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Wendy, I’m pretty sure that I’m responsible for liiike…100 of those. If refreshing counts as a page view. ##refreshing## ##refreshthiswhorebags## &&&&&&&&
Adifferentsarah, that was amaaaaazeballs. For real. Wow
BadTina, that was stupendous!!!! AhahAHAaaaaa!
Dangit, I forgot to mention I’m a dickchoker too! D&mn gag reflex! AP, I totally gag whilst tongue-brushing as well. Good thing my dearest bf isn’t worried that that isn’t regularly on the, ahem, menu. 😉
Amazing, everyone. &&&!! I was around early and trying to be helpful…way before the fuzz was called. I think I’ll poke the bear a bit myself-
So, Sarah b, what does age have to do with compulsively reading this site, and how exactly should those of us above the age of 23 be spending our days?
Also, you are mean. I’m reporting you! To the Meanie Police! They’re going to be looking for you!!!
Now to the more important topic in this thread- cinnamon rolls. (And others, as I’ve just found out! How exciting!) My Bf and I just discovered Immaculate Baking Cinnamon rolls- so much better than Pillsbury or whatever the usual brand one would buy at the grocery store. I’d copy/paste a link, but I’m not so good w technology, and I’m on my Kindle right now. Phew, I sure wish my J.D. or Masters program had taught me that stuff!!
(I think I just hit all the topics, right!?!? Haha! I also don’t tweet or instagram or whatever, but I’m pretty sure ##doublepunctuationisnotahabit##)
Sarah, I freely admit that I did not to listen to other people’s relationship advice until I was at least 25 or so. For the usual reason- my relationship and our love/connection/whatever was DIFFERENT! Whyyyy couldnt other people see that and stop trying to make my situation like their (usually past) situation?!?!?
Looking back now, who knows how or if my life would be different had I followed anyone’s advice back in the day. I’ll bet I would have gotten out of a couple of toxic situations faster than I did, but hey, it is what it is.
Im glad you have decided to take a step back from your situation. Good for you.
Sarah dear, no one is trying to be intentionally mean. The things you first stated are incredibly hypocritical and dont really align. At all. It is ok to have a silly crush on your married boss- where you know it is innocent, but you say he is happy for now in his marriage…and that you are jsut another piece of his game. Duh, what? If he is nice and naturally flirty, then honestly, he is probably quite good at his job as a manager at Golden Corral. Cool off on your crush and stop fantasizing about breaking up his marriage.
