Asking Permission...

[Tigerlily]

I do, too! I let him go, didn't I?

That my dear is where the problem is. As adults we should not allow anyone to let us do something. I am the only person I answer to . If I choose to inform you that's my choice.

 

[crabcake]

IMO, this thread is all the proof I need to confirm my suspicions that you are still pining for ST and his undivided attention.

You read my mind!

 

[Oz]

:whatapussy:

 

[crabcake]

:whatapussycat:

Who said you could leave the bedroom and get on the computer?

 

[nomoney]

IMO, this thread is all the proof I need to confirm my suspicions that you are still pining for ST and his undivided attention.

Not only that, it makes her seem like she is a little too proud of the fact that she THINKS she has the upper hand

 

[Chasey_Lane]

That is sweet and it shows respect.

I coordinate with my b/f on everything. IMO, it's not a matter of "who wins." It's the right (respectful) thing to do, regardless of gender.

 

[rack'm]

I coordinate with my b/f on everything. IMO, it's not a matter of "who wins." It's the right (respectful) thing to do, regardless of gender.

BUT he doesn't come and start a thread about it.

 

[kwillia]

I can't help but cringe and then giggle at the thought of my program manager starting threads such as this...

 

[Tigerlily]

Coordinating is respectful, Asking permission is childish.

 

[workin hard]

Don't think it's a matter of "who wins or who has the upper hand". Common courtesy is telling someone where your going :shrug:

 

[crabcake]

Don't think it's a matter of "who wins or who has the upper hand". Common courtesy is telling someone where your going :shrug:

It's also a 'maturity' thing.

 

[virgovictoria]

Wait...


The following entry has been edited due to idiotic content.... Please disregard....:silly:

 

[nomoney]

Wait... Which is it?


Or

[/B]

psst; the first one was from chasey

 

[Chasey_Lane]

psst; the first one was from chasey

 

[JabbaJawz]

I coordinate with my b/f on everything. IMO, it's not a matter of "who wins." It's the right (respectful) thing to do, regardless of gender.

Agreed. It's not 'asking' per se, but coordination on the part of 2 partnering adults.

 

[Oz]

Who said you could leave the bedroom and get on the computer?

 

[CityGrl]

Agreed. It's not 'asking' per se, but coordination on the part of 2 partnering adults.

Unfortunately no one found the humor in my original comment.

Maybe rack'm SHOULD have reported me.

I thought it was sweet (and I was actually a little surprised) that he asked. Excuse me for trying to be funny. Once again, I will go back in my hole. I'm surprised vrai hasn't come after me yet.

Please provide additional red as needed. TIA, sh*theads.

 

[crabcake]

Unfortunately no one found the humor in my original comment.

Which part was supposed to contain humor?

I think there was another thread about this here somewhere, but I just had my first experience with the BF asking permission before going out with his friends tonight to a baseball game.

According to my male co-workers, he "showed his cards" too soon, and I win.

Of course, I told the BF he could go, and that I appreciated him asking, and that I WIN.

 

[virgovictoria]

Once again, I will go back in my hole. TIA, sh*theads.

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[Bustem' Down]

Wow, that poor guy, born without any balls at all.