Not an Addams Family person

By Anonymous - 03/01/2023 09:00

Today, my girlfriend spend all day pouting that I wouldn't watch 'Wednesday' with her, despite my giving the pilot a chance and hating it. Yet when I choose a show, I usually get five seconds before, "What is this? I don't like it! Turn it off." FML
I agree, your life sucks 953
You deserved it 244

Same thing different taste

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I've had this happen. Solution 1) make some drinks and food and just get through it. 2) Your gf probably has other friends she could watch this with, not every show has to be an as a couple show. *I feel your pain, I wasn't able to make it through the pilot. Show isn't for everyone. I'm told though that the pilot isn't representative of the show.

No, the pilot is pretty much representative of the rest of the show. I watched the whole thing and if you're not intrigued by the pilot, move on to something else. If you want to watch something to convince you to keep Netflix, try "Derry Girls."

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I've had this happen. Solution 1) make some drinks and food and just get through it. 2) Your gf probably has other friends she could watch this with, not every show has to be an as a couple show. *I feel your pain, I wasn't able to make it through the pilot. Show isn't for everyone. I'm told though that the pilot isn't representative of the show.

No, the pilot is pretty much representative of the rest of the show. I watched the whole thing and if you're not intrigued by the pilot, move on to something else. If you want to watch something to convince you to keep Netflix, try "Derry Girls."

I can't blame you -- she's an unlikeable protagonist. It's difficult to get drawn into a story when you don't care to see the main character succeed.

Sounds like you live on a one way street. I’d move on.

There is nothing as ridiculous sounding as when I am watching a TV show and my wife comes in and asks “Are you watching this?” It’s a somewhat more polite way of saying “I want to watch something else”, but the logic is ridiculous… You have several choices - The easiest is to have more than one TV if you can afford that. But if you find you are always in different rooms at home watching different TV programs it does not bode well for your relationship. If two adults cannot agree or compromise on something as trivial as what TV program to watch, how in hell are you going to deal with all the other disagreements in life? … Sadly some people grow up thinking they are going to be the king or queen of their household and everyone is going to bend to their will. Either the two of you are going to have to learn to compromise and get along with each other or the relationship will eventually collapse. The problem isn’t what TV program you watch - It’s learning to compromise and get along.