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WCDT 15-19 November 2010 (1796-1800)
snubnose:
--- Quote from: scarred on 16 Nov 2010, 03:20 ---i honestly forgot how horrifying this subforum is
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LOL
Border Reiver:
--- Quote from: daryljfontaine on 16 Nov 2010, 06:35 ---Quelle dramage!
November 22nd: YELLING BIRD PRESENTS SIX WEEKS OF GUEST STRIPS, SHITCOCKS.
D
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We should be so lucky.
But I want my turkey strip...
akronnick:
Gong through the archives earlier, it turns out that 'The Talk' began on the Monday folowing OMG Turkeys.
True Fax.
Skewbrow:
--- Quote from: Mr_Rose on 16 Nov 2010, 05:53 ---...and now I'm wondering how this fight would have gone down if it turned out Marten was into bro/sis incest fiction.
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I was more worried about the possibility of a secret folder named "faye36D". :roll:
--- Quote from: daryljfontaine on 16 Nov 2010, 06:35 ---
Actually, my Total Drama Threshhold has the sequence like this:
1798: Dora at CoD, meltdown/semi-drama with Faye
1799: "You're right, I need to go talk it out with him. We can't leave it like this."
1800: Dora goes back home, Marten (and his stuff) are completely gone, moved out, no note. Pintsize has been left behind, the little traitor.
November 22nd: YELLING BIRD PRESENTS SIX WEEKS OF GUEST STRIPS, SHITCOCKS.
D
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Hopefully your posting this prevents Jeph from following that path.
Prince of Space:
I just realized I feel pretty bad for both of these characters.
I've been in a relationship where there was constant blame. It never gets you anywhere.
When something is bothering you, you're supposed to try your best to step outside of yourself and figure out why your partner is acting the way she/he is acting (and try your best to recognize your own assumptions, then squash them).
For instance, Dora completely disregarded Marten's wishes. However, they'd never spoken about this type of thing before. Dora assumes that Marten was just kidding about not watching it. Marten assumes Dora should already know it's private. The way to nip this in the bud would be for both of them to just stop and listen to one another. However, that's hard to do when you keep *assuming* the other person should 'just know' what's right.
People are who they are.
At about 6 years into my own relationship, I finally realized it wasn't my boyfriend's fault that I was angry or upset. It's MINE, because I stayed! I tried everything. Blame first, then actual talking, sharing my own feelings and trying to hear his. Once this happens, blame no longer matters.
You just have to figure out if what you're both going through is worth weathering. Is that person having issues and will they change? Are you being too hard on them? Are you more happy than unhappy?
Those questions are usually easy to ask and answer...it's the actions you have to take afterwards that are hard.
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