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[femtn23]

#edgar #crazyboyfriends

[antmutemorgan]

The Lawd said there was sumn on dat phone I needed to see 😂. . You know that we are connected at the rib… I was with you last summer, so I know what you did. . #lol #crazygirlfriend #crazyboyfriend #estoyloco #estoyloca

[akaraboonline]

7 Harsh Truths About Dating Someone of a Different Religion

I assumed that religion would make things more difficult, but boy, was I wrong — especially if one of you (him) comes from an extremely religiously observant family. 7 Harsh Truths About Dating Someone of a Different Religion In light of the many compromises, strange conversations, and awkward moments we've had in the last two years, I'm dropping a few truths on you in case you find yourself at a bar/on Match.com/being set up/accidentally falling in love with someone who doesn't share your religion. 1. Your parents may be more (or less) okay with it than you think When I told my father I was seriously dating a Jew, he was skeptical and chose to dance around the issue, expressing his feelings through silence that eventually led to reluctant acceptance. My mother, on the other hand, was overjoyed that I had finally found someone who pushed me and kept up with me. He could have been an alien from the planet CrazyBoyfriend and she would still love him, accept him — and, more importantly, accept us. Alex's parents, on the other hand, refused to meet with me for a year, but that's another story. 2. Prepare to answer the hard questions early The ones you don't even touch until three or four months into the relationship because you're afraid of looking like a psychopath? Yeah. On our second date, we got those bad boys out of the way. Alex: Would you ever become a Christian? Me: What are your thoughts on Christmas? We both drew our lines in the sand early on, and while it was uncomfortable, we both knew that if this relationship was going to stand a chance, we needed to see if we could agree on The Important Things. Thankfully, we did, for the most part. 3. One of you thought it was a fling Alex revealed about a year into the relationship that he never thought this relationship would last - our differences were simply too jarring - and that he planned to end it when he returned to Israel to finish medical school. That is, until he realized he couldn't physically. He adored me far too much. (I apologize for embarrassing you!) Because I've seen far too many rom-coms, I pushed any doubts to the back of my mind, preferring to romanticize us as star-crossed lovers. 4. One of you will backpedal on the aforementioned Important Things Remember when I said Alex and I mostly agreed on the important stuff? Know that it's far easier to make concessions (Yes, my love, I am completely open to keeping kosher) when you're in the throes of a courtship, lusting after each other so hard it makes you dizzy. You feel as if you would go to any length for this person — until you don't. Until you're a little more at ease, and then, wait a minute, this kosher thing is really, really hard, and I feel like I'm compromising more than you are, and HOLY HELL, WE'VE OPENED PANDORA'S BOX. 5. Say sayonara to your dream wedding I break out in hives just thinking about a wedding involving both my and Alex's families. The customs officers! The kosher chef! The fusion dancing! At this point, I'm more inclined to make a visit to the Justice of the Peace to eventually make it official, but then I think: Hey, wait a minute, why do I have to give up MY childhood wedding dreams just because our families might be super-weird together? Sigh. I hesitate. 6. You'll be forced to confront your own prejudices I'm ashamed to admit that before meeting Alex, I made a few crude Jewish jokes; the same goes for him and Catholics. But we're much more sensitive now, and we're much quicker to call out racist and anti-Semitic remarks disguised as "humor." When there's a face behind the caricature, things quickly become less amusing and more personal.

7. You will be brought together by guilt.

As Alex always says, Jews invented guilt, and Catholics perfected it. A part of me will always feel as if I'm not staying true to my roots (even though I had given up on Catholicism in high school). And a part of me realizes that by choosing to be with Alex, I'm making things more difficult for my family, my future children, and myself. Read the full article

[brrawllee]

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yo this shit got me hooked 

im a big sucker for thrillers . and they have some good ass storys . idk why but im drawn to those “you can only love me and no one else stories” 

[superreader30]

#Pocahontas #PocahontasMemes #DistractedBoyfriend #DistractedGirlfriend #CrazyBoyfriend #CrazyGirlfriend #AngryGirlfriend #Lol #Funny #MemesDaily #Memes #DisneyMemes #FunnyMemes #AngryExGirlfriend https://www.instagram.com/p/CfJclXpLfC_aeJIXjUPl4FQm92wdwzgZfyCeDU0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[sabrina13-fan]

#pazzia #volante #guidapericolosa #crazyboyfriend #guide (presso Forlì)

[ritaapn]

"Take my love, I'll never ask for too much Just all that you are and everything that you do" #mylove #mybestfriends #imaluckygirl #crazyboyfriend #loveyou (em Courchevel 1850)

[tiffa-dylan]

When your boyfriend thinks it's fun to make a giant stack of pancakes, just to tease me/mess me up xD #pancakes #bigstackofpancakes #duvellovestoteaseme #tiffalovespancakes #overthetop #crazyboyfriend

[missporkpie]

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This guy never fails to make me laugh. Rather than doing the normal thing of pushing the chair, he rides it along the side path 😂😂😂 #newpc #computer #workinghard #new #pc #rolling #keeprollin #keeprolling #swivelchair #pcupgrade #computerupgrade #newcomputer #hustlehard #hustle #writinglife #writings #writer #blogged #blogger #entrepreneur #femaleentrepreneur #crazyboyfriend #boyfriendgoals #ilovemyboyfriend

[akaraboonline]

7 Harsh Truths About Dating Someone of a Different Religion

I assumed that religion would make things more difficult, but boy, was I wrong — especially if one of you (him) comes from an extremely religiously observant family. 7 Harsh Truths About Dating Someone of a Different Religion In light of the many compromises, strange conversations, and awkward moments we've had in the last two years, I'm dropping a few truths on you in case you find yourself at a bar/on Match.com/being set up/accidentally falling in love with someone who doesn't share your religion. 1. Your parents may be more (or less) okay with it than you think When I told my father I was seriously dating a Jew, he was skeptical and chose to dance around the issue, expressing his feelings through silence that eventually led to reluctant acceptance. My mother, on the other hand, was overjoyed that I had finally found someone who pushed me and kept up with me. He could have been an alien from the planet CrazyBoyfriend and she would still love him, accept him — and, more importantly, accept us. Alex's parents, on the other hand, refused to meet with me for a year, but that's another story. 2. Prepare to answer the hard questions early The ones you don't even touch until three or four months into the relationship because you're afraid of looking like a psychopath? Yeah. On our second date, we got those bad boys out of the way. Alex: Would you ever become a Christian? Me: What are your thoughts on Christmas? We both drew our lines in the sand early on, and while it was uncomfortable, we both knew that if this relationship was going to stand a chance, we needed to see if we could agree on The Important Things. Thankfully, we did, for the most part. 3. One of you thought it was a fling Alex revealed about a year into the relationship that he never thought this relationship would last - our differences were simply too jarring - and that he planned to end it when he returned to Israel to finish medical school. That is, until he realized he couldn't physically. He adored me far too much. (I apologize for embarrassing you!) Because I've seen far too many rom-coms, I pushed any doubts to the back of my mind, preferring to romanticize us as star-crossed lovers. 4. One of you will backpedal on the aforementioned Important Things Remember when I said Alex and I mostly agreed on the important stuff? Know that it's far easier to make concessions (Yes, my love, I am completely open to keeping kosher) when you're in the throes of a courtship, lusting after each other so hard it makes you dizzy. You feel as if you would go to any length for this person — until you don't. Until you're a little more at ease, and then, wait a minute, this kosher thing is really, really hard, and I feel like I'm compromising more than you are, and HOLY HELL, WE'VE OPENED PANDORA'S BOX. 5. Say sayonara to your dream wedding I break out in hives just thinking about a wedding involving both my and Alex's families. The customs officers! The kosher chef! The fusion dancing! At this point, I'm more inclined to make a visit to the Justice of the Peace to eventually make it official, but then I think: Hey, wait a minute, why do I have to give up MY childhood wedding dreams just because our families might be super-weird together? Sigh. I hesitate. 6. You'll be forced to confront your own prejudices I'm ashamed to admit that before meeting Alex, I made a few crude Jewish jokes; the same goes for him and Catholics. But we're much more sensitive now, and we're much quicker to call out racist and anti-Semitic remarks disguised as "humor." When there's a face behind the caricature, things quickly become less amusing and more personal.

7. You will be brought together by guilt.

As Alex always says, Jews invented guilt, and Catholics perfected it. A part of me will always feel as if I'm not staying true to my roots (even though I had given up on Catholicism in high school). And a part of me realizes that by choosing to be with Alex, I'm making things more difficult for my family, my future children, and myself. Read the full article

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[wolphstarr]

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Got me In my feelings man this my shit Imu please unblock me 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 imu girl stop playing I’m sorry baby #crazyex #hownutassniggasbe #Clown#hilarious #Comedy#viralvideos#skits #blocked#parodies #Crazyboyfriends #Crazybabydad @champagnepapi https://www.instagram.com/p/BzGi35tlPGQ/?igshid=7503vz67656c

[happyblonde3211-blog]

Look into my eyes. Nevermind, I'm wearing sunglasses. #crazy #crazydays #crazyboyfriendsbelike #crazyboyfriend #tbt #videostar #vidoftheday #theadventuresofcraig #lookintomyeyes #insta #instagood #instagram #funnymemes #funny https://www.instagram.com/p/BoKgpZ2gg-q/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1egz8737rx79i

[apache4god]

You aint allowed to go to the movies You aint allowed to go to no bar .... You aint allowed to have no life .. I am your life .. You aint allowed to have a life ..