Stating my feelings is how I can portray them across the internet. I understand your point though. I am cynical. My upbringing was poor. My mom wasn't in my life for most of it. I appreciate the gift, but I wish it had been presented differently.
Oka
joined 1 year ago
I appreciate the positive vibes. She has given that impression. The gift was kind of just out of left field.
I have no more Fuchs to give,
No more Fuchs I've tried to get.
Im over my Fuch budget
And im now in Fuching debt
My mom just handed me a package yesterday (we live together currently) I was not expecting. "Its from your cats, for father's day."
What.
I dont think much thought was put into it
- The shirt was customizable
- I have 2 cats
- One of the cats on the shirt was orange instead of Black/brown
- The other cat's name was misspelled (she asked me after she ordered it)
- Shirt size was 2 sizes too small (she handles my laundry)
- Pretty sure there's no exchanges on custom shirts
Something tells me she saw a Facebook ad for the shirt and bought it on a whim. Im still having trouble processing getting the shirt I didn't ask for, and tbh, I probably wouldn't even wear.
Im not ungrateful. I appreciated the thought, but I wish she would have asked if getting a gift for the holiday was ok, my shirt size, or maybe if I even liked the design.
No. Too expensive, too much of a commitment, never really had an interest.
I'm not a "body is a temple" type, but i prefer the aesthetics of a car without bumper stickers.
Yes, but i wouldn't have words for it. It would be harder to find like-minded people.
Something something Light No Fire
He's cooked?
Each game is different, but i can decide if i will like a game within 30 minutes most of the time. A lot of the time, its within the first 10 minutes. Occasionally, the developers spent time polishing the first 30 mins, then you approach the 1 hour mark and things start going to shit.
A lot of us have played enough games that every sandbox feels the same, every first person shooter feels the same, every puzzle game feels the same (or whatever your favorite genre is, you know the pattern that they all have) so instead of "is this original game good" our focus is on "how is this game different or better that what I've already played"
In addition, you can almost always see what a game is going to look like 15-20 hours in within the first 15 minutes. If its an open world survival craft, the end game is a mega base. If its an RPG, the end game is a demi-god character. If its a story based game, the end game is finishing the story and maybe getting 100% collectibles and such. For me, I'd rather skip the time investment and try new experiences.
Lituwully
Its cheaper to slap asphalt on land, im guessing.