I know. If I'm lucky I'm getting my apartment this weekend. It's been empty for over three weeks. This wait is pure bullshit! If I'm really lucky I'm getting the apartment AND a new job (they are calling back this week) and then about 70% of my problems can go away! Anybody who can spare some luck?
Good thoughts and prayers inbound. Your mother sounds like a bully, and I wish you a speedy exit from her influence.
Thank you! She... doesn't seem to notice her behaviors and pointing it out makes for more trouble than it's worth. I usually try to tell myself she's probably not all happy in herself... but today I sort of snapped and told her I don't like the way she treats me... Thank you
My ex used to call her Satan... he didn't really like the way she made me feel. I'll soon be out of here and then I'll be able to control out contact more. Might make some difference.
Some folks in my building have a granddaughter around my age who is visiting them. They pointedly suggested I say hello to her. I figured, why not? So later, the granddaughter was walking into the building with her grandparents' dog, who we'll call Rover. I summoned up my courage on the way out of the building, took a breath, and said, "Hi, Rover."
Meyers and Briggs can take a long walk off a short pier, but as an introvert, I'm much more likely to introduce myself to your pet than I am to you. And possibly ask your pet out to dinner. Which isn't a ploy. If I wanted to go to dinner with you, I'd say so. Now hand me the leash, Rover and I are off to the pizza parlor.
I love you people. Unfortunately I've already planned to cover my head with a paper bag for all eternity. Of course with my luck, she'll be walking with Rover out of the building as I'm coming in. "Hi Ro...sonuva..."
Saying hello to her dog is a fine way to impress her .... just don't get their names confused during sex because that's not so much...
Next time you see her ignore her again and say hi to rover, then after you've made a fuss of him look up and smile and say "hes a lovely dog, what breed is he (unless its really obvious in which case ask how old he is instead) , Oh a pomeranian, he so cute like a cross between a dog and a cloud... (or whatever) then excuse yourself and stroll on Next time you see them ignore her again and say hi to rover first ... this time she'll remember you and might initiate conversation
Getting royally pissed off at the way game developers are dismissing offline gamers. Managed to get a refund on GT Sport, but it's just another example of how you don't count unless you're willing to cough up the extra ££ required for online gaming. I was hoping it was a trend that would go away, but 'campaign' and 'career' modes seem to be very much a thing of the past.
I just refuse to get my ass kicked by some foul-mouthed racist tween with nothing better to do all day than improve their stats. I've got three jobs and a wife, when I find time to game, I want a nice, stupid, predictable AI to smack the crap out of.
I dislike gaming with others mostly because of the cry babies and shit-talkers. I don't mind a challenging AI, but I don't want to play with people I don't know well. Gaming time is rare for me, and I want to enjoy it.
Couldn't agree more, and while those gamers who are happy enough to continue playing games getting on for a decade old can still enjoy a good campaign, those of us excited by the graphics, gameplay and scope of current gen consoles are getting shafted left right and centre, just because we're not into MP gaming.
I think we're on the same page, I just won't even look at something that's primarily MP. As a matter of fact, I've been replaying Half Life 2 lately, which is 13 or so years old. Gotta dig up my HL1 discs next...