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C.R.E.A.MHave you three sat down and had a conversation about how each of you are feeling? (in as constructive as a manner as possible)
Also, people change and it is almost impossible to change them back, such is life.
Jemstell his gf he got scaley balls
VTshredder69One time I walked into my room and my roomate was jerking off completely naked and instead of trying to cover his junk he through his shirt over the monitor instead of his junk because he was so embarrassed of what he was watching.
Now that is dedication.
isthiscorkedWhat was bro watching
VTshredder69One time I walked into my room and my roomate was jerking off completely naked and instead of trying to cover his junk he through his shirt over the monitor instead of his junk because he was so embarrassed of what he was watching.
Now that is dedication.
PresidentSkroobThis seems like an issue that could be easily resolved with confrontation and personal accountability.
If there’s anything I’ve learned that hard way in life way too many times, it’s the importance of cutting your losses early. As soon as the bullshit starts, end it. Whether that means asking Fanny to move out or moving out yourself, or having a serious discussion. Life is too short and risky for bullshit.
PowstagramWhat fucking awful advice
PresidentSkroobI’ve done my share of holding on to people for too long, and I’ve lost a lot of time doing it. I’ve also learned that doing it will hurt you rather than sanctify you. The same people you stuck around for will bite you in the end.
I’ve been betrayed by people I’ve loved and stuck my neck out for. I’ve since learned to listen to red flags as soon as I notice them and leave. I have a very low tolerance for other people’s bullshit now.
arnie_grapeyou talk a lot