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Jun 24, 2014 4:14 AM
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billard4235
kryshthefish
Don't try this at home. Or anywhere. Or with anyone. "Pretend to be angry"? Way to be abusive!
AkoSuminoe
that last one is manipulative, dont ever use it, the other 2 seem ok
FennecAeon
As someone in a relationship with an actual person that is real and alive - this is very relevant.
TastefullyEvil
This advice brought to you by red mallard
sagelobu
This advice brought to you by "get fucked, no one else deserves to be happy" inc.
Veniden
Is this supposed to be bad advice?
relevantbutfactuallyinaccurate
Studies have shown that attempting to stir up more drama in your relationship leads to better communication and longer-lasting relationships
RustedCogs
Disclaimer: These studies were performed by assholes.
shadowlev
The only thing that bugs me is the "we have to talk" one. So just let the problem stew and become resentful of your partner?
ItsBetterThisWay
i don't want to be manipulative with my challens
MayorMcJesus
Challens of communication are often underrated.
clairelights
dang
MayorMcJesus
Shit happens. Still a good post.
CouldYouNotMyWaywordSon
I have now learned how to girlfriend, time to go out into the world...
apologiesinadvance
Gold. You really biffed that last one, though. -- "new challens of communcation"
Boerjang
men read this as sarcasm, women as actual good advice, and the struggle keeps going.....
clairelights
really? only men read this as sarcasm?
Boerjang
yes. (but this might be sarcasm)
boccs
This sounds like Cosmo advice. Right next to the article on "If he ever shows interest in his appearance, he's cheating on you."
seauton
Was that right above the article about jacking him off by twisting your hands in opposite directions
boccs
This girl is their lead writer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZItsbLzc73s
seauton
That is the opposite of what is good.
boccs
Just... a few good chomps?