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- 17 Gru 2019
Gives a shit about the things I find important.
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- 17 Paź 2023
Yeah, you're right. I just really love the idea of her in this, so I’ve been kinda pushing for some validation on the choice.
Thanks anyway.
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- 17 Gru 2019
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- 19 Gru 2022
Strong agree. Men suck at fashion, makeup, hair etc. A gift card might seem boring, but it will be much more appreciated than a dress or some hair products we'll have to tactfully return or never use.
We can talk for hours on just about anything. He's an amazing conversationalist, and really well read, and if he disagrees with me he'll push back and argue, not just give up and let me win. He's also very funny.
Basically he's great company.
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- 17 Gru 2019
This one especially. Telling us her eye colour, but nothing about her body type or personal preferences.
Also, men who buy revealing outfits for their partners are more about showing her off like a trophy and less about buying her something that she wants.
Offer to clean the bathroom while she goes out for the afternoon to buy herself clothing she likes. Give her the cash to do it, and have her come home to a shining clean bathroom, and you'll win more accolades than whatever the fuck that shirt is you're trying to buy.
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- 27 Paź 2021
Idk what you mean by themed, but I hate the second one. Looks like an early 80s regret.
The red ribbons on white/cream is legit an accent to something my mother made me for a 1981 valentine's social.
But so yeah - it's the pink/white/red + the ribbons + the material, which looks synthetic and therefore not really a pick for a country picnic (I assume that's the theme you meant, now that I read a couple more comments). And it just doesn't look well-made.
I'd go for cotton. Maybe a gingham. Or there are some nice full-sleeved dresses at Asian places like soolinen.com or rongshop.com, or at Scandi places like gudrunsjoden.com. Tulleandbatiste.com has a lot of feminine, flowy dresses. You can find similar to some of the above stores at Amazon. Quick search also turned up fashionsully.com, which has a variety of dress styles.
She's going to be easy to fit at her height/ weight, just might fall a bit higher/ shorter on her body/ legs than how it is modeled
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- 28 Maj 2014
Okay, so you’re buying yourself a gift.
I guess you can do that if you want, but I’d also get something for her that she actually wants so she knows you’re not just thinking of yourself.
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- 8 Kwi 2021
I find the front lace garish, it seems it was put there because the designer "liked lace" and didn't actually have much thought beyond that.
This is with out getting into the specific shade of the dress, this is a really ugly pink/red. PANTONE 12-3456 "I accidentally put a red shirt in the wash with my whites."
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- 17 Gru 2019
Like most moids, I suspected this was more about his wants than his partner's, and is why I suggested he tell us his body type and what the occasion was.
If he likes it so much, he can buy it for himself to wear.
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- 28 Maj 2014
Yeah, sorry. I just wanted to pile on at yet another dent rolling in here expecting everyone to kiss his ass for being so thoughtless and insightful because he’s considering a gift for his gf.
I watched Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio recently. I thought it was lovely.
Ostatnio edytowane:
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- 7 Sty 2021
Inland Empire by David Lynch. Great movie, especially for a first date!
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- 28 Lip 2024
Fargo, Heat, True Grit (2010), Lars and the Real Girl, Prisoners, The Grand Budapest Hotel, There Will Be Blood. A little something of everything. If you're fine with animated, you can't go wrong with The Iron Giant.
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- 16 Paź 2023
I thought you hated your husband and married him for money.
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- 19 Gru 2022
Nah, I don’t really hate anyone and I already have enough money. If anything I married him out of boredom; had to marry someone and it might as well be someone who is fun to argue with.
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- 17 Gru 2019
Keeping this low info but I have a friend that shared a hobby with me. She's largely just stopped talking me or engaging with any of the hobby we used to do.
I've considered reaching out to them to essentially offer a sort've last shot at opening a dialogue. Just making it clear that I didn't mean to insult or bother them but if they want to just not hang out that's fine. I've waffled on it because I don't want it to seem like pressuring them.
Should I just leave 'em be? I've gotten mixed opinions.
I've considered reaching out to them to essentially offer a sort've last shot at opening a dialogue. Just making it clear that I didn't mean to insult or bother them but if they want to just not hang out that's fine. I've waffled on it because I don't want it to seem like pressuring them.
Should I just leave 'em be? I've gotten mixed opinions.
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- 28 Maj 2014
I don’t think it’s a good idea. Similar situations have happened to me, and I’ve found that oftentimes the reason for dropping contact had very little to do with me, specifically, or anything I’d said.
If this is the case, which it might be, there is nothing you can do to change it. I would let it go.
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- 17 Gru 2019
April, you should see someone about this. This is weird.
I would like to close the door in things for the ending of a good friendship. Don't need to be dramatic, or to even tell them what you're doing, just one final conversation, for yourself, knowing it'll likely be the last time we talk.
It's a personal preference, you'll need to decide how you might feel about things in a decade's time and what your regrets might be. I never like leaving things undecided.
It also depends on how close you are. You don't indicate it, but if you only just shared one hobby, it sounds like not so close. In that case, just move on.
Fuck that noise about you worrying that you're pressuring them. If they were an established friend, and you want to know whether to unestablish the friendship, that's a minor, quick resolution question.
A true friend won't want to leave you in limbo.
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- 20 Gru 2022