TubularTittyFrog
@TubularTittyFrog@lemmy.world
- Comment on Anon loves Kebab 1 day ago:
fake: OP tipping 50%
gay: owner packing his meat in a OP’s pita pocket
- Comment on Would another program like Roosevelt's WPA turn America around quickly from the shitty place we are in? 3 days ago:
what are you talking about? do you mean ‘underemployment’?
- Comment on Anon owns a gym 3 days ago:
some people hate being outside.
- Comment on Anon owns a gym 4 days ago:
because weather and daylight
- Comment on Anon owns a gym 4 days ago:
but was he wrong?
- Comment on Anon owns a gym 4 days ago:
seriously! doesn’t this guy know you shove them up your ass and hold them there for at least 30m to property exercise your sphincter?
- Comment on Anon discovers books 4 days ago:
no it was the late 90s in a town that was poor.
- Comment on Anon discovers books 6 days ago:
right, so children murdering people never happens…
except it happened 1,106 times in 2025.
- Comment on Anon is a victim 6 days ago:
and you’re disappointed when you grab it, aren’t you?
- Comment on Anon discovers books 6 days ago:
does OP not understand the internet is mostly fake stories?
- Comment on Anon discovers books 6 days ago:
have you met children?
- Comment on Anon is a victim 1 week ago:
telling people to smile more is a dick move.
- Comment on Anon is a victim 1 week ago:
sounds like sexual harassment to me.
- Comment on Anon hears a dying wish 1 week ago:
this is homosexuality improving society.
- Comment on Anon's friend gets exposed 1 week ago:
yes, lots of people are nuts.
- Comment on Anon watches The Office 1 week ago:
My two longest relationships were with a woman who loved The Office, and one who loved Parks and Recs. I suffered through both shows for their sake, but the third time they wanted me to watch it with them again, it was over. There are so many shows, but fans of these sitcoms seem to want to just watch them over and over and watch nothing else. It’s weird.
I don’t understand the appeal of these shows. I’ve also had co-workers try to cheat on their bf with me, so the whole office romance thing has no appeal to me.
- Comment on Anon's friend gets exposed 1 week ago:
Hey man, some people like playing cards, other people enjoy being offended by random internet bullshit.
- Comment on Anon's friend gets exposed 1 week ago:
what age is that?
pretty sure men and women are both legal adults at 18.
- Comment on Anon's friend gets exposed 1 week ago:
because it’s a number that’s easy to measure and understand.
- Comment on Anon's friend gets exposed 1 week ago:
the problem is people projecting their current self onto their past self. and being like ‘well i was stupid at 22’
yeah and when you are 60 you will think you were stupid at 40. that’s how life should work.
but you don’t get to generalize that for others. there are people who at 22 are vastly more matured and full of life experience than people in their 60s, because it’s mostly a matter of what you have been exposed to and things you have dealt with. Some folks like sheltered lives, others not so much.
I am in my 40s and I’m shocked how many 35+ year old adults are more sheltered and naive about life and relationships than I was at like 20.
- Comment on Anon's friend gets exposed 1 week ago:
what people love to do is judge other people and their relationships. it’s drama.
- Comment on Anon cheers up a friend 1 week ago:
OP sexually harasses friend and wonders why friend is angry and no longer wants to talk.
- Comment on Anon thinks she's exaggerating 1 week ago:
typical day in north korea
- Comment on Anons text isn't green but that's far from the worst. 1 week ago:
he watched The Boys.
- Comment on Anons text isn't green but that's far from the worst. 1 week ago:
This shit is hilarious and was a plot point in The Boys. The deep has a sexual relationship with an octopus.
- Comment on Anon tries being social 1 week ago:
staying in a relationship that disappoints you is far less healthy than just ending it entirely.
that’s true of any friendship or romantic relationship.
- Comment on Anon tries being social 1 week ago:
The problem is the miserable people want to be in charge, and the good people don’t. So the miserable people always end up in charge and drive all the good folks away, because nobody wants to work under a miserable person.
- Comment on Anon tries being social 1 week ago:
he was a folk hero among the insane incels, sort of like the unibomber was, or Luigi is now.
- Comment on Anon tries being social 1 week ago:
No. I’m much happier not having to deal with other people’s misery and pettiness. I used to be more social but I gave up because I was sick of having to listen to other people’s relentless negativity about their lives, or towards other people’s lives. I don’t want to hear people complain about their partners, their kids, their family/friends or their job, and how if only they were rich and single life would be perfect.
Further, where I live people basically just want to talk about how Trump Is Evil and They Are So Poor. Despite the objective reality they personally not impacted by Trump in any way and are among the richest people in the country. I’m not interested in indulging their bizarre delusions. And if you disagree on either of these ideas, you are Evil to them. I specifically quit a lot of things I used to do because this is all anyone wanted to talk anymore. And yeah they do light up when you let them run their mouths about their victimhood. Just like the majority of people on lemmy threats endlessly commenting about how oppressed they are despite their real situation being one of liberty and free choice in which they actively choose to cos-play as victims because it means nothing is their fault and lets dwell in their misery rather than take any personal accountability for themselves and their lives.
- Comment on Anon tries being social 1 week ago:
Cool. I live in Boston and anytime I try to be polite to people casually they almost always get angry, even when I’m doing them a favor like picking up something they dropped on the street.
You call it skills, I call it culture change, because I never had this issue 10 years ago. Folks were way more open minded and friendly a decade ago than they are today. Now I say hi to the person at the bar other than the bartender they glare and just stare harder into their phone.
Dog park by me is a lot of old folks who just want to talk about how young people are awful. Never met anyone under 60 at the dog parks I’ve been too. And most dog owners I meet on the street are completely unfriendly unless they are also gray-haired.