Cougar33

Exactly ... like if you're meeting for lunch with an ex who is in town for a visit or bringing someone else to an event because your significant other can't go and you don't want to go alone, that can legitimately be a "we're just friends and literally nothing sketchy is going on… Read More

Wow #4 is a real winner. Talking about how they were disloyal to their girlfriend in multiple ways and then pretending it wasn't their fault because they just hadn't realized they had "fallen out of love" ... describing it like it's some thing that just happened to them and *made*… Read More

... everyone who doesn't live in a big city? My graduating class was like 180 because that's how many kids my age lived in our town.

There are definitely things that I really miss about being a teenager that I wish I had appreciated more when I was that age, so you should appreciate them! But on the other hand, I also remember my senior year of high school feeling like all the most fun days of my life were over,… Read More

Yeah I don't even think there's anything wrong with that one, it makes sense that if someone was traveling to participate you wouldn't want to make them keep flying back and forth a bunch of different days.

With the cheating ones, I really don't understand why people who cheat do it in such a public place? Like I guess maybe it's different in a huge city than living somewhere where you see people you know all the time in restaurants, but it seems like if you're taking your mistress out… Read More

Honestly if she would ditch him immediately over something like that and not even give him a chance, he probably dodged a bullet anyway.

Also it seems pretty clear with his comment about "the weekend" that he had been planning on having sex with her after prom the next night, thought it wasn't going to happen now, and therefore had zero interest in continuing to spend any more time with her if he wasn't going to get… Read More

It's got to either be Troy Barnes or Captain Holt.

A while ago I was at a business luncheon, and the (much older) man seated next to me would place his hand on my arm every time he said something to me, but never seemed to do it to the man sitting next to me.