I love a hairy chest!!!!
Ohhh or those fitness guys who shave their arms, chest and back and then they have ingrown hair and there's a million red inflamed dots all over - whyyyyyyyy?
I get it if they are competing as it shows off the muscles better but thats some upkeep.Ohhh or those fitness guys who shave their arms, chest and back and then they have ingrown hair and there's a million red inflamed dots all over - whyyyyyyyy?
I used to have a male friend who would analyze everything and similar to that, he would always think there was a deeper issue at play. "It's very telling that *insert meaningliness thing I did*". And he would probe and grill me, used to wreck my head.
I've had to look at an ex's name on a chest before (they're back together now)
... but it's more when your cuddling you don't wanna see that do you and also the words 'go hard or go home' from someone else. Not great I would take those over a toddlers face though!!He had a tattoo of go hard or go home and his ex's name on his chest? Jesus that's awful!I've had to look at an ex's name on a chest before (they're back together now)
Hahah no these were two different people I was seeing/had a thing with
!!! I aren't sure which is worse?Or when they have “only God can judge me” tattooed on them. Well, I am judging you. And your tit sex.Hahah no these were two different people I was seeing/had a thing with
Omg I had the same thing happen to me with a guy at uni. Kind guy but he asked me out like 4 times and each time I would have to politely decline - after a certain point it just became so exasperating and he insisted that we should just go out for a meal or something.I don't know if this even counts as 'the ick', but this guy I went to school with has asked me out three times this year (first before the pandemic, second after lockdown and third last week). Every time he does I explain that I'm not interested in dating and, if we were to go out, it would definitely just be as friends catching up, but even this makes me nervous that he'll get the wrong impression.
Last week he asked again and actually used my busy schedule against me this time, as this was my excuse last time (i.e. 'I know you work, go to uni & train everyday but you surely have an hour to give me?') and then, after I agreed to a meet up as friends, proceeded to say that 'we'll go on a few dates and take it slow'. The idea that already he thinks it's a romantic date and expects to be taking it slow has made me cringe. I can't even use lockdown as an excuse as we (in Wales) come out of it on Monday
That is just unreal!
Christ, this sounds like some old friends that I have, but thankfully don't see or hear from very often. They only message me when they want to talk about themselves and want compliments on their amazzzzingggg life and amazzzinnggg job
and when I try and catch them up on my own life, it's always a competition about how they're doing better. So exhausting! I went out with him for around four months. I tried to put up with it because I really fancied him but in the end the childishness diminished the attraction. It just became too tiresome and I didn't look forward to seeing him in the end. Even something like just going to the cinema was a pain. When he chose the film he'd say 'that was brilliant blah blah blah' if I chose the film he'd say ' it was okay, nothing special or he'd make a joke about getting a refund. I believe its insecurity and low self esteem based.
Bet he also finished in bed FIRST
I’m glad others feel this way too. I’ve had two guy friends like this. After a certain point it just made me quite angry - it just felt so disrespectful that they wouldn’t take my ‘no thanks’ seriously? The bit from @bookworm1403’s post where the guy said “we’ll just take it slow” really enraged me actually.
This is hilarious
