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>>17087947

No. Also you come across like an arrogant prick 2bh. Some random person 'coaching' others without any actual training or knowledge...and asking for MONEY is bullshit.

>>17087947
I'd be willing to pay, yes. But, just curious, how Jew are you?

>>17087956
Fag.

kys?

>>17087922
kys himself.

>>17087913
yeah best you can do is just avoid them dude. If they ask you could tell them. If they are cool, they guy would probably respect that you did that rather than being an orbiter faggot.

>>17087899
Why does the 3d anime chick have anaphylactic shock?

>>17087899
Are you a grill OP?

>>17087903
That's a boy character I made in Artificial Academy 2.

>>17087904
I am a boy

>>17087891
>is it wrong to act like a woman?

ftfy.

Do it op. Do it for guys everywhere.

Is it wrong to confuse and hurt people for my own amusement?

What do you think?

>>17087960
>Do it op. Do it for guys everywhere.

I remember reading about ugly fuckers whose lives where fucked because they trusted girls like this, I never want to experience even being around them ever again to fucking depressing.

I will do it for the sad fuckers who lurk /soc/


>>17087980

She deserves it desu

Philosophy, history, anthropology, sociology, liberal arts, and anything incredibly specific and useless to anyone like transgender studies.

>>17087887
So anything with "studies" in it.

>>17087887
I love marine biology, t-b-h.
Please let that be useful and fruitful.

I also left my other job on good terms, and only put in my two weeks when the guys that wanted to hire me reassured me non-stop.

inb4 "never quit a job until you have an offer in writing, go back to your other job, etc.

>>17087848
>inb4

Well, in practice it's the obvious truth. I get being excited but it's just general common sense. Go beg for your old job back

>>17087855
don't think I have a chance with unemployment?

Be honest. What's worse than dragging an emotionally dead relationship along after 4 years? 5 years. It has to end, so just get it over with. Yes, it will suck, but isn't it better for everyone involved?

>>17087831
Thats my thinking.
We have a vacation planned this month. I think after that. Maybe things will magically turn around.

>>17087823
Your coworker must be so hot. She ruined your relationship.

>>17087790
She would do the same thing to as she is doing to him. Move on.

Uhh, yeah that's a red flag. If the position were reversed, and you were going out with her, wouldn't you feel a bit worried about your current situation? She doesn't seem trustworthy in the slightest. She actually seems like a horrible person

The thing is we agreed to not follow it further so that we dont hurt the other guy or anybody else, i dont want to fuck around and be all sneaky and shit either. I get that happyness shkukdnt come at thr expense of other but its not like they are super serious, it seems she jumped into something then i come a long and now shes scared

>>17087772
17 is legal in most place 2bh

>>17087772
>turning 18 in three days
Your desperation is showing.

>>17087776
Not in North 'Murica

>better pay and nice people

Hmmm

>>17087769
They seem dysfunctional

>>17087791
Don't trust reviews that much. A well-known and established company is more likely to see you as being replaceable and won't have much interest in training you.

How do you keep a woman happy?

For say, 16 years?

>>17087750

The most important part of any relationship is listening.

No matter what we go through my wife and I can always find a solution when we sit down and talk about it, face to face, no bullshit. Maybe we've been lucky, but its sustained us for almost two decades. If you would of told me that was going to be the case when I was 18 I wouldn't of believed it.

When we were younger we moved around a lot, went to concerts, had crazy nights on the town; keeping things interesting was easy. Now we have to put time aside just for us but regardless, making her happy makes me happy.

If making your woman happy doesn't make you happy you're probably with the wrong one.

what is your height and weight. also,

what other boards do you frequent

>give your opinion on a superman movie
>become a business partner

Seems legit

>>17087727
I told him I haven't seen it lel

I agree with you, it sounds very odd. Most likely a scammer or con man. I strongly suspect that his next move will be to describe an "amazing investment opportunity" that will pay off "big" and all you have to do is let him borrow 10k money and he'll "get back at you"

>>17087714
Youtube videos. Cook what makes you horny. Might as well start here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUP7U5vTMM0

I also like jacques pepin and munchies on vice.

Cooking cheap is another matter entirely. Cooking in bulk is the start, but there's a balance with the versatility of ingredients in multiple dishes so you don't go insane that becomes an art. Also means you only have to cook lunch or dinner like twice a week.

>>17087714

There's magical things called cookbooks. There are also other tools, like looking up basic cooking techniques and videos with a computer to learn how. It's like magic, learning about different subjects like that.

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Like the guys above said, youtube videos and cookbooks. There are lots of Internet sources at your disposal. Don't forget about the cooking shows on TV. Do you have a relative or friend who's good at cooking? Or maybe take a trip with someone to a grocery store if you can and ask questions, and for suggestions.

I don't think there's an easy way to describe "how" to cook. It's a skill; you practice it. You won't be good at first. You'll make a lot of mistakes, but won't get better by avoiding it and not trying. Pick a dish you want to learn how to cook, and practice it. Start off with easy dishes, and then move up to harder ones at your pace. Cooking is a very valuable and useful skill, so I wish you luck.

Just stop talking to him. Years from now you might regret it but fuck you, this is what you want

>>17087696
Don't leave old friends behind.

That's what women do.

>>17087699
>>17087700
Well yeah, I feel kind of bad, but he's not really the type of person I can just talk it out with. If that were the case, we'd probably be on decent standing right now.

>>17087663
I feel like I've done everything I can on my end. Most of our relationship is just me being patient on her. As the relationship goes on I feel a pressure to commit more. But she doesn't have what I need to commit more.

I feel the second we move in she'll become more lazy.

Give her an ultimatum: Get a job or your relationship with her ends.

>>17087678
This is basically what I said.

IT honestly feels like her plan on life is as follows
>I have debt
>maybe if I don't talk about it , it will go away
>someone else will deal with it

seriously I don't understand it at all