Dissproportionately
@dissproportion
I slay. I’m a nerderess.
“sex nerd” 💀 “Nerd” usually means that you’re so into an otherwise dry subject that you make it fun, but when people apply the same intense nerdiness to already fun things the opposite happens, which does much to explain why we recoil from the “sex nerd” and “Disney adult”.
"everybody is paranoid. nobody is happy"
“We aren’t poor, we simply have much smaller drinks and enjoy seeing laundry flapping in the wind around our cramped living spaces.”
“Americans love exaggerating European poverty. Anyway, why don’t they just use clotheslines like early 20th century peasants?”
Since South Park is trending good excuse to tell this story. Years ago a friend spotted Trey Parker just standing on the street alone late at night in Manhattan so we invited him to come with us to a friend’s loft. He said sure and hung out all night and was super fun and cool.
This relates to the “groceries are as expensive as eating out” insanity going around. Obviously cooking at home is not nearly as expensive as eating out unless you throw away every leftover ingredient and make no effort to use what you have. But instead of saying “I enjoy eating…
“sex nerd” 💀 “Nerd” usually means that you’re so into an otherwise dry subject that you make it fun, but when people apply the same intense nerdiness to already fun things the opposite happens, which does much to explain why we recoil from the “sex nerd” and “Disney adult”.
Notice how he references having "given" her (and their kids!) an exact dollar figure in the last two years. Once you play this game where spouses are "giving" each other money, you shouldn't be surprised if you lose.
Wife is a bastard
Oh my gosh, people are paying for the things that they like. Is that even allowed??
scoop: donations to NPR and PBS stations have exploded, with donors across the country giving in unprecedented numbers since Congress cut federal funding nytimes.com/2025/07/24/bus…
So this is what they're doing: buying enough ingredients to make one meal, throwing away anything left over (in this case, full bottles of mustard and ketchup, six buns, at least a quarter pound of cheese, a pound and a half of onions, and a jar of pickles), then eating something…
how is spending $60 to cook at home what would cost you $60 to eat out impossible? i could make 2 double quarter pounders at home for $22.84 or order them already made for $20.78
The idea that this is new is just blatant Willoughby erasure.
As a man in 2025, you have ZERO incentive to actually explain to a woman if she does something wrong. Instead, you tell her you have "anxiety" or "need some personal time" and blow her off. These are basically unassailable magic words that justify whatever you wanted to do.
Unironically yes.
Sort of loving this girl's feminist take for fossil fuels
Maybe love and hate really are two sides of the same coin 🧐🧐🧐
