Ayooo

Dirty. 😂

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what kinda pm are you wanting?? 😅😅

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Bruh the idea of opening my door before checking who it was first is unthinkable to me. 😂 there are times I wish my parents weren't so reclusive and distrustful growing up, but as I grew older I'm glad they instilled that in me.

@@chopsandtootsagreed. I love having a Ring doorbell for that reason. Though I still can’t wrap my head around people that don’t lock their doors.

The fact the chick said she was happy about the way he lost the car... 🤦‍♂️ what is wrong w people...

I never know who's knocking on my door before I open it to see. I guess that's the luxury of living in a country where we don't distrust each other (and spread wealth slightly more evenly). @@chopsandtoots

Exactly!

Also the dude was taking the piss and mocking people who's mum or dad can not afford to buy there kids nice things. He didn't deserve the mountain bike or the mc book

Its just a story

For real

Same, I was raised to never leave any boxes outside that have nice things on them.

I’ve heard that so many times, and not just in Christmas either just anytime u get something really nice or expensive don’t leave the box out on the curb

How else do you get rid of the boxes then?

I’m sorry but I actually have no sympathy for people like this guy. He sounded like a very ungrateful and spoiled little brat. I honestly laughed at that the part of the story, where they put all their empty boxes out in front of their house. That’s what braziers or fire pits are made for. Also talk about instant karma. Especially when he said that he got online, just to mock people for being so less fortunate than himself. As stated earlier, just another example of an entitled and spoiled brat even though he stated that he didn’t want to seem like one lol. What a total narcissist. He gets a better bike anyway hahaha. 🤣

@@Arii_75 you could take them directly to the recycling plants, you could very thoroughly tear them up and take out one once a week at a time (if you have a large recycling bin with a lid, ripping them all up would allow a better fit and more discretion). Police advise basically the same thing: "Authorities say avoiding placing the boxes outside until trash day or breaking them down and putting them into bags can help conceal any new and valuable items. A 2020 report from security bloggers SafeAtLast says an estimated 65 percent of burglaries are committed by individuals who know the victim."

congrats! keep up the amazing job! 27 years clean from H for me, it's so worth it

Congrats same here!

@@SmashynHoggso proud of u! Keep it up. I’m on year 4 myself

8 years here

45 minutes here

When I moved my mom was so adamant on me either turning them inside out or shredding them specifically for that reason my momma hasn’t steered me in the wrong direction yet

She probably wouldn’t have married him then, lol

I thought the same 😅

Why would anyone want a girl, if they can get an "M" powered BMW

Lmaooooo

Me

Seems like the parents didn't teach him anything about stranger danger and self-defense.

​@@kenrose2523 It's not always stranger danger a person needs to be concerned about though. Most people especially women tend to be harmed by people they know.

These days you don't have to. But one night back in the dark ages of the 80s, and no cell phones, I heard a knock on my door at 11 pm at night. My husband was at work and my two kids were in bed. My 3 big dogs were barking their heads off. I looked at him through the window and thought, he was covered in blood. The old house I lived in didn't have a working light on that porch, we didn't even use that door, but a side door. It scared me so bad I yanked the door open, and thank God it was mud. He had wrecked his ca, and it sailed way out in the field, by my house. he happened to be moving, his last car load, which included 2 cats, which were not in carriers. He was just shaken up, I asked if I should call anyone , like the police. he said please don't, so I didnt. My husband came home, and the last I saw of him was with my husband, walking through the muddy field with a flash light calling "kitty kitty kitty" Whether I should or not, I always will open my door to someone in the middle of the night, if I think someone's in trouble. My big dogs have protected me before and I figure anyone brave enough to walk in my yard by my big dogs must need something. Only if my gut tells me its okay though. He was not the last person to crash his car in that curve and show up at my door. The next guy got nipped on butt by my, new pit bull mix, who had trust issues. She was a rescue. "Sorry I swear I am not a killer, can I use your phone?" He was wary and afraid to approach my door, worried about scaring me. Thank heavens he had heavy carharts overalls on, it was wicked cold that night. It is nice that people have cell phones, and the ability to call for help. Its a wonder I have lived into old age! lol

@chiyerano Tragic, yes, but that's irrelevant to what actually occurred in the story. Furthermore, this has nothing to do with gender. Being aware of your surroundings, knowing what to do in the dead of night when confronting strangers, what to have on you for protection and evading, etc is something everyone should know. I agree with the post here. OP and OP's boyfriend do not necessarily have to cut back on their lifestyle but rather allocate resources for better protection and an education in street smarts.

@@kenrose2523 Well said.

You are an ethereal being. 🥺🖤🖤

@@minecat-anisapria-7965 Are you referring to me?? 🤔

@@stephanielloyd4053 Yes! ^^

and then she says she was happy to see the car go the way it did? does she mean happy to see it go in a home invasion? what a piece of garbage.

Sounds like she set it up lol. Jk of course. Kinda lol

Fr she gave us too much backstory 😭

Boring story, the male in it clearly is low key in the closet and he DON’t need her💯💯

Right

You got a good eye!

Aren’t they all?! I think Lazy was who gave him name recognition for me.

hehe, that's good to hear! I make the majority of the nails, but there are some I haven't made@@robinmcinarnay7827

Happy Late Birthday

@@rebekah518 thank you

Feel better minecat

@@heathermiller5765 Thank you, Heather. :) 🖤

Poor people get robbed too. My aunt lives in the trailer park and lives off government assistance and has basically garbage and she was robbed

@@tabithalarue Living modestly doesn't mean you're poor. Plus, I said 'less likely to be targeted for robbery'. I didn't say that a person won't ever get robbed. Plus, was your aunt by any chance robbed by someone she knew? Sometimes people get robbed by someone they know.

@chiyerano not sure why your questions matter. Still a robbery and my uncle was smashed over the head with a snowglobe

@@tabithalarue They matter because knowing and understanding the answers to them would help in protecting you and yours from more burglaries and invasions as any detective and anyone who studies criminology can tell you. It's kind of hard to protect yourself from things or people you know nothing about.

@@chiyerano I have dogs and guns...

Nope I was too. Never was much on drinking at all. It was fun when I was too young just bc I knew I wasn't supposed to but asa I was old enough to buy it and drink legally I was like uhhh nvm

no it took me to about 22 23 now at almost 32 I find the idea of alcohol pretty fkn alluring most the time... alas I am broke so the occasional pint has to keep me and hubby good for awhile

Yes, I would get help

Nah the male is on the DL💯