Author Topic: So, how has your night been?  (Read 2215 times)

I'd reckon your attitude in situations like this is a reason your girlfriend wanted to break up.
im pretty sure if anyone went through a stuff day they would have a stuff attitude

im pretty sure if anyone went through a stuff day they would have a stuff attitude
He sounds like he has a stuff attitude all the time. No one likes dealing with that. He was sincerely whining that as an adult no one would buy him food at a restaurant. It's sad. He even edited it all out of his OP hopefully because he realized how embarrassing it was.

im tired af but I want to get some stuff done

He sounds like he has a stuff attitude all the time. No one likes dealing with that. He was sincerely whining that as an adult no one would buy him food at a restaurant. It's sad. He even edited it all out of his OP hopefully because he realized how embarrassing it was.

isnt it expected that if someone takes you out to a restaurant (especially your parents) that they would pay for your dinner? at least until you like, have a stable job and everything?

He sounds like he has a stuff attitude all the time. No one likes dealing with that. He was sincerely whining that as an adult no one would buy him food at a restaurant. It's sad. He even edited it all out of his OP hopefully because he realized how embarrassing it was.

You're the only one implying that he has a bad attitude all the time. I'm assuming that Flame lives in suburbia, and well the odds are that you need a car to get to most places, and depending on where you live, you probably could walk. I will say though, just the thought of walking in 106 degree weather sounds ridiculous to me. Only a fool would do that. Are you saying that he should toughen out and walk in that heat? He already said that he doesn't have his car.

You're the only one implying that he has a bad attitude all the time. I'm assuming that Flame lives in suburbia, and well the odds are that you need a car to get to most places, and depending on where you live, you probably could walk. I will say though, just the thought of walking in 106 degree weather sounds ridiculous to me. Only a fool would do that. Are you saying that he should toughen out and walk in that heat? He already said that he doesn't have his car.
Why are you railing on this walking in the heat bit so hard? It's your second post mentioning it and I never said anything like that in the first place.

isnt it expected that if someone takes you out to a restaurant (especially your parents) that they would pay for your dinner? at least until you like, have a stable job and everything?
At 18 you should be able to pay for yourself. Stop mooching off your parents.

well the engine is still in my car when it shouldn't be soooooooooooooooooooooooooo

At 18 you should be able to pay for yourself. Stop mooching off your parents.

i can taste the years of neglect

isnt it expected that if someone takes you out to a restaurant (especially your parents) that they would pay for your dinner? at least until you like, have a stable job and everything?

Well... if they don't want to buy you dinner, what's stopping you from buying your own?

He sounds like he has a stuff attitude all the time. No one likes dealing with that. He was sincerely whining that as an adult no one would buy him food at a restaurant. It's sad. He even edited it all out of his OP hopefully because he realized how embarrassing it was.
i edited it out so i wouldn't have to deal with more people like you. seriously, do i.. know you? why are you so pissed off at me? did i run over your cat at one point in time or something? why are you being so mean?

i'm not embarrased. i'm pissed off, and i realized how much of a stuffty idea it was to rant on a board full of even stufftier people like you.

do you pay for your own food at a restaurant when your parents take you out for your sister's birthday dinner?

At 18 you should be able to pay for yourself. Stop mooching off your parents.
i turned 18 like two weeks ago, god damn. it was a loving birthday dinner. i'm sorry your parents don't treat you to dinner. they treated everyone but me, and i have a family of six.

that warrants me eligible for my girlfriend to break up with me?



well the engine is still in my car when it shouldn't be soooooooooooooooooooooooooo
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what kind of car?

Well... if they don't want to buy you dinner, what's stopping you from buying your own?

huh.

Well... if they don't want to buy you dinner, what's stopping you from buying your own?
Ya, this is what I was getting at. Just buy it yourself. No reason to get so upset about it.

My own night is kind of dull. I have a sore neck and my girlfriend was at work late and is having dinner with her friends.

I have a sore neck and my girlfriend was at work late

these two seem related..

Well... if they don't want to buy you dinner, what's stopping you from buying your own?
Ya, this is what I was getting at. Just buy it yourself. No reason to get so upset about it.
believe it or not, but i didn't have money on me.

but i guess you're right. i could have ordered food, not pay, and then work doing dishes to pay it off. what a brilliant idea. why didn't i think of that in the first place?
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Why are you railing on this walking in the heat bit so hard? It's your second post mentioning it and I never said anything like that in the first place.
At 18 you should be able to pay for yourself. Stop mooching off your parents.

You're implying that he should go by himself and get food, he could do that, but he does not have his car currently and he said that. He also mentioned that it was 106 degrees where he lives, and since he does not own a jet or a boat, his only other option is to walk. Walking in that heat is dangerous.

Also at eighteen, yes the parent no longer has financial obligations to that child, but if the parent sees that the child is having trouble on his/her own, then that parent should take initiative and try to help. On another note, I would not consider that to be mooching off at all. He's still part of the family, and once you turn eighteen, you shouldn't alienate yourself from your loved ones. If someone is taking me to dinner, they're the one who would be paying. If I were the one to be taking another person for dinner, then I would be the one who would be paying. If it was my first time meeting that person or we met recently, then we'd split the dinner bill in half. It's just formality.