I pit all the cute gamer girls for snagging up the cute gamer guys JUST because they knew them before me.
I pit all the cute gamer guys for marrying the cute gamer girls before they met me.
I pit all the socially awkward gamer guys for not being (I typed boing originally, freudian typo?) socially adept or regularly scrubbed.
Say, this is fun…
How about this: I pit the cute guy I clicked with instantly, his beautiful and charming and awesometastic wife, and their delightfully fabulous child for being a happy married family where I am a reasonably happy but regardless single person.
Well, when I was fourteen I had a massive dong, but then it didn’t continue to grow with the rest of me, leaving me with a small dong. Now I take out my rage on women who pretend to be lesbians when they reject me.
Well, just so you know, you sin when you make the decision to do so, not when you want to sin. If you believe in a God who judges your actions, you would likely also believe that God doesn’t penalize competence.
I pit disabled chicks, and not being able to bang a woman who obviously wants to bang you. This chick wanted it. I mean, she wanted it badly. I could tell.
“I’m a quadriplegic!”, she said. But she wants me, I can tell by her body language.
Are you absolved retroactively if you decide at the last minute not to go through with the sin? Like say I want to murder my wife. I get a gun, load it, aim it at her head while she’s asleep and then, just before I do her in I think, “Nah, I can make her so much more miserable if I keep her alive.” Have I just un-sinned?
Kinda serious, actually.
I swear to God, diggleblop (if that is indeed your real name), every time I see your name in a thread, I know I’m in for some über-stupidity. And yet again, you don’t disappoint. Congratulations! You’re currently the biggest retard on the boards.
I’m not Jewish, but I have heard it said that according to Judaism, if you do the right thing for the sake of getting into Heaven, you have completely missed the point; you should do the right thing just for the sake of doing the right thing.
An attitude all Christians (and Muslims) should study much more closely, whether they are being tempted into adultery or not.
The real problem is her stated reason, which frankly is lame as hell. If she had said, “I do not wish to devastate the feelings of the man I love and thus wreck my marriage” wouldn’t that be a heck of a lot more honorable than hiding behind God? So if God wasn’t there to punish her she’d drop her knickers in a heartbeat-that’s comforting.
I have noticed that the lamer the come-on, the lamer the excuse for the subsequent shoot-down. And considering the OP, I imagine that the come-on must have been extremely lame indeed.