Having a bad day? here are some of the people who are having a worst day.
Let’s face it, we all have bad days when things keep getting worst one after the other. When you want to look up and scream why me? Well you are not alone, here are some of our fellow humans who are having a really really bad day.
Scroll down to check out those worst moments and let us know in the comment below if any of these has happened to you.
Lyin’ ass If he's tall, charming, and fuck-able enough for you to voluntarily ride, basically all signs point to him being a fuckboy. Like the other day, I had a decent conversation with a guy I met on the train, but I'd never give him a shot because he wreaked of fuckboy status. He also asked me to "be his" (hell nah) after we'd know each other for 30 minutes, but that's besides the fact. So if you're swaying on someone, unsure whether they really mean it or not, here's a list of everything he's probably already said to try and convince you he's not a fuckboy, even though he definitely is.
Tag yourself I’m the kinky one In case you haven’t heard, 2018 is the year of the hoe. It’s a hoe renaissance out there and we’re all just living in it, getting by whatever way we can. Long gone are the days when girls ate shit and accepted being branded a hoe for having balloons , using Snapchat or generally being alive, now is the era of saying “if this shit makes me a hoe then fuck it, I’m a hoe”. The lifestyle is often a struggle , but for those who embrace it the hoe subculture and “bonding over thottery” is a truly peaceful place. Earlier this year babe wrote: “Being sexually promiscuous isn’t a new phenomenon — we all know that women love sex just as much as everyone else. This is just the first time we have a free pass to express it with humor and camaraderie. Really, we’re reclaiming the hoe label. Yeah, we can be hoes but we’re going to hoe on our own terms.” And so, as with fuckboys , the hoe phenomenon has developed and mut...
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