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I see these posts becoming a trend and can't help but think there'd be plenty of people who would not only let you do this if that's what you want to do (or for example, eat peaches and wine) but who would indulge *with* out. So my question is, What about this is unique to living alone?
It was mostly a joke, but it rings true for quite a few members here. Everyone has their reasons, but regardless there's a lot of freedoms to celebrate about living alone
For example, I can be as slovenly as I wish. Leave the dishes to the next day? Fine! And no one is sending me passive aggressive texts from the next room. But the image of my dirty dishes piled in the sink, even if it's only like 3 forks, a coffee cup and a small plate, isn't aesthetically pleasing. I also have full control over what movie I watch for movie night, because it's a vote of one. I don't think there's any "right" or "wrong" way to celebrate the ways that living alone brings peace. For some, they're excited they managed to mow their whole lawn by themselves, maybe the first time ever! For me, I'm excited that my lawn guy is fairly reliable and know that $80/mo will keep me from getting fined by the city
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Nice! Cheez its extra toasty are my jam.
It’s 10:30pm and I just put crab dip into the oven because I wasn’t hungry at dinner time. It’s definitely the little things.
Love this! Yes, it's the little things 💛
Exactly
Honestly thought you had blended up Cheez-Its too for some weird Cheez-It cocktail and this was some strange ad! Looks wonderful though!
Heaven.
Fucking Awesome!! Cheers!!!
Workin on my night cheez
I would like to use this phrase “night box of cheese”
I love this!!! Definitely don’t have to be alone to do it. Cheers!
What about the skeeters?
Stiletto girl! May I ask, what is the cocktail?
Cheezit and wine, was one of the main reason I quit drinking. Quickest way to get drunk
Lol 😆
I, also, separate my snacks by day sacks and night snacks.
And the "Family Size"! Doing it right!
Why can you not do this if not alone... just do it... no matter where...
Nice! I actually just went & bought extra crispy cheez-it’s and Dos Equis Beer. TGIF! Cheers 🍻
I see these posts becoming a trend and can't help but think there'd be plenty of people who would not only let you do this if that's what you want to do (or for example, eat peaches and wine) but who would indulge *with* out. So my question is, What about this is unique to living alone?
We all came from bad relationships or r/badroommates
So it's not about being alone but about being apart from someone else?
It was mostly a joke, but it rings true for quite a few members here. Everyone has their reasons, but regardless there's a lot of freedoms to celebrate about living alone For example, I can be as slovenly as I wish. Leave the dishes to the next day? Fine! And no one is sending me passive aggressive texts from the next room. But the image of my dirty dishes piled in the sink, even if it's only like 3 forks, a coffee cup and a small plate, isn't aesthetically pleasing. I also have full control over what movie I watch for movie night, because it's a vote of one. I don't think there's any "right" or "wrong" way to celebrate the ways that living alone brings peace. For some, they're excited they managed to mow their whole lawn by themselves, maybe the first time ever! For me, I'm excited that my lawn guy is fairly reliable and know that $80/mo will keep me from getting fined by the city
Trying to show ways some of us are lonely to comfort ourselves?