I think the guy was being an asshole on purpose to generate that kind of a response. Then to put it up on youtube suggests he's not as mature as he thinks he is.
Did she act childish? Oh hell yeah. They obviously had some major issues that couldn't be sorted out but I contend that it's because they're incapable of taking a mature stance.
I agree you with ASA that guys who make fun of "white knighting" are usually being ridiculous, but he's talking about a different situation. It was the YouTube that husband made of his wife throwing a tantrum in their car a while back.
Oh, crap, scrolled up and I see it's already been posted.
I agree you with ASA that guys who make fun of "white knighting" are usually being ridiculous, but he's talking about a different situation. It was the YouTube that husband made of his wife throwing a tantrum in their car a while back.
Oh, crap, scrolled up and I see it's already been posted.
I briefly dated a girl like that. Likewise, she was very educated (now a physician) and had a very good personality otherwise. She had a child-like voice and did the whining and pouting. She even referred to father as "daddy," which I thought was super weird. I was able to deal with it short term because she was pretty hot, but luckily I was upfront about not wanting a serious relationship. I couldn't have dealt with that long term.Whenever I've heard an adult be described as acting like a child, I usually take it to mean they're being lazy or shirking their responsibilities.
But my girlfriend will sometimes actually act like a child. I love her "adult" self - she's educated, a teacher, and pretty switched on.
However, when she's really excited, nervous or sad she will kind of revert to a childlike personality. She puts on a baby voice, pouts, makes cutesy noises etc. If this was in context it would be OK, but sometimes it almost seems to happen uncontrollably. What's going on here? Some context - she's 27, has very protective parents and tends to struggle in situations where she has to act formally (outside of teaching). I love her but I'm having trouble dealing with this.
I love her butt, I'm having trouble dealing with this.
Whenever I've heard an adult be described as acting like a child, I usually take it to mean they're being lazy or shirking their responsibilities.
But my girlfriend will sometimes actually act like a child. I love her "adult" self - she's educated, a teacher, and pretty switched on.
However, when she's really excited, nervous or sad she will kind of revert to a childlike personality. She puts on a baby voice, pouts, makes cutesy noises etc. If this was in context it would be OK, but sometimes it almost seems to happen uncontrollably. What's going on here? Some context - she's 27, has very protective parents and tends to struggle in situations where she has to act formally (outside of teaching). I love her but I'm having trouble dealing with this.
Surely it's only in South Korea that she could find her... Seoul mate
Bro if that's the biggest issue that ain't shit, just deal with it and keep going. If she's worth it, don't let it ruin shit.
My girlfriend does the baby voice to our dog. It's weird but I guess people do it. She also still calls her dad "daddy", which is also weird to me but whatever.
Slap her on the ass and show her who's Daddy.
Ditch her, now. I mean literally now, things won't get better, only worse. Get her out of your life.
Send her to S.Korea or Japan so she can find her soul mate.
That's her indirect way of telling you she likes anal. Start giving it to her in the butt & it will be fine
Career option: Japanese porn.
Surely it's only in South Korea that she could find her... Seoul mate
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