All i have to say is lol.. did he apoligize after realizing what he said or just acted stubbern ?ReservoirAngel said:The date is the 25th of January, 2011. The place: local bookshop.
On the date in question, me and my boyfriend were looking at books (well, technically I was looking at books while he was reluctantly putting up me during my determined search for copies of the Chronicles of Narnia books).
As he's looking away, a very nice lady who worked there, and who had obviously noticed me digging through every single one of the shop's shelves, drawers and boxes, came over to ask me if I needed some assistance with finding something. I'm always very polite when dealing with people in shops, so I put on my nicest, friendliest act and inform her as to what I was looking for.
She leads me to a certain, and weirdly isolated, little section in the far corner, where after digging around some we manage to come away with 6 of the 7 books (The Magician's Nephew was nowhere to be found). I thank her greatly, pay for my books, and finally leave the shop.
Cue my boyfriend being cold and bitchy with me for the remainder of the day. I finally asked what was wrong that night, after he turned down sex (an odd occurrence).
His justification for his bad mood and annoyance with me: I abandoned him to flirt with some book store slut.
That's right folks. My boyfriend genuinely believed that I, a 100% gay man, had abandoned him to flirt with some 50-year-old woman I'd met in a bookshop. As if it wasn't bad enough he even thought that, it took me THREE DAYS to finally talk him out of the ridiculous belief.
Yes he did. And to make it up to me he found and bought me a copy of The Magician's Nephew too, so I was happy.Khaun said:All i have to say is lol.. did he apoligize after realizing what he said or just acted stubbern ?ReservoirAngel said:The date is the 25th of January, 2011. The place: local bookshop.
On the date in question, me and my boyfriend were looking at books (well, technically I was looking at books while he was reluctantly putting up me during my determined search for copies of the Chronicles of Narnia books).
As he's looking away, a very nice lady who worked there, and who had obviously noticed me digging through every single one of the shop's shelves, drawers and boxes, came over to ask me if I needed some assistance with finding something. I'm always very polite when dealing with people in shops, so I put on my nicest, friendliest act and inform her as to what I was looking for.
She leads me to a certain, and weirdly isolated, little section in the far corner, where after digging around some we manage to come away with 6 of the 7 books (The Magician's Nephew was nowhere to be found). I thank her greatly, pay for my books, and finally leave the shop.
Cue my boyfriend being cold and bitchy with me for the remainder of the day. I finally asked what was wrong that night, after he turned down sex (an odd occurrence).
His justification for his bad mood and annoyance with me: I abandoned him to flirt with some book store slut.
That's right folks. My boyfriend genuinely believed that I, a 100% gay man, had abandoned him to flirt with some 50-year-old woman I'd met in a bookshop. As if it wasn't bad enough he even thought that, it took me THREE DAYS to finally talk him out of the ridiculous belief.
Atleast he saw the error of his ways, that was a sweet way to make up for it too.ReservoirAngel said:Yes he did. And to make it up to me he found and bought me a copy of The Magician's Nephew too, so I was happy.Khaun said:All i have to say is lol.. did he apoligize after realizing what he said or just acted stubbern ?ReservoirAngel said:The date is the 25th of January, 2011. The place: local bookshop.
On the date in question, me and my boyfriend were looking at books (well, technically I was looking at books while he was reluctantly putting up me during my determined search for copies of the Chronicles of Narnia books).
As he's looking away, a very nice lady who worked there, and who had obviously noticed me digging through every single one of the shop's shelves, drawers and boxes, came over to ask me if I needed some assistance with finding something. I'm always very polite when dealing with people in shops, so I put on my nicest, friendliest act and inform her as to what I was looking for.
She leads me to a certain, and weirdly isolated, little section in the far corner, where after digging around some we manage to come away with 6 of the 7 books (The Magician's Nephew was nowhere to be found). I thank her greatly, pay for my books, and finally leave the shop.
Cue my boyfriend being cold and bitchy with me for the remainder of the day. I finally asked what was wrong that night, after he turned down sex (an odd occurrence).
His justification for his bad mood and annoyance with me: I abandoned him to flirt with some book store slut.
That's right folks. My boyfriend genuinely believed that I, a 100% gay man, had abandoned him to flirt with some 50-year-old woman I'd met in a bookshop. As if it wasn't bad enough he even thought that, it took me THREE DAYS to finally talk him out of the ridiculous belief.
He has a habit of doing that. Acts like a twot, then does something overwhelmingly sweet shortly afterwards, thus making it physically impossible to stay mad at the guy.Khaun said:Atleast he saw the error of his ways, that was a sweet way to make up for it too.ReservoirAngel said:Yes he did. And to make it up to me he found and bought me a copy of The Magician's Nephew too, so I was happy.Khaun said:All i have to say is lol.. did he apoligize after realizing what he said or just acted stubbern ?ReservoirAngel said:The date is the 25th of January, 2011. The place: local bookshop.
On the date in question, me and my boyfriend were looking at books (well, technically I was looking at books while he was reluctantly putting up me during my determined search for copies of the Chronicles of Narnia books).
As he's looking away, a very nice lady who worked there, and who had obviously noticed me digging through every single one of the shop's shelves, drawers and boxes, came over to ask me if I needed some assistance with finding something. I'm always very polite when dealing with people in shops, so I put on my nicest, friendliest act and inform her as to what I was looking for.
She leads me to a certain, and weirdly isolated, little section in the far corner, where after digging around some we manage to come away with 6 of the 7 books (The Magician's Nephew was nowhere to be found). I thank her greatly, pay for my books, and finally leave the shop.
Cue my boyfriend being cold and bitchy with me for the remainder of the day. I finally asked what was wrong that night, after he turned down sex (an odd occurrence).
His justification for his bad mood and annoyance with me: I abandoned him to flirt with some book store slut.
That's right folks. My boyfriend genuinely believed that I, a 100% gay man, had abandoned him to flirt with some 50-year-old woman I'd met in a bookshop. As if it wasn't bad enough he even thought that, it took me THREE DAYS to finally talk him out of the ridiculous belief.
Ah like a puppy he may chew your sofa but the way he looks at you makes you forgot about it all iam a bit jealous of you .ReservoirAngel said:He has a habit of doing that. Acts like a twot, then does something overwhelmingly sweet shortly afterwards, thus making it physically impossible to stay mad at the guy.Khaun said:Atleast he saw the error of his ways, that was a sweet way to make up for it too.ReservoirAngel said:Yes he did. And to make it up to me he found and bought me a copy of The Magician's Nephew too, so I was happy.Khaun said:All i have to say is lol.. did he apoligize after realizing what he said or just acted stubbern ?ReservoirAngel said:The date is the 25th of January, 2011. The place: local bookshop.
On the date in question, me and my boyfriend were looking at books (well, technically I was looking at books while he was reluctantly putting up me during my determined search for copies of the Chronicles of Narnia books).
As he's looking away, a very nice lady who worked there, and who had obviously noticed me digging through every single one of the shop's shelves, drawers and boxes, came over to ask me if I needed some assistance with finding something. I'm always very polite when dealing with people in shops, so I put on my nicest, friendliest act and inform her as to what I was looking for.
She leads me to a certain, and weirdly isolated, little section in the far corner, where after digging around some we manage to come away with 6 of the 7 books (The Magician's Nephew was nowhere to be found). I thank her greatly, pay for my books, and finally leave the shop.
Cue my boyfriend being cold and bitchy with me for the remainder of the day. I finally asked what was wrong that night, after he turned down sex (an odd occurrence).
His justification for his bad mood and annoyance with me: I abandoned him to flirt with some book store slut.
That's right folks. My boyfriend genuinely believed that I, a 100% gay man, had abandoned him to flirt with some 50-year-old woman I'd met in a bookshop. As if it wasn't bad enough he even thought that, it took me THREE DAYS to finally talk him out of the ridiculous belief.
Exactly. He's always doing it. I know he does it, but I can't help but get swept away by it. Plus his puppy-dog eyes are literally irresistible. You see that look, you instantly melt.Khaun said:Ah like a puppy he may chew your sofa but the way he looks at you makes you forgot about it all iam a bit jealous of you .ReservoirAngel said:He has a habit of doing that. Acts like a twot, then does something overwhelmingly sweet shortly afterwards, thus making it physically impossible to stay mad at the guy.Khaun said:Atleast he saw the error of his ways, that was a sweet way to make up for it too.ReservoirAngel said:Yes he did. And to make it up to me he found and bought me a copy of The Magician's Nephew too, so I was happy.Khaun said:All i have to say is lol.. did he apoligize after realizing what he said or just acted stubbern ?ReservoirAngel said:The date is the 25th of January, 2011. The place: local bookshop.
On the date in question, me and my boyfriend were looking at books (well, technically I was looking at books while he was reluctantly putting up me during my determined search for copies of the Chronicles of Narnia books).
As he's looking away, a very nice lady who worked there, and who had obviously noticed me digging through every single one of the shop's shelves, drawers and boxes, came over to ask me if I needed some assistance with finding something. I'm always very polite when dealing with people in shops, so I put on my nicest, friendliest act and inform her as to what I was looking for.
She leads me to a certain, and weirdly isolated, little section in the far corner, where after digging around some we manage to come away with 6 of the 7 books (The Magician's Nephew was nowhere to be found). I thank her greatly, pay for my books, and finally leave the shop.
Cue my boyfriend being cold and bitchy with me for the remainder of the day. I finally asked what was wrong that night, after he turned down sex (an odd occurrence).
His justification for his bad mood and annoyance with me: I abandoned him to flirt with some book store slut.
That's right folks. My boyfriend genuinely believed that I, a 100% gay man, had abandoned him to flirt with some 50-year-old woman I'd met in a bookshop. As if it wasn't bad enough he even thought that, it took me THREE DAYS to finally talk him out of the ridiculous belief.
I didnt think people like that really existed, not that you probly cared but was she alright physically i mean ?lvl9000_woot said:I've got plenty but I'll share one for now.
I was dating a girl I met through some friends who was crazy. She'd been through rehab for drinking before she was legal age to even do so in the first place. Months had passed and things went south after I suspected her of cheating. Later I found out she had been cheating on me with her mom's coworker who was twice her age. After I found out I told her I was gone and she threw a fit and cut herself with a razor.
There's more to it but that's all the crazy parts.
Yeah. She was a damn drama queen. She's alive and dating somebody else.Khaun said:I didnt think people like that really existed, not that you probly cared but was she alright physically i mean ?lvl9000_woot said:I've got plenty but I'll share one for now.
I was dating a girl I met through some friends who was crazy. She'd been through rehab for drinking before she was legal age to even do so in the first place. Months had passed and things went south after I suspected her of cheating. Later I found out she had been cheating on me with her mom's coworker who was twice her age. After I found out I told her I was gone and she threw a fit and cut herself with a razor.
There's more to it but that's all the crazy parts.