Don't Hate The Hater, Hate The Hate! - - - Part 15

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I feel you. I feel like I get a headache daily from varying degrees. I don't know what it is really.

All those years of hate has built up into daily headaches. You gotta start loving everything you see, starting with Rob Liefeld.
 
I hate going on Facebook and constantly seeing someone post a _____ BE LIKE ______ picture; as a matter of fact, I hate people on Facebook that do nothing but post random pics they saw online.

I hate suddenly smelling food that I can't eat.
 
"Like this picture if you hate rapists, ignore if you are one."

"Ummmm, I guess I should like this picture."
 
I hate it when my hot water runs out and my ice machine stops making ice

:cmad::cmad::cmad:
 
I hate websites with music or sound players that start up as soon as the page loads. Especially if there's no mute or stop button. They always manage to scare the crap out of me.
Music doesn't work on these sites if I enter them using Firefox or Chrome, they only work on M.I.Explorer
 
I hate looking for an apartment where I don't live. I want to be able to check these places out in person, but that's just not possible when you don't live there and can't make a trip to do it.
 
I hate looking for an apartment where I don't live. I want to be able to check these places out in person, but that's just not possible when you don't live there and can't make a trip to do it.

When I first moved to Houston that is what I had to do.....but many sites today have the floor plans online, and a good amount of pics of the inside of the apartments. If they don't???? I wouldn't give them a second thought...
 
I hate when taking a bite out of hard shell tacos, the fillings fall out.
 
When I first moved to Houston that is what I had to do.....but many sites today have the floor plans online, and a good amount of pics of the inside of the apartments. If they don't???? I wouldn't give them a second thought...

Ha, I'm trying to get to Dallas that way. My parents live in Houston now, and I'm off at school for my master's. Once I graduate, I'll only have about a week to find a place and move. :wow:
 
It's kind of hurting my feelings that I have this little "mailing list" of friends who offered, volunteered to read the first book of the series I'm working on, and so far my Dad, who I've always had sort of an awkward and a little distant relationship with and who I've often felt doesn't really have an interest in anything I do, is actually the only person who's making a serious effort at reading through it.

Like, he studiously sits down and reads like a chapter a day, and is even keeping names and stuff straight (my Dad's not usually a big reader and kind of has a short attention span by his own admission, and my story has a big ensemble cast it switches back and forth between).

Meanwhile my friends and even my Mom, who keep encouraging me to keep writing and asking how it's going, can't be bothered to read a page of the actual book and eternally say they're "busy".

Maybe I'm being demanding/attention-seeking, I dunno. But this is my first actual serious novel I've tried to hammer out, so I'm insecure about how it is, and kind of really wanting some feedback, preferably from multiple sources, and my friends are writers too.

I'm trying not to be too insistent about it, but it's just frustrating and kind of makes me feel offended sometimes and/or paranoid that they secretly did start to read it and found it so interminably boring they stopped.

Bah.
 
I'm getting really irritated with the wallflower type status I have. I've been trying to meet new people, but my anxiousness is what holds me back. I really want to ask this girl out, but I'm afraid that she may have a boyfriend, or has no interest, and I feel like she'd say no anyways, so I don't see a point.
 
I'm getting really irritated with the wallflower type status I have. I've been trying to meet new people, but my anxiousness is what holds me back. I really want to ask this girl out, but I'm afraid that she may have a boyfriend, or has no interest, and I feel like she'd say no anyways, so I don't see a point.


I haven't been in a relationship for years. I'm a terrible conversationalist and honestly, I think it's been so long that whenever I sense a flicker of potential with someone, I also get intimidated, and half the time I just let conversations peter out, like I subconsciously sabotage myself.
 
Well, it's also hard to start conversation with people (for me) at least. I try to strike conversation but...most just don't really care about what I have to say. I don't mean that in a "throw me a pity party" way. It's just how it's been most of the time.
 
I haven't been in a relationship for years. I'm a terrible conversationalist and honestly, I think it's been so long that whenever I sense a flicker of potential with someone, I also get intimidated, and half the time I just let conversations peter out, like I subconsciously sabotage myself.

I'm sort of like this. But normally, I'm great with people. It's just whenever I see potential for a romantic relationship that all my people skills go out the window and my foot goes directly into my mouth.
 
I hate it when strangers come and touch my house walls to repair the AC
 
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