That type of behaviour is a huge fucking red flag and not a rookie mistake...
Edit: the reaction is the red flag, not calling some actor/actress pretty
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I mean getting a gun pulled on you is usually an awkward situation.
May also be considered red flag by some
You guys just have never been in a relationship. Pointing guns at your significant other is normal!... Right?
In America it's a form of affection.
Close, it's considered a "love language".
Only in America.
Especially if it’s one of those joke guns that shoots out a literal red flag with “BANG!” on it.
I can fix her 😔
At this point I'm just glad she is communicating. Two steps forward, one step belly up.
Meanwhile, my parents: Started gushing to each other about how cute Milla Jovovich is when we watched The Fifth Element on family movie night, to the point of making me and my sisters a little uncomfortable.
Just try not to think about the fact that a woman who looks like her was subsequently your parents' unicorn at least once, and you'll be all set.
Haha, this is funny, I wonder what Lemmy thinks
Content that is potentially polarising, allows for virtue signalling, allows judgement of a romantic relationship, meant to be lighthearted......this has a lot of elements to be very successful as internet posted content.
Only ways I can think of is adding in something about sex, weed and /or a dog.
Yeah making a comment like that unless your GF is bi or something is def a risky maneuver
It really isn't, unless your SO is ridiculously insecure.
Boomer humor translated into a zoomer comic.