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Parents won't stop talking about friends' appearances (self.goodoffmychest)

submitted 4 months ago by OlPatchy2Eyes to c/goodoffmychest

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A number of my (M26) friends are women. I'm travelling and my parents want me to send them pictures, but I can't send them a single picture with a girl next to me without her becoming my girlfriend in their eyes.

I do fine for myself too! Actual girlfriends come and go and I tell them when I'm dating someone, and they hardly seem to care.

Kills me dude.

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[–] OlPatchy2Eyes 4 points 4 months ago

You're right, I know it's harmless at the end of the day. The biggest issue it creates is that it makes me want to not talk about my friends with them, but I can get over it. Who cares if they think I'm getting a lot more action than I actually am anyway