually find it nauseating when people ARE like that). Typically, I don't hang out with his friends. This is my first venture into hanging out with BF's friends and we see how well it's worked. lol.

There ARE people who get along really well with most of their partner's friends and as a result, they do almost everything together in like, couples groups. That is not us and I'm perfectly ok with that.

Other random sidenote: There are a lot of women who get into a relationship and dump their own friends, hobbies, and interests for their boyfriend's friends/hobbies/interests. That is also not me. As much as I like the BF, I will never be into playing Madden. I'm perfectly content to do something else I want to do while he does that.



agzg 09-22-2010 09:49 AM

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Originally Posted by KSUViolet06 (Post 1986455)

I'm not someone who thinks that we need to do everything together and only hang out with couples (I actually find it nauseating when people ARE like that). Typically, I don't hang out with his friends. This is my first venture into hanging out with BF's friends and we see how well it's worked. lol.

There ARE people who get along really well with most of their partner's friends and as a result, they do almost everything together in like, couples groups. That is not us and I'm perfectly ok with that.

Other random sidenote: There are a lot of women who get into a relationship and dump their own friends, hobbies, and interests for their boyfriend's friends/hobbies/interests. That is also not me. As much as I like the BF, I will never be into playing Madden. I'm perfectly content to do something else I want to do while he does that.



One of my very best friends is actually the girlfriend of my college boyfriend's best friend. They broke up shortly before we did, but after 2 years or so they got back together. It's nice though - I can keep a part of my ex's life (as a friend) without the awkwardness of calling him when he's around his girlfriend and/or creeping his facebook page.

I'm friends with many of live-in's friends, but I think that's partially because I moved out here and only knew him, and for the longest time, I met only his friends. Now that I'm making friends on my own, it's a little more balanced.

When we were both at Pitt we did not run in the same circles (mostly because he was in undergrad and I was in grad school - I hung out mostly with friends from class).

I will say that being with live-in, I have picked up some of his interests. This is especially true of TV shows (and it goes both ways - he would never admit it but he likes Gossip Girl almost as much as I do). At least, my eyes no longer glaze over when he starts talking about troubleshooting crazy dodads and whatnots that I assume have something to do with the intertubes.

Smile_Awhile 09-26-2010 10:11 AM

On Monday, I'll have been with my boyfriend for 6 months. :)

christiangirl 09-29-2010 01:46 AM

^^Congrats!

Dear You:

Enough is enough. So many women let their feelings and attachment lead their behavior rather than their values (I include myself in this) and it gets us NO WHERE. Honestly, if I said, "I have the perfect guy for you! He's hard working and makes a decent living and can provide for you. He will also yell at you, demean you, not communicate well, and beat your kids on occasion. But I just know you'll love him." How inclined would you be to marry that one? You'd tell me to get real! Well, that's the situation you're in and you need to get out. Your kids are over 18 so I'm not gonna do my mandated reporter bit but PLEASE stop letting your attachment to him lead you, go with the things you value instead.

AGDee 09-29-2010 06:13 PM

The latest creepy response from Plenty of Fish:
Hello, I saw your profile and am VERY interested! i dont live in conneticut..i dont know why my profile says that! Im a
47 yoa divorced white male and work in fed law
enforcement in atlanta georgia but am moving to detroit in the next two months. I requested a transfer.....just getting tired of atlanta!I will actually be back there this week (thursday) leaving Friday, and would love to know more about you! I restore cars and motorcycles, read
anything i can get my hands on, mainly history, love
anything outdoors, and travel a LOT, be it weekend
getaways in an old convertible or to europe!! I am
just at home in a farm yard as I am in an art gallery
or courtroom. I was born and raised in texas (typical
ranch boy!) but joined the army to see the world and
the rest is history! I hope I hear back from you VERY
soon! tell me more about you! kids? still with you?
what do you do for a living? what kind of hours do you
work? what do you do for fun? that kind of stuff! i know this is short notice, but i would love to meet you for a drink thursday if you're available! how far are you from the airport area darlin? it could be the start of a great relationship! I hope i hear from you soon! bye for now,

Red flags? His profile says he is from Hartford, CT yet he immediately denies this. Why would anybody move from Atlanta to Detroit??? I wrote back and told him that I am not available Thursday but if he's moving here in a couple months we could stay in touch and, even if there's no romantic connection, I'd enjoy showing him around Detroit. He responded with:

what time do you plan on being finished thursday? im sort of a night owl!, brian

Ummmm... sure dude. I'll meet you, for the first time, near the airport, late at night??? I don't THINK so. Too many things just don't add up. What's the big rush if you really are moving here? Sounds to me like the guy is from CT, not moving to Detroit but is going to be in town and is looking for a booty call. If you're *really* interested in me, you'll stay in touch for a couple months until you move here. If you're looking for a booty call for Thursday night, then you're out of luck from this woman.

dreamseeker 09-29-2010 07:20 PM

^^^ aw come on. what a dumbass. he shouldn't be allowed to breed :rolleyes:

33girl 09-29-2010 09:15 PM

Dee, get off PoF. I'm serious. One of my friends is STILL getting stalked by the nutjob she dated from there - she's had to change her blog, facebook etc etc.

KSUViolet06 09-29-2010 09:35 PM

That IS creepy.

AGDee 09-29-2010 10:30 PM

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Originally Posted by dreamseeker (Post 1989063)
^^^ aw come on. what a dumbass. he shouldn't be allowed to breed :rolleyes:

If his profile is true, he already has kids... scary!

Quote:

Originally Posted by 33girl (Post 1989107)
Dee, get off PoF. I'm serious. One of my friends is STILL getting stalked by the nutjob she dated from there - she's had to change her blog, facebook etc etc.

I never initiate anything there but if someone does message me, I read their stuff and decide whether to communicate. Usually I don't communicate at all. However, they don't even get my last name, company name, facebook info or "real" email addy (I use a Yahoo email just for personals). I'm probably one of the most cautious people with this stuff ever. I don't remember the last time I met someone from that site. In fact, I'm not sure I ever met anybody from that one in person. They always get eliminated before that stage.

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Originally Posted by KSUViolet06 (Post 1989117)
That IS creepy.

Yes, yes it is. I was actually thinking this is the kind of stuff that leads to something like the Craig's List Murder.

cheerfulgreek 09-29-2010 10:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AGDee (Post 1989053)
The latest creepy response from Plenty of Fish:
Hello, I saw your profile and am VERY interested! i dont live in conneticut..i dont know why my profile says that! Im a
47 yoa divorced white male and work in fed law
enforcement in atlanta georgia but am moving to detroit in the next two months. I requested a transfer.....just getting tired of atlanta!I will actually be back there this week (thursday) leaving Friday, and would love to know more about you! I restore cars and motorcycles, read
anything i can get my hands on, mainly history, love
anything outdoors, and travel a LOT, be it weekend
getaways in an old convertible or to europe!! I am
just at home in a farm yard as I am in an art gallery
or courtroom. I was born and raised in texas (typical
ranch boy!) but joined the army to see the world and
the rest is history! I hope I hear back from you VERY
soon! tell me more about you! kids? still with you?
what do you do for a living? what kind of hours do you
work? what do you do for fun? that kind of stuff! i know this is short notice, but i would love to meet you for a drink thursday if you're available! how far are you from the airport area darlin? it could be the start of a great relationship! I hope i hear from you soon! bye for now,

Red flags? His profile says he is from Hartford, CT yet he immediately denies this. Why would anybody move from Atlanta to Detroit??? I wrote back and told him that I am not available Thursday but if he's moving here in a couple months we could stay in touch and, even if there's no romantic connection, I'd enjoy showing him around Detroit. He responded with:

what time do you plan on being finished thursday? im sort of a night owl!, brian

Ummmm... sure dude. I'll meet you, for the first time, near the airport, late at night??? I don't THINK so. Too many things just don't add up. What's the big rush if you really are moving here? Sounds to me like the guy is from CT, not moving to Detroit but is going to be in town and is looking for a booty call. If you're *really* interested in me, you'll stay in touch for a couple months until you move here. If you're looking for a booty call for Thursday night, then you're out of luck from this woman.

http://www.myorkutglitter.com/wp-con...008/08/omg.gif

Alumiyum 10-01-2010 10:19 AM

Best response to, "Why aren't you married yet?" ever:

http://www.lamebook.com/wp-content/u.../09/winaa4.png

groovypq 10-01-2010 10:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alumiyum (Post 1989645)
Best response to, "Why aren't you married yet?" ever:

http://www.lamebook.com/wp-content/u.../09/winaa4.png

LMAO!

That is full of win.

Little32 10-01-2010 03:13 PM

This has the potential to knock me on my tushie. I don't know if I want it.

dreamseeker 10-02-2010 12:56 AM

thanks for the unwanted attention. TRULY appreciate that. :eek:

christiangirl 10-05-2010 12:22 AM

I woke up in a man's bed for the very first time.




LOL:)

I stayed with my best guy friend this weekend and I meant to sleep in the front room but we fell asleep watching a movie in his room. I was totally startled to see him laying there when I opened my eyes. I've never woken up next to a guy before and it was definitely weird. Even knowing full well why I was there, I automatically checked to make sure my clothes were on. :p

Drolefille 10-06-2010 12:35 AM

:(

I hate loneliness.

Smile_Awhile 10-07-2010 01:43 AM

Dear Midterms,

Please stop eating my boyfriend's life. I could really use a cuddle.

<3,
Me

christiangirl 10-07-2010 11:45 PM

Today, my co-worker showed me her daughter's wedding invitation. Get this: she went abroad to London for school. One day, she was in a London post office standing in line and she asks the man next to her a question. They start talking and he's interested....2 years later, they're getting married. The kicker: It turns out he's an extended part of the Royal Family. His parents are Lord and Lady Something-or-Other, making him the Honorable Something-or-Other. When the parents pass, they will inherit the title of Lord and Lady.

On their 2 year anniversary, they put on the same clothes they had been wearing that day and took their engagement photos in the post office. :)

PrettyBoy 10-19-2010 03:10 AM

Thank you again. I really appreciate you and everything you do for me.:);)

agzg 10-19-2010 10:05 AM

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Originally Posted by christiangirl (Post 1992007)
On their 2 year anniversary, they put on the same clothes they had been wearing that day and took their engagement photos in the post office. :)

This is really cute, but if live-in and I did that, I'd be wearing Target red and khacki and he'd be wearing a security guard uniform.

Preston327 10-19-2010 03:06 PM

Dear Persons to Remain Unnamed,

If you all dislike my choice of formal date, feel free to not interact with us that night as I'm sure there will be plenty of other things occupying your time in the first place. I promised her I would take her and I'm not going to break her heart because you all take offense to her being shy/not getting hammered drunk/not being in a sorority/God knows what else since I can never get a straight answer from you. Sorry guys but this is my call and I've made it. If you guys can give me an objectively based logical argument as to why I shouldn't take her then maybe I'll listen, but I'm not holding my breath for one.

LucyKKG 10-19-2010 04:21 PM

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Originally Posted by agzg (Post 1995684)
This is really cute, but if live-in and I did that, I'd be wearing Target red and khacki and he'd be wearing a security guard uniform.

I know what I was wearing the day I met my bf because it was a new yellow polo, and I have several pictures from that day. However, I don't remember meeting him!! He does, and apparently I gave him a ride that day (entirely possible). I was dating one of his older (Theta Chi) brothers at the time, and this one was just some younger brother I was helping out. Is it funny that I was the DD yet he's the one who remembers?

agzg 10-19-2010 04:25 PM

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Originally Posted by LucyKKG (Post 1995806)
I know what I was wearing the day I met my bf because it was a new yellow polo, and I have several pictures from that day. However, I don't remember meeting him!! He does, and apparently I gave him a ride that day (entirely possible). I was dating one of his older (Theta Chi) brothers at the time, and this one was just some younger brother I was helping out. Is it funny that I was the DD yet he's the one who remembers?

Literally the only reason I know what we were wearing is because we were both working at Target when we met.

In fact, the first time we hung out outside of work, I was coming straight from work, so I was wearing Target clothes then.

Even on our first date, I ran home super fast, showered, and changed quick quick because he'd only ever seen me in non-Target clothes once or twice before that.

I totally remember what he was wearing the first time I saw him on campus, though.

Smile_Awhile 10-19-2010 06:24 PM

I know what I was wearing when I met my current boyfriend: a red dress with a halter neckline and an empire waist. And the only reason I remember that is because a) there is photographic evidence because it was his formal, and b) that dress is my "lucky red dress" for some stories that I shall not tell here...

KSUViolet06 10-19-2010 06:44 PM

I really couldn't tell you what I was wearing when I met my current bf.

Alumiyum 10-19-2010 09:19 PM

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Originally Posted by KSUViolet06 (Post 1995836)
I really couldn't tell you what I was wearing when I met my current bf.

Me either, though neither of us is very sentimental. We have no idea what the date of our first date was and can only narrow it down to the month so there's no "anniversary", either.


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