5 Things You Should Never Have To Compromise For A Relationship (And 5 Things It’s Okay To Compromise On)
Things You Should Never Have To Compromise For A Relationship: 1. Family ties.
Things You Should Never Have To Compromise For A Relationship: 1. Family ties.
I’m embracing the chaos, the uncertainty, the unknown. If you don’t, if you have high expectations for your future, nothing will ever be good enough.
The only good quality you gained from having a Samantha doll was the inherited sixth sense to tell, when meeting someone, if they also had a Samantha doll growing up
Who doesn’t like a good live public disaster? I do. And so does God. That’s why he created public access…and microphones that look “off” when they’re really “on.”
We’ve all been in that awkward stage of a blossoming friendship where we can’t tell if a guy is just genuinely nice or if he’s trying to flirt.
One of my teachers has all the students bring in a picture of themselves so she can put them up on the wall. So, every day I bring in a different picture of Morgan Freeman and put it up on the wall, to replace a kid. Right now there are abut five Morgan Freemans.
The most difficult thing about being in an open relationship is more than the threat of drifting apart.
As it happens, you don’t have to be a secret agent leading a double life to keep things interesting (though it helps if you are).
Dating and hook-up culture is as foreign to Frenchwomen as class and elegance are to American women.
I know how you kiss, I know how you flirt, I know plenty more things about you that a friend would never, and should never know. It’s hard to forget them once that line has been crossed.
In life, annoying stuff happens that you won’t be able to control, and there’s no use stewing over something that couldn’t be avoided.
Stereotype: ENTPs have no follow through and cannot commit to anything for the life of them.
If you like someone you talk to them. None of this “well she texted me first so I’m going to put her in purgatory for a couple days” bullshit.
You’d think it would be different when you’re in some Norman Foster designed office building surrounded by educated, respectable people in suits. But, it’s not. Office bathrooms too often look like Superdome toilets when the Monster Jam is in town.