By Anonymous - 05/09/2014 21:54 - United States - Conway
Same thing different taste
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Was it "Girl Afraid" by The Smiths?
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Peace and quiet
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Ironic, isn't it?
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What do you want from me?
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Get your act together
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Show it anywayDamn I guess people don't know or like Biggie
Still. It's just a song. I'm sure OP does respect his girlfriend and women in general. His girlfriend honestly seems a little dramatic.
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Show it anywayI can just see your future girlfriend now... Wait where did she go? Oh right, to a guy who actually respects women.
Either the blood to your brain went to your boobs, or you need to get a ladder to catch that sarcasm that went over your head...
Shit, no guys that respect women get bitches.
There's nothing I love more than a good domestic woman joke.. Thanks for the fml, OP. It made me chuckle!
I may be a girl but I'm on your side...sounds like she was being too sensitive
I completely agree. If a guy says a comment like that he is joking around. Unless OP treats his girlfriend like an object and degrades her then I don't get why she would be seriously mad.
I agree it was an overreaction to a joke, but that joke is far, far too overused by 13 year old boys to be funny. It just sucks as any type of joke.
She's overreacting OP Just tell her you had no idea that that song would be on
advice... good make up sex and you make the sandwich
Nothing better than getting in trouble for something entirely not your fault...
You sound fun.
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I may be a girl but I'm on your side...sounds like she was being too sensitive
#7: I would label myself as a feminist with an emphasis on equality, but I'm smart enough to know the difference between a joke and an insult. Besides, to "put [him] in [his] place" sounds abusive and controlling. That's not feminism.