Playful rudeness

[AncientHumanoid]

Or at a baseball game on the JumboTRon Kiss Cam

[TriPolar]

My wife was addressing me foul language every day. Turns out she was reading a magazine called Women Swear Daily.

[Drunky_Smurf]

@JohnClay

On the other hand I did find her hand pretending to be a spider crawling on me annoying so she’s stopped that.

Well I hope you punched her in the face like a good husband would.

[Blisters]

@TriPolar

My wife was addressing me foul language every day. Turns out she was reading a magazine called Women Swear Daily.

I just did a loud snort-laugh combo in the (quiet) library and everyone looked at me.

[buddha_david]

@Penfeather

@JohnClay

Yeah I used to before we started having intercourse.

Filters, dude, seriously. That kind of talk is disrespectful to her and embarrassing to everybody else.

What’s wrong with merely having a conversation?

[grude]

@DrFidelius

I want to encourage Mrs. JohnClay to become a member of this board, as I feel that JohnClay is an unreliable narrator of his domestic situations. That way we can ask her if she really feels the contempt for her husband that he reports she shows.

Actually I think it is more like he is a reliable narrator, and everyone else misinterprets it.

I mean read his OP, sounds like playful relationship shit.

[grude]

@Penfeather

The thing with private rituals like this is that they’re funny and cute for the two of you, but wince-inducing for anyone who has to read about - or witness - them. We all have them, but most of us let the personal stuff stay personal.

I find the very concept of this bizarre, what are these filters you speak of? You realize young people have no concept of filters or privacy right?

[Just_Asking_Questions]

@grude

I find the very concept of this bizarre, what are these filters you speak of? You realize young people have no concept of filters or privacy right?

There is no need for the smiley face. That would imply that you actually believe young people in fact DO have filters. I do not think that is true.

I have an in-law that posts every sordid detail of her quite messy home life on Facebook. I don’t know why she thinks everyone needs to know that, but everyone gets to hear it anyway. If she isn’t getting enough attention, she posts cryptic remarks such as “Fuck this” (the entirety of her post) and waits for someone to ask her what’s wrong, so then she can post MORE personal dirty laundry on the public washline.