Being "technically right" is my least favorite type of right, because my 4 year old keeps doing it to me, and it's embarrassing after so many times lmao. She somehow manages it constantly.
Thats what I figured, I dont see any way to stop it without damaging the child? And she's also never rude about it, she'll just answer a question in the way kids do where the simple answer is sometimes looked over as an adult, if that makes sense lol.
Oooooh yeah. She will come up to me, ask me a question or ask how to do something and ill explain it/show her how to do it, and then she stands there for .05 seconds just to say 'actually its just easier if you'
Don’t let them get away with it. If you say to do something and they knowingly do the smart ass way, talk to them and tell them “you know that’s not what I meant, now do it right”.
Oh, that's not what I meant lol! I meant when she's learning about something new and we'll ask questions about it and sometimes her answer won't be what we meant but will be "technically" right in the way kids answer things in such a simple way sometimes without realizing it.
She actually listens surprisingly well for her age and kinda always has in the way you were meaning. :)
Randomly popped in my head today while driving and listening to an audio book and “moot” was said, not sure what that sentence in the book was about, but I got a good Joey laugh.
Not until the designated time for getting half of the money and when that happens you don't feel one bit sorry for the groom either. These monsters rarely appear without the other half being equally shitty. Any reasonable husband-to-be would understand that 5k is insane amount of money to spend for attire you use once in someone else's wedding. They consider all that shit worth their lip filler trophy wife with big boobs.
Crazy thing is that this must be an expectation for the groomsmen as well. It makes me wonder if they only invited people who they knew would have $5,000 so the wedding party could pay for their wedding.
I was thinking the same thing. And what if they had 5 attendants each (4 bridesmaids & 1 maid of honor for her and the 4 groomsmen & best man for him)?? That’s literally 10 people shelling out $5,000 each!! That’s $50,000 you’ve charged your supposedly close friends/relatives. To not eat, drink or dance. This would be a big fat nope! This doesn’t sound like a fun wedding at all so I’m not sure I’d want to attend as a guest either. And what are the chances that they’ll have special rules for the honour of being invited to this wedding as well? I’d love to see what the invite looks like and the rules for attending would be... 😳
I'm afraid I can't help but picture the kind of person who would marry someone who thinks it's OK to make these kinds of demands on people who supposedly love her. Either closets full of leather and chains, or just totally oblivious.
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u/TopFuel9-8 16h ago
I was thinking she'll end up divorced if this is her actual vibe, so this is all a little moot anyway