A coworker told me today that when he goes home to his family, he takes all his dirty laundry and expects them to cook for him.
He's like 29?!
(Personally don't ever see my family, but that's not normal, right?)
@edensaesthetic couldnt tell ya if it's 'normal' but i instinctively think "what a baby bitch manchild fuckboy"
so maybe not 😂
@somarasu I saw him as really responsible! It totally ruined my impression of him..
@edensaesthetic That's always the worst :\
I was always used to being the responsible one so it's like, i'd always be disappointed by other people.
@somarasu totally feel this. I used to get really angry with people for not taking initiative and responsibility because it was second nature to me. But I also read that sometimes that's correlated with developmentally unhealthy childhoods so I don't know how positive that streak is for myself
"developmentally unhealthy childhoods" Afficher plus
"developmentally unhealthy childhoods" Afficher plus
"developmentally unhealthy childhoods" Afficher plus
@edensaesthetic
I used to get beaten for not doing my homework well (i.e.: not getting math, having shitty handwriting).
In like 1st grade.
So maybe somewhere along the line i was like "hey maybe if i work a lot i wont get hit!"