LowExperience2368
My boyfriend didn’t get me anything for Christmas, but I got him something. We have been dating for six months. I got him something for his birthday as well.
It’s not even the fact that I didn’t receive some object. It’s just that he probably didn’t even think of me, until I gave him something. I told him a card is fine, and now he’s saying he’s still drafting it because of his difficulties with spelling. It’s been two and a half weeks.
I’m going to attempt to talk to him about this without sounding like an asshole
It would be interesting to hear some takes on this.
I have a car that is going to be 20 years old next year. No longer a teenager. In July, the battery died. My mum’s hypothesis was that vacuuming the car and having the doors open for an extended period was what caused it, because we had changed the battery only a year prior.
A couple of weeks ago, I vacuumed the car. Then I didn’t drive it for a few days. It wouldn’t start. Dad says something about “phantom amps” and suggests that the Bluetooth FM transmitter plugged into the cigarette lighter could be causing it. Car has been jump-started and battery will hopefully be okay.
Both parents say it’s an old car that’s never been amazing with batteries. Or we’ve just had a run with shit batteries.
I’m just perplexed.
I just unfollowed every account I’ve followed on instagram. Not following any accounts. Don’t know why I did it, but I did. Today has been weird.
Also a couple of days ago, I spoke to bar guy about the playlist thing and he said that lyrics are the last thing that he listens to. He eventually figured out that I was trying to convey something through the lyrics and he told me he loved me for the first time. That was cute.
I also found out that I was known as jukebox girl at the beginning by a couple of his friends because he didn’t wanna say my name.
It was my partner’s birthday yesterday and I made him a playlist called songs that convey how I feel about you.
He listens to one song on the playlist and tells me it was a pretty solid playlist. However, regarding the two heartfelt Taylor Swift songs on the hour-long playlist, he tells me I should switch them out for insert other songs that do not convey the same meaning as the Taylor Swift songs at all because they were “better”. He didn’t listen to the songs.
Maybe he’s just not a lyrics person, though I’d think the title would convey that the lyrics are important. It sucks that I’ll have to explain that and also that we are probably not on the same wavelength. I’m debating ending it.