Yes. And then I realized. We are supposed to keep our arms in front of us so we will take up less room. The asstard.

I was saying that my breasts to make it so my elbows stick out a bit more, but it is not an entire seat’s worth. Plus, I also make sure everyone always has room.

i assumed he was talking about like how Rachel apologizes to Ross after he catches her and Joey kissing.

Feel like a dude who's all up in arms about letting his fellas breathe wouldn't be so incensed by being poked by a woman who has two massive love pillows taking up chest space. Should be more of a "I feel ya, brah" moment than anything else.

When the word 'breasts' came after 'elbows' I just assumed that this dude was getting elbowed for staring at women's breasts and assumed it was because the breasts got in the way of proper arm relaxation.

but those signs are also part of the campaign. they cover the whole etiquette spectrum

Sure did. I think that guy gets a kick out of it, honestly.

YES. I was like wait, what? My arms cross perfectly and my elbows rest fully in my lap when I have my hands in front of me. I have no idea what he’s yelling about.

Ah, yes. I actually got out of the dating market JUST before I finally got a smart phone, so I never got to actually experience Tinder. I guess I don’t really know what I’m talking about then. :)

The truth of the matter is there ARE a bunch of married people on these websites (including tinder, OKC) that are not in open/poly relationships. I know this, because many of my friends have been fooled by this bull shit and its not fun. So, it is an actual problem.

I’m married and I’m on OkCupid. I actually met my wife there. I write that I’m married and am NOT looking for romance right at the very top of my profile.

Or shirtless pics in general...#imjudgy :/

Yeppppp a few weeks ago a guy was RELENTLESSLY pursuing me on Tinder/texts and literally the bare minimum amount of Facebook digging revealed that he had a girlfriend.

WHO IS THE TARGET AUDIENCE FOR THIS

Or to host a discussion of various Asian foods.

Seriously, I find very few people who hate teaching anyone else about a new cuisine, whether they grew up with it or are familiar with it or not.

The hardest thing to “teach” ignorant people is that their ignorance is hurtful to others when they keep insisting that it’s not their job to know everything about things they don’t really care to know unless it benefits them personally in some way. To them, their ignorance is just an excuse for any number of things…

Sigh indeed.

The first time I had sushi was a high end place in LA where the chef chooses the menu if you sit at the bar. The server could not have been more helpful when I told her It was my first time & she & the chef very politely corrected me when I made any mistakes. I was totally game and ate everything he put in front of…

*claps*