I guess my annoyance are the one letter or one word replies.
k
ok
yea
sure
It's annoying when you type or text something out to get a valid response and all you get is one of the above.
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Yeah but it's not my fault
Mana wahine
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"No offence but.........." and then the person proceeds to offend and upset you. Saying no offence does not make the statement any less offensive.
English Gentleman
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mind your head - people only say it after you've hurt yourself.
watch your step - again only said after you've already tripped.
watch your step - again only said after you've already tripped.
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Got a flat tire huh? (no I just like to rotate them along the side of the highway)
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"I know, right?" It gets me every time. What an empty way to express shared agreement.
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"My bad" I had to ask what this meant. I still don't quite understand it but it's annoying.
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“You're intimidating”
What does that even mean?? This has been said just one too many times..
Him: I can see guys being really bothered by that. It's hard to feel like a man around you.
Me: Seems to me that feeling like a man is something that's your job, not my job. If you don't feel like a man, it's really got nothing to do with me. That's obviously a problem you had before.
Him: Well, you're supposed to be making me feel good about myself right now, you know, complimenting me...(laughing uneasily)
Me: (not laughing, looking at him thoughtfully): Really? So you think my job, when I don't even know you, is to make you feel good about yourself and blow up your ego? I’ve had a pretty hard life and have worked hard to get where I am at so it's not really on my list to pamper some dude who doesn't feel like a man and who wants me to fix that. That's kind of a lot to ask, you know.
What does that even mean?? This has been said just one too many times..
Him: I can see guys being really bothered by that. It's hard to feel like a man around you.
Me: Seems to me that feeling like a man is something that's your job, not my job. If you don't feel like a man, it's really got nothing to do with me. That's obviously a problem you had before.
Him: Well, you're supposed to be making me feel good about myself right now, you know, complimenting me...(laughing uneasily)
Me: (not laughing, looking at him thoughtfully): Really? So you think my job, when I don't even know you, is to make you feel good about yourself and blow up your ego? I’ve had a pretty hard life and have worked hard to get where I am at so it's not really on my list to pamper some dude who doesn't feel like a man and who wants me to fix that. That's kind of a lot to ask, you know.
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"My bad" I had to ask what this meant. I still don't quite understand it but it's annoying.
Right there with you on this one... Hate hearing it too... Its like saying "I made a mistake, I was wrong, I fucked up.... But really don't give a shit about what I did or who it hurts... So too bad get over it". Of course it works for all the ones in this world who have this feeling of entitlement...
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Alyssa,
As a feminist man, it sounds like to me that this guy is stuck in a paternalistic view of women and their "role" as caregivers. It is the 21st century and there may still be a few glass ceilings, but women have many more options open to them than in the "good old days". Men can either adapt and accept that women are their equals, or be "intimidated" into obsolescence. He should be forced to listen to "I am Woman" by Helen Reddy in an endless loop. It sounds like you don't need to waste any more time on this MCP than you already have.
As a feminist man, it sounds like to me that this guy is stuck in a paternalistic view of women and their "role" as caregivers. It is the 21st century and there may still be a few glass ceilings, but women have many more options open to them than in the "good old days". Men can either adapt and accept that women are their equals, or be "intimidated" into obsolescence. He should be forced to listen to "I am Woman" by Helen Reddy in an endless loop. It sounds like you don't need to waste any more time on this MCP than you already have.
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Quote by 69Kisses96
Alyssa,
As a feminist man, it sounds like to me that this guy is stuck in a paternalistic view of women and their "role" as caregivers. It is the 21st century and there may still be a few glass ceilings, but women have many more options open to them than in the "good old days". Men can either adapt and accept that women are their equals, or be "intimidated" into obsolescence. He should be forced to listen to "I am Woman" by Helen Reddy in an endless loop. It sounds like you don't need to waste any more time on this MCP than you already have.
I appreciate what you are saying but the fact is, those two words are something I have heard SO many times it's ridiculous.
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I appreciate what you are saying but the fact is, those two words are something I have heard SO many times it's ridiculous.
That just proves that evolution is an ongoing process. There will always be those like yourself who are impatient for others to wake up and smell the coffee. The far larger group is those who find change threatening and intimidating. Most are good people at heart, they just need encouragement to find where they fit in today's world.
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I agree with all gypsygyrl has to say, however, for me is it WHATEVER
whatever.
You can’t truly call yourself peaceful unless you are capable of violence. If you’re not capable of violence, you’re not peaceful. You’re harmless.
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Dude
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Dude
dude, don't even go there. that's my go to word. *glares*
You can’t truly call yourself peaceful unless you are capable of violence. If you’re not capable of violence, you’re not peaceful. You’re harmless.
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Dude
Warning! Don't watch that movie "Who Shot Liberty Valance?" Who knows how many times Lee Marvin says the word "Dude"?
I LOOOVE that movie!!! Dude.
Gravelly-Voiced Fucker
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"God only gives you as much as He knows you can handle." I used to get that a lot. Whenever someone says that I want to kick them in the head.
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"Put your dick away, your drunk". Sheesh people live a little.
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Here in the south, ".. a couple of three minutes." WTH?
I may be bad, but I'm perfectly good at it.
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Wanna have cybersex?
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That's "insane" is probably what causes me to get there at a young age.....
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Keep up the good work. I don't know why but it grates on me.
Fancy Schmancy
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"Calm down." I try like hell not to say it to someone I am trying to get to calm down.
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"Calm down." I try like hell not to say it to someone I am trying to get to calm down.
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"God only gives you as much as He knows you can handle." I used to get that a lot. Whenever someone says that I want to kick them in the head.
On par with "Everything happens for a reason". I'll hold them down while you kick them
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Wanna have cybersex?
I may be old school, but I have never understood the attraction. I'm with Springsteen. I need the human touch.
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"Can I help you dear"
Ffs I'm 42 not 82, I can manage thanks!
Ffs I'm 42 not 82, I can manage thanks!
English Gentleman
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i hate it when people say "mind your head" its almost always said after you have hit your head.