Arg, have to get ANOTHER present for the girlfriend

[mooncancook]

get a coach bag from an outlet store. you can find a nice one for under $50

 

[Ryan]

I'm reading this thread, and the first thing that popped into my head was "pathetic". You're both materialistic whores.

 

[alocurto]

Originally posted by: lokiju
Nothing?

You're 16, that's to young to be dumping all that dough on a chick.

 

[pulsedrive]

Originally posted by: Ryan
I'm reading this thread, and the first thing that popped into my head was "pathetic". You're both materialistic whores.

Dude, they are 16, things aren't supposed to be HORRIBLY deep at that point. They are a lot deeper than most kids that age to keep up a relationship for two years, over that distance. So saying he/they are pathetic is rediculous. And frankly, I doubt you would be here if not for a computer you have somewhere, so materialistic is pushing it coming from ANYONE on this forum.

 

[Ryan]

Originally posted by: pulsedrive

Originally posted by: Ryan
I'm reading this thread, and the first thing that popped into my head was "pathetic". You're both materialistic whores.

Dude, they are 16, things aren't supposed to be HORRIBLY deep at that point. They are a lot deeper than most kids that age to keep up a relationship for two years, over that distance. So saying he/they are pathetic is rediculous. And frankly, I doubt you would be here if not for a computer you have somewhere, so materialistic is pushing it coming from ANYONE on this forum.

Owning an appliance is being materialistic? What does that have to do with the need to give his girlfriend presents to make her happy?

 

[SLCentral]

Originally posted by: Ryan

Originally posted by: pulsedrive

Originally posted by: Ryan
I'm reading this thread, and the first thing that popped into my head was "pathetic". You're both materialistic whores.

Dude, they are 16, things aren't supposed to be HORRIBLY deep at that point. They are a lot deeper than most kids that age to keep up a relationship for two years, over that distance. So saying he/they are pathetic is rediculous. And frankly, I doubt you would be here if not for a computer you have somewhere, so materialistic is pushing it coming from ANYONE on this forum.

Owning an appliance is being materialistic? What does that have to do with the need to give his girlfriend presents to make her happy?

Dude, just let it go. Admit it, your girlfriend would be pissed if you didn't get her anything for a two year anniversary. Just let it fvcking go.

 

[DaShen]

Originally posted by: SLCentral

Originally posted by: Ryan

Originally posted by: pulsedrive

Originally posted by: Ryan
I'm reading this thread, and the first thing that popped into my head was "pathetic". You're both materialistic whores.

Dude, they are 16, things aren't supposed to be HORRIBLY deep at that point. They are a lot deeper than most kids that age to keep up a relationship for two years, over that distance. So saying he/they are pathetic is rediculous. And frankly, I doubt you would be here if not for a computer you have somewhere, so materialistic is pushing it coming from ANYONE on this forum.

Owning an appliance is being materialistic? What does that have to do with the need to give his girlfriend presents to make her happy?

Dude, just let it go. Admit it, your girlfriend would be pissed if you didn't get her anything for a two year anniversary. Just let it fvcking go.

Like I said at the beginning :laugh:

This guy is obviously not ready for a serious relationship.

 

[FDF12389]

Originally posted by: DaShen

Originally posted by: SLCentral

Originally posted by: Ryan

Originally posted by: pulsedrive

Originally posted by: Ryan
I'm reading this thread, and the first thing that popped into my head was "pathetic". You're both materialistic whores.

Dude, they are 16, things aren't supposed to be HORRIBLY deep at that point. They are a lot deeper than most kids that age to keep up a relationship for two years, over that distance. So saying he/they are pathetic is rediculous. And frankly, I doubt you would be here if not for a computer you have somewhere, so materialistic is pushing it coming from ANYONE on this forum.

Owning an appliance is being materialistic? What does that have to do with the need to give his girlfriend presents to make her happy?

Dude, just let it go. Admit it, your girlfriend would be pissed if you didn't get her anything for a two year anniversary. Just let it fvcking go.

Like I said at the beginning :laugh:

This guy is obviously not ready for a serious relationship.

NO one is ready for their first serious relationship, but its a step everyone has to get through in life.

Back off.

 

[fbrdphreak]

Originally posted by: HN

Originally posted by: gigapet
Do yourself a favor and get both of you a gift that keeps on giving.....like some hot hot hot get up from victorias secret.

for a 15 year-old? they sure grow up fast these days :Q

Apparently you've never shopped at a VS. I swear there are elementary school girls in there buying thongs and teddies and ******, fvcking disgusting

 

[fbrdphreak]

Originally posted by: SLCentral

Originally posted by: Ryan

Originally posted by: pulsedrive

Originally posted by: Ryan
I'm reading this thread, and the first thing that popped into my head was "pathetic". You're both materialistic whores.

Dude, they are 16, things aren't supposed to be HORRIBLY deep at that point. They are a lot deeper than most kids that age to keep up a relationship for two years, over that distance. So saying he/they are pathetic is rediculous. And frankly, I doubt you would be here if not for a computer you have somewhere, so materialistic is pushing it coming from ANYONE on this forum.

Owning an appliance is being materialistic? What does that have to do with the need to give his girlfriend presents to make her happy?

Dude, just let it go. Admit it, your girlfriend would be pissed if you didn't get her anything for a two year anniversary. Just let it fvcking go.

Something tells me Ryan is the girl in that relationship :laugh:

 

[rezinn]

TTISFHilarious

Originally posted by: SLCentral
It sucks being in a relationship. I could have freakin' bought the Brooklyn Bridge if I had used the money spent on her in the past two months on myself.

Originally posted by: SLCentral
It's not as bad as it sounds. Over the past two years, I've spent ~$200 on her. I'm just cheap.

My advice to the OP, and you'll have to adapt this to your life, is to buy her an expensive bottle of wine and take her on a romantic drive out into the country and have a picnic. Maybe sparkling cider in the park, it will be so cute!

 

[DaShen]

Originally posted by: FDF12389

Originally posted by: DaShen

Originally posted by: SLCentral

Originally posted by: Ryan

Originally posted by: pulsedrive

Originally posted by: Ryan
I'm reading this thread, and the first thing that popped into my head was "pathetic". You're both materialistic whores.

Dude, they are 16, things aren't supposed to be HORRIBLY deep at that point. They are a lot deeper than most kids that age to keep up a relationship for two years, over that distance. So saying he/they are pathetic is rediculous. And frankly, I doubt you would be here if not for a computer you have somewhere, so materialistic is pushing it coming from ANYONE on this forum.

Owning an appliance is being materialistic? What does that have to do with the need to give his girlfriend presents to make her happy?

Dude, just let it go. Admit it, your girlfriend would be pissed if you didn't get her anything for a two year anniversary. Just let it fvcking go.

Like I said at the beginning :laugh:

This guy is obviously not ready for a serious relationship.

NO one is ready for their first serious relationship, but its a step everyone has to get through in life.

Back off.

Meh, It just seems he isn't mature enough yet.

**EDIT**
I am just sick of the YAGT posts all the time about really trivial matters in relationships. Because 90% of those posts are about stupid things that just show how young and immature the person is.

"How do I talk to girls?" :roll: like they're lepers or something. No big deal just talk to them

"Man, my girlfriend is so annoying sometimes." Blah, blah, blah. That is a relationship, dude. Is she worth your time? If yes, deal with it.

"Girlfriends are expensive and high maintainence." And this is news how?

"Wahhhh... why can't I get a girlfriend?" Get some cajones and talk to them instead of steaming in the corner.

And finally, the coup de grace. "<I am an attention whore> Look at the pretty girl who likes me which I know I shouldn't post her picture, but because I want to look good in front of my internet friends, Should I go out with her?"

 

[jamautosound]

Originally posted by: shimsham
16? go get some ice cream or something.

That's what I was thinking.

Except purchase gift certificates to locations around your area. When she comes to visit you both have someplace to go.

Certificate choices:

Ice Cream Shop
Artsy-Crafty Place
Movies
Bowling
Miniature Golf

I've done this a couple of times and was praised each time for the thoughtfulness of the gifts.

Best thing is you get to share in the redemption.

Good Luck and congrats on the anniversary.