I recently/last week/a while back was going to a restaurant/cafe/diner with my family/friends/partner. We were all excited/looking forward to it/happy to be there because we haven't eaten out in ages/were craving good food/needed a break from cooking.
When the bill/check/tab came, I saw that my family/friends/partner had ordered/bought/paid for some expensive items/drinks/dishes without asking me/telling me/checking with me first. I felt annoyed/was angry/got upset because I didn't have enough money/couldn't afford it/wasn't prepared to spend that much.
I tried to explain/told them/said something about it, but they just laughed/didn't seem to care/ignored me. They said that it was no big deal/we should just share the cost/they were treating me.
I eventually paid for my share/felt pressured into paying the whole thing/ended up leaving angry.
Now they are all saying I'm being unreasonable/making a fuss over nothing/being too sensitive. AITA for feeling upset/getting angry/refusing to pay when they spent money without asking me/ordered things I couldn't afford/didn't consider my budget?
An image with text on it that is often used to make jokes
A meme is/can be/often includes text. It's like a popular thing that people share/send/post online. Memes can be about anything!.
- Sometimes memes change/modify/become different as they go from person to person.
- You can find memes on social media like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
Seriously! My cat ate my homework... again!
This has been getting to be a regular occurrence. I know cats sometimes be silly, but come on, this surpasses the bounds of cuteness! My teacher probably won't be so understanding about this one. Perhaps to explain it away as an unusual incident, but I have a check here feeling I'll just end up with another project to complete.
- Maybe I should invest in a cat-proof container/box/space for my homework.
- How about simply accept that this is going to be my life now.
subreddit r/Showerthoughts - Terribly Inane
r/Showerthoughts is a site where users share their witty insights while taking a shower. However, the line between meaningful and silly can be blurred in this digital world.
- Many concepts on r/Showerthoughts spark amusement due to their unusual nature.
- Certain users argue that these realizations are brilliant, while others find them humorous.
- Finally, r/Showerthoughts is a fascinating example of the human ability for both meaning and silliness.
Hate Mondays?
It's a common feeling, isn't it? That dread that creeps in as the weekend vanishes and Monday morning looms. Maybe it's the shortage of sleep after a laid-back weekend, or maybe it's just the truth that the workweek is here. Whatever the cause, there's no denying that for many people, Mondays can be a challenging start to the week.
This Is Why Nice Things
It's a universal truth that sometimes our best intentions go astray. We long for nice things in life, but often our behaviors lead to unforeseen circumstances. Perhaps it's our inherent flaws, or maybe it's the impact of our surroundings. Whatever the cause, it seems we struggle to possess that which brings us fulfillment.
- Therefore
- need to