Have you ever said “hi” to a female in passing just as a reflex and she says “I have a boyfriend” like he’s a f~~~ing PURSE?? Women talk about their boyfriends and husbands like he’s a goddam accessory. “Yeah he’s a moron— but he’s MY moron”. MY ring. MY dress. MY wedding. MY baby. MY boyfriend. ME ME ME ownership of property and people. Helen, honey. Just shut your mouth.
Being able to call someone “MINE” like property and slavery is a woman at her show-stopping BEST.
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Eye rolll because men NEVER refer to their girlfriends in possessive terms. Oh, and sweety, women will often say they have a boyfriend if they think a dude is on the prowl because some men will respect another man's property rights more than a woman's right to say no.
In Indian sign langyage, there are two ways to say 'mine.`
One os with the closed fist, indicating possession. My knife, my blanket, my arrow.
The other is with an open hand, indicating association. My tribe, my nation, my fantasy football league.
In English, we use the sazme word for both concepts. You might want to rethink your interpretation.
Have you ever said “hi” to a female in passing just as a reflex and she says “I have a boyfriend” like he’s a f~~~ing PURSE??
Why do I suspect there's more to this bullshit anecdote that the poster isn't telling us? Why would a random woman NEED to indicate she has a boyfriend to a total stranger saying hello... Unless, of course, it's because your greeting was less "Hello" and more "Hey, baby! Going my way?"
If you said "Hi" to a female in passing, she might well say "I have a boyfriend."
If you were leaning over her desk crowding her in, for example. Or drooling out of the corner of your mouth. Or you were rubbing your crotch as you said it. Or you pronounced it "Hiiiiiiiii IIIII."
Or this exchange took place in the Ladies which you'd just 'accidentally' wandered into, like that bloke in Sainsbury's last month whom I had to put in a nelson hold.
No, and you've never had a girl say that to you either. And if you had a girlfriend, you'd call her "my" girlfriend. My husband, my wife, my friend, my school, my professor, my neighbor, my town... That's the English language "as she is spoke", and none of those things imply ownership. You are a moron.
But you boobs babble about calling her yours. We're even!
And I doubt she said "I have a boyfriend" to you randomly saying "hello". I think you were hitting on her and she wasn't interested.
Besides; How you you refer to a romantic/marital/sexual partner? "My" is the only rational term to use, goofus!
Have you ever said “hi” to a female in passing just as a reflex and she says “I have a boyfriend”
No, that's never happened to me. Mainly because when I say "Hi" to a woman I'm not trying to creep on her.
And stop pretending you wouldn't call a girl YOUR girlfriend, because we all know that you incels believe that women are just property.
Translation:
I made a move, bitch made excuses. I mean sure the only reason I even talked to her was because I wanted a piece of that but when she tells me she's off the menu just because I'm undressing her with my eyes and try to talk to her in positions where she would have to physically push past me to get away from the conversation well I think that's being rude to me. People should consider my feelings when I treat them like produce whose only purpose in life is to be carried away. It's not like anything else they're doing with their time will ever be more important and any attempt to show otherwise is just messing with me to make me want her more so she can mess with me more. Like I'd ever let a woman treat me like a woman.
That sound a little more accurate?
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