My first college roommate got engaged over the weekend. I was there the first night they met and lived through their relationship for all of college.
Many nights I heard them fighting and she would cry to him after she cheated and he always said “just please don’t do it again.” I could hear the hurt in his voice, though. I brought up only one time in my life and he told me to drop it so I did.
She was his first and is definitely better looking, but he’s smart, comes from a lot of money, and has a great job now. I’m not friends with him today, only if I see him out I’d say hello.
Bets on how long this marriage lasts?
This guy is smart, will be successful, and I wish him the best of luck, but I wish more people who go viral for getting rejected from top colleges would post their personal statement because it becomes immediately obvious why they were rejected. This is an educational resource.
First date questions to ask:
How single are you currently?
How much on the spectrum are you?
What do you your parents do for work?
How many days do you workout?
Do you watch sports?
Did you vote for Donald J Trump?
Do you listen to Taylor Swift?
Do you have a Twitter account?
USPS is a joke. A priority mail package that should’ve been delivered in 3 days took 8 days. It left the state of origin, then came back to the state, then went 2 states west of the destination.
USPS should be privatized.
@MurrayHillGuy1 I think people innately know where they stand on the attractiveness scale and will set their expectations accordingly. This is a survival instinct.
Do ugly/fat people actually find each other attractive? Or do they just know that’s what they can get and settle?
Do they think hot people are ugly?
What’s the science behind this?