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Most women do not understand that the grass is green where they water it
The grass is greenest above the septic tank.
One day, she'll have a necklace made of her old engagement rings.
Are you mad? What are people going to think about me?
Well gee lady, they're going to think you are going to remain single so long as you fail to grasp that your marriage value is rock-bottom and your demands sky-high.
From Brave's AI:
No, you cannot send direct messages to someone on Venmo without initiating a transaction.
According to user discussions on Reddit, Venmo does not have a standalone messaging feature for non-transactional communication. To contact someone, you must use one of the following methods:
Send a small payment with a note: You can transfer a minimal amount (e.g., $0.01) and include your message in the transaction note.
Send a payment request: You can send a request for money (even if intended to be ignored or declined) and attach a message, which the recipient can see.
Comment on a past transaction: If you have an existing transaction history with the person, you can comment on that specific completed transaction.
Venmo’s design is strictly financial; any communication is embedded within the context of a payment, request, or transaction comment.
Send a payment request: You can send a request for money (even if intended to be ignored or declined) and attach a message, which the recipient can see.
I'm going to send these dumb twats payment requests, saying something like "you should pay me for inflicting that stupid birthday request upon my eyeballs. That'll be $20".
Read More@First-light in case it wasn't clear, my reply was to him in particular. He's still a free man.
But yeah, this sucks big time for men like you. It's fucked up.
I mean, I knew there were risks when I got married. I didn't realize just what a bad deal for men it really is, but I still freely chose this. You made choices to avoid this, and your government is fixing to assrape you as if you had gotten married all along.
As if your government hasn't assraped the native Brits enough already.
Man, if I'm a 6 foot 4 doctor and this chick arrives at the date dressed like she is, I'm cancelling the date right there on the spot. Plain white t-shirt, nails not done. If that's how she dresses to impresses for a first date, then imagine what she looks like on day where she doesn't care.
‘My relationships are a running joke in my family’, says S, 35.
The bride-to-be is set to get married this month, and while her loved ones’ assessment might seem harsh, it’s understandable.
By the age of 26, S had been married and divorced three times. Her marriage to Kevin, 32, will be her fourth walk down the aisle.
Only this time, she knows it will last.
S, from Chicago, USA, says she ‘finally feels safe and secure’ in her relationship.
S is not embarrassed of her past, proudly putting ‘3x divorcee’ in her Instagram bio.
S first said ‘I do’ when she was just a teenager.
‘The first time I got married I was 19, and I don’t think I really knew what marriage entailed,’ she says.
After meeting in high school, S married her first spouse in 2010. Her partner wanted to join the military, and would be stationed in South Korea, so the pair felt it best to tie the knot.
The decision didn’t go down well with her family though, and her father refused to attend the small civil ceremony, watched on by just seven guests.
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