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Don't blame Hollywood. She is capable of making her own choices.
If she can't even think of a way to passive-aggressively dump him and look good she will unlikely get anywhere in life.
If she can't even think of a way to passive-aggressively dump him and look good she will unlikely get anywhere in life.
Yeah... duh... Just bait him into an argument and then feign shock at his temper and walk out. My goodness, how will she ever be marriage material if she can't figure out how to push her boyfriend's buttons?
Or guilt him into breaking up for her own good. This requires better acting though, or it will be corny and cliched.
Isn't that what patnet all about? (I've been busy )
Soft Shell needs his own advice column.
First of all, she needs to marshal her inner bitch and be proud of it.
Score him some excellent weed for his chemo, give him a fabulous mercy fuck, and tell him sayonara.
Send his parents a bill for all of the secretarial and nursing care.
http://www.slate.com/articles/life/dear_prudence/2015/01/dear_prudence_my_teen_daughter_s_boyfriend_has_cancer.html
My 16-year-old daughter began dating a classmate in April. Two months ago, he was diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer. Overnight, he and his family came to demand a ridiculous amount of commitment from my daughter. She is expected to organize gatherings of their friends, come to appointments, and do whatever she can to lift his spirits. She feels overwhelmed by his parents’ demands, and my husband and I feel wary at how she become “the one bright spot” in his life. Thanks to movies like The Fault in Our Stars and 50/50, as well as to his parents, she thinks only “bitches” dump their cancer stricken boyfriends.