7 Exciting Reasons To Fall In Love With A Gamer
If you’re dating a serious gamer like me, you know that it’s time to say sayonara to your gamer boyfriend or girlfriend whenever there’s an expo (E3) or a new video game console comes out.
If you’re dating a serious gamer like me, you know that it’s time to say sayonara to your gamer boyfriend or girlfriend whenever there’s an expo (E3) or a new video game console comes out.
It’s a hard and brutal truth to accept. It stings. It’s not fair. It makes you feel helpless and out of control. But the fastest way to get back into control, to feel powerful, and to mend your wounds, is to face the truth.
“My story is amazing. It’s tragic and it’s inspiring. And it’s beautiful.”
Home is a warm hug from my mother, any time of the day. It’s reachable. It’s something that’s unlimited and free.
And it’s passionate, but not in a stop-your-life kind of way, but in a sustainable way.
She f*cking knows!
7. People like to point how awkward, quiet, and/or weird you are. It’s feel really great when people do this! As if you didn’t already know.
All girls with nose piercings are forced to become BFFs with the inner workings of their nostrils – it’s part of the bargain.
I love you means I choose to love you, all of you. You don’t have to hide your weirdness, cracks, imperfections that make you who you are. I won’t tolerate your annoying habits and quirky flaws because I like them, I will honor them.
3. Our parents are extremely overbearing.
I can’t remember how many times I had to tell the person I was on a date with that I’m being quiet doesn’t mean I’m not enjoying myself, it’s just my way of being (and probably my resting bitch face), and that their rambling is actually much appreciated.
Until you meet a decent person to be with, you have to go through a ton of jerks. There are plenty of them.
You’ll only say “I love you,” when it matters. When they need to hear it.
Give her a box of nice chocolates and tell her that you can’t wait until tonight.
Do not have cellulite. You can achieve this by going to social events where all of the lights are turned off.
The “is there a Tinder for friendship?” search
My question to you is a plain one: Do you think after reading the feedback, what you wrote was wrong in the sense that it took one experience with one person from one culture and made a generalization about an entire culture based on that?
Chances are that if you get a hangover-themed Snapchat from us, we took the photo more than a dozen times; not in an attempt to look perfect, but rather in an attempt to successfully show you how much of a mess we are right now.