What do you want to rant about today? #41

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Pisses me right off we have literally just entered summer enjoy this season dont wish time away for bloody autumn anyone who i come into contact that dares mention anything autumnal you are getting told off
 
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Pisses me right off we have literally just entered summer enjoy this season dont wish time away for bloody autumn anyone who i come into contact that dares mention anything autumnal you are getting told off
It's basically been Autumn since last September lol,with a freak few days of heat. I love Autumn it's my absolute favourite season but not for 3/4 of the year. I just want some sort of normal seasonal weather. I do find it odd that pretty much everywhere else,the weather follows a pretty regular pattern,bar the UK
 
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Yeah our weather is all over the place never seems to relate to what season we are in
 
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Pisses me right off we have literally just entered summer enjoy this season dont wish time away for bloody autumn anyone who i come into contact that dares mention anything autumnal you are getting told off
And anyone who refers to the "ber months" needs a slap.

Nobody will ever convince me that a season where everything dies, and the weather gets more grey and miserable by the day, is the best time of year.
 
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It's basically been Autumn since last September lol,with a freak few days of heat. I love Autumn it's my absolute favourite season but not for 3/4 of the year. I just want some sort of normal seasonal weather. I do find it odd that pretty much everywhere else,the weather follows a pretty regular pattern,bar the UK
I am currently sitting in my lounge with the lights on because it's so dark and raining ... in bloody June!! Two weeks ago I couldn't move because of the mad heat. It's mad.
 
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yes, this is crappy from your friend. She made the plans with you first and is going back on that commitment and making you feel you are disposable for this other friend.
How good is your friendship? Is this a blip and you could let her know how you feel? Or has she form for this because if the latter this is not a good friend
For the most part she is good. She is the friend I do the most with gigs/holidays etc. She can be a bit oblivious about certain things though and in her own little bubble at times.
 
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This consumerist seasonal stuff is so tit. No, I don't want to buy 3 months ahead, thanks. I don't have the brainspace or flex in the budget. I save up like a numpty, I guess because by the time I'm ready to shop for the seasonal stuff it's all blardy gone isn't it.
 
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We've recently helped a family member out with a lot of money, and they've really let us down today on something that could easily have been changed their end. It's left me feeling really sad because I couldn't have done what they have and looked them in the eye again.
 
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For the most part she is good. She is the friend I do the most with gigs/holidays etc. She can be a bit oblivious about certain things though and in her own little bubble at times.
Would you be comfortable telling her how you feel? She may be oblivious but I think it's important to give people you care about a chance to right rubbish behaviour (unless it's repeated) or at least realise the impact of their actions
 
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Husband - I've packed

I just needed to add a few bits to his case because his is under the kgs allocated
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What the actual duck is this?
 
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I have nothing nice to say about this. Did he empty the contents of his laundry basket into the suitcase?
duck knows. I've text him and said who the duck packed your case, a blind 2 year old?!
Hope the hotel has an iron.
 
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I agree with this.

You have every right to be annoyed. Go by yourself, I am a great believer in not missing out on things I want to do. And as she has shown herself to be flaky, I'd be very wary of making plans with her again.
I do a lot of things solo..have gone on holidays and to gigs solo but right now I really just want to go with a friend. We have tickets to lots of other gigs this summer and we are doing a long haul trip together later this year.

Would you be comfortable telling her how you feel? She may be oblivious but I think it's important to give people you care about a chance to right rubbish behaviour (unless it's repeated) or at least realise the impact of their actions
The more i thought about it over the weekend I think I will say something. I plan to say that 1 weeks isnt enough particularly for a BBQ and I dont want someome thinking they are just my backup option by asking them now. I'm going to say that I dont want her going as a favour to me and if she doesnt want to go I will go on my own.

We have lots of other concerts together this year (some which involve travelling outside our city) and we also have a pretty big trip together later this year. Part of me doesnt want to rock the boat but I think i'm going to say it. It would be very different if it was something else or some sort of emergency but a bbq for friends that live close to her....i think i need to say it.
 
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I do a lot of things solo..have gone on holidays and to gigs solo but right now I really just want to go with a friend. We have tickets to lots of other gigs this summer and we are doing a long haul trip together later this year.



The more i thought about it over the weekend I think I will say something. I plan to say that 1 weeks isnt enough particularly for a BBQ and I dont want someome thinking they are just my backup option by asking them now. I'm going to say that I dont want her going as a favour to me and if she doesnt want to go I will go on my own.

We have lots of other concerts together this year (some which involve travelling outside our city) and we also have a pretty big trip together later this year. Part of me doesnt want to rock the boat but I think i'm going to say it. It would be very different if it was something else or some sort of emergency but a bbq for friends that live close to her....i think i need to say it.
I personally wouldn’t feel like a back up option if I get invited after the fact, especially if the ticket is free!
But yes, mention to your friend that you are not happy about the situation
 
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My husband is a serial hoarder. He keeps some rit. Yet complains about how there is so much stuff everywhere. I am quite minimalist. I have fantasies about skips and binning it all!
omg me too he has 2 cupboards full of his tit and i cant wait for him to die first so i can bin it all
 
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And anyone who refers to the "ber months" needs a slap.

Nobody will ever convince me that a season where everything dies, and the weather gets more grey and miserable by the day, is the best time of year.
social media has corrupted people to believe ber months (sorry) are cosy for candles etc its social medias fault and the sheep follow
 
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I’ve just spilled beetroot juice over my fairly new Ugg slippers. Combined with dealing with a child with a stomach bug since 11pm last night, a husband with a cough & cold, WFH with both of them here I’m about to loose the plot.
 
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I’ve just spilled beetroot juice over my fairly new Ugg slippers. Combined with dealing with a child with a stomach bug since 11pm last night, a husband with a cough & cold, WFH with both of them here I’m about to loose the plot.
you need to get the husband to look after the kid. A bleeping cough ffs pull your tit out and you need to go get the most gigantic coffee in whatever coffee shops near you and work there
 
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you need to get the husband to look after the kid. A bleeping cough ffs pull your tit out and you need to go get the most gigantic coffee in whatever coffee shops near you and work there
To be fair he’s WFH too (he’s been downstairs with her ,I’ve been upstairs in my office) so has been helping with our daughter today.

Luckily the worst of it was through the night and she’s at an age where she can keep herself occupied/sort herself out. Just the lack of sleep for the past week, it’s the time of the month and I’ve started a diet today (we’ll pretend I did not eat half a m&s cornflake brownie for breakfast today) so the beetroot spillage pushed me over the edge 😅 .
 
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