guys...i think my girlfriend and I just broke up....
something about spending too much studying for DAT and school and not enough time for her...
something about spending too much studying for DAT and school and not enough time for her...
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guys...i think my girlfriend and I just broke up....
something about spending too much studying for DAT and school and not enough time for her...
guys...i think my girlfriend and I just broke up....
something about spending too much studying for DAT and school and not enough time for her...
guys...i think my girlfriend and I just broke up....
something about spending too much studying for DAT and school and not enough time for her...
Truthfully, if she had a problem with you studying too much or the DAT, well, it is a good thing you found out now so you can have time looking for someone who will be there for you. If she coudn't handle the amount of time for the DAT she would have been miserable during d-school. I am grateful that my wife is understanding, but my wife and I have to introduce ourselves each time I go to bed because she doesn't like sleeping with strangers.🙂
Sorry to hear it happened.
Hey Pre-Dental, I have a very serious problem. I'm f*cking crying because of how stupid I am.
Okay, so my girlfriend was supposed to come over to my house today because I was going to go take her to a movie. She lives about 20 minutes away, and the movie we were supposed to see started at 4:15, which was in about 40 minutes. I figured "cool, I'll just play Pokemon while I wait".
So I'm playing Pokemon, and having a pretty damn good time. Anyway, she finally does show up, except she's crying as she walks into my room. Instead of doing the right thing by comforting her, I half-focus on my game and her. She starts telling me her cat died, and just as she was getting into it, I get into a random encounter in my game.
A shiny pidgey. Holy ****. (For those of you who don't know/care, shiny pokemon have less than a 1/1000 chance of appearing). I stare into my screen in amazement, yelling "holy ****, YES", interrupting her mid-story. She sobs more, and she starts to yell "You don't even f*cking care! YOU JUST WANT TO PLAY YOUR F*CKING GAME!" I'm still looking at my screen, still focusing on catching my shiny pidgey, when she walks over, and tosses the game against the wall. I run over and pick up my DS hoping that nothing has changed on screen, and quickly noticed that she broke it. My system and my shiny pidgey, gone forever.
I start screaming every obscenity I know, and started flailing my arms around. I didn't know she was behind me, and apparently I backhanded her in the face while I was being a ******* and swinging my fists around. She yells out "F*CK YOU", and runs out of my house in tears.
What have I done? I've f*cked up so badly, and I need to know how to approach her. I don't want a game of Pokemon to be responsible for ruining my best relationship ever. Help me Pre-Dental.
Hey Pre-Dental, I have a very serious problem. I'm f*cking crying because of how stupid I am.
Okay, so my girlfriend was supposed to come over to my house today because I was going to go take her to a movie. She lives about 20 minutes away, and the movie we were supposed to see started at 4:15, which was in about 40 minutes. I figured "cool, I'll just play Pokemon while I wait".
So I'm playing Pokemon, and having a pretty damn good time. Anyway, she finally does show up, except she's crying as she walks into my room. Instead of doing the right thing by comforting her, I half-focus on my game and her. She starts telling me her cat died, and just as she was getting into it, I get into a random encounter in my game.
A shiny pidgey. Holy ****. (For those of you who don't know/care, shiny pokemon have less than a 1/1000 chance of appearing). I stare into my screen in amazement, yelling "holy ****, YES", interrupting her mid-story. She sobs more, and she starts to yell "You don't even f*cking care! YOU JUST WANT TO PLAY YOUR F*CKING GAME!" I'm still looking at my screen, still focusing on catching my shiny pidgey, when she walks over, and tosses the game against the wall. I run over and pick up my DS hoping that nothing has changed on screen, and quickly noticed that she broke it. My system and my shiny pidgey, gone forever.
I start screaming every obscenity I know, and started flailing my arms around. I didn't know she was behind me, and apparently I backhanded her in the face while I was being a ******* and swinging my fists around. She yells out "F*CK YOU", and runs out of my house in tears.
What have I done? I've f*cked up so badly, and I need to know how to approach her. I don't want a game of Pokemon to be responsible for ruining my best relationship ever. Help me Pre-Dental.

HAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Sorry man. You'd have to be a genius to make this **** up. But yeah that's life.
wtf?: http://www.xanga.com/sdb2404
hehe it made me chuckle a bit too i had to admit 😳guys...i think my girlfriend and I just broke up....
something about spending too much studying for DAT and school and not enough time for her...
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLDoJvAdrBM&NR=1[/YOUTUBE]



Hey Pre-Dental, I have a very serious problem. I'm f*cking crying because of how stupid I am.
Okay, so my girlfriend was supposed to come over to my house today because I was going to go take her to a movie. She lives about 20 minutes away, and the movie we were supposed to see started at 4:15, which was in about 40 minutes. I figured "cool, I'll just play Pokemon while I wait".
So I'm playing Pokemon, and having a pretty damn good time. Anyway, she finally does show up, except she's crying as she walks into my room. Instead of doing the right thing by comforting her, I half-focus on my game and her. She starts telling me her cat died, and just as she was getting into it, I get into a random encounter in my game.
A shiny pidgey. Holy ****. (For those of you who don't know/care, shiny pokemon have less than a 1/1000 chance of appearing). I stare into my screen in amazement, yelling "holy ****, YES", interrupting her mid-story. She sobs more, and she starts to yell "You don't even f*cking care! YOU JUST WANT TO PLAY YOUR F*CKING GAME!" I'm still looking at my screen, still focusing on catching my shiny pidgey, when she walks over, and tosses the game against the wall. I run over and pick up my DS hoping that nothing has changed on screen, and quickly noticed that she broke it. My system and my shiny pidgey, gone forever.
I start screaming every obscenity I know, and started flailing my arms around. I didn't know she was behind me, and apparently I backhanded her in the face while I was being a ******* and swinging my fists around. She yells out "F*CK YOU", and runs out of my house in tears.
What have I done? I've f*cked up so badly, and I need to know how to approach her. I don't want a game of Pokemon to be responsible for ruining my best relationship ever. Help me Pre-Dental.
How many more pokemon have you caught in the meantime?
This is what happens when one avoids studying.you have too much time on your hands if you're going thru archives and bringing up old threads... n maybe i have too much time if i actually notice it... 😉
So your GF overreacted when you were busy studying for the DAT. What's going to happen when you're busy studying for the next four years in dental school?
hey pre-dental, i have a very serious problem. I'm f*cking crying because of how stupid i am.
Okay, so my girlfriend was supposed to come over to my house today because i was going to go take her to a movie. She lives about 20 minutes away, and the movie we were supposed to see started at 4:15, which was in about 40 minutes. I figured "cool, i'll just play pokemon while i wait".
So i'm playing pokemon, and having a pretty damn good time. Anyway, she finally does show up, except she's crying as she walks into my room. Instead of doing the right thing by comforting her, i half-focus on my game and her. She starts telling me her cat died, and just as she was getting into it, i get into a random encounter in my game.
A shiny pidgey. Holy ****. (for those of you who don't know/care, shiny pokemon have less than a 1/1000 chance of appearing). I stare into my screen in amazement, yelling "holy ****, yes", interrupting her mid-story. She sobs more, and she starts to yell "you don't even f*cking care! You just want to play your f*cking game!" i'm still looking at my screen, still focusing on catching my shiny pidgey, when she walks over, and tosses the game against the wall. I run over and pick up my ds hoping that nothing has changed on screen, and quickly noticed that she broke it. My system and my shiny pidgey, gone forever.
I start screaming every obscenity i know, and started flailing my arms around. I didn't know she was behind me, and apparently i backhanded her in the face while i was being a ******* and swinging my fists around. She yells out "f*ck you", and runs out of my house in tears.
What have i done? I've f*cked up so badly, and i need to know how to approach her. I don't want a game of pokemon to be responsible for ruining my best relationship ever. Help me pre-dental.
im the newest member of the break up club 🙁
you're not alone good sir. haha. we'll fine better ppl anyways. remember to keep ur chin up! 👍
im the newest member of the break up club 🙁
Just remember that you need to take time out to unwind-otherwise, stress can & WILL cause problems... Honesty is the best policy, & 1/3 of the relationship is communication, right? You have love for her (also 1/3 of the relationship), or you would not be concerned about what happened. You understand that she is going through a very emotional time after losing her cat. Be there for her. Explain that you were not intentionally ignoring her. Does she have a favorite past time? If so, bring that up to her, reminding her of how involved she gets in her favorite game/other... If she has a weak spot for movies & a nice dinner (or whatever she really likes), take her out - then sit down & talk.... reverse the thinking - do the enjoyable first - that way both of you are more relaxed. It should help. When it comes to losing a pet, it can be an emotional crash & burn. Regardless of how old we are!Hey Pre-Dental, I have a very serious problem. I'm f*cking crying because of how stupid I am.
Okay, so my girlfriend was supposed to come over to my house today because I was going to go take her to a movie. She lives about 20 minutes away, and the movie we were supposed to see started at 4:15, which was in about 40 minutes. I figured "cool, I'll just play Pokemon while I wait".
So I'm playing Pokemon, and having a pretty damn good time. Anyway, she finally does show up, except she's crying as she walks into my room. Instead of doing the right thing by comforting her, I half-focus on my game and her. She starts telling me her cat died, and just as she was getting into it, I get into a random encounter in my game.
A shiny pidgey. Holy ****. (For those of you who don't know/care, shiny pokemon have less than a 1/1000 chance of appearing). I stare into my screen in amazement, yelling "holy ****, YES", interrupting her mid-story. She sobs more, and she starts to yell "You don't even f*cking care! YOU JUST WANT TO PLAY YOUR F*CKING GAME!" I'm still looking at my screen, still focusing on catching my shiny pidgey, when she walks over, and tosses the game against the wall. I run over and pick up my DS hoping that nothing has changed on screen, and quickly noticed that she broke it. My system and my shiny pidgey, gone forever.
I start screaming every obscenity I know, and started flailing my arms around. I didn't know she was behind me, and apparently I backhanded her in the face while I was being a ******* and swinging my fists around. She yells out "F*CK YOU", and runs out of my house in tears.
What have I done? I've f*cked up so badly, and I need to know how to approach her. I don't want a game of Pokemon to be responsible for ruining my best relationship ever. Help me Pre-Dental.
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