Finally he said the right thing! Though she may take that “thin or chunky” thing to mean he thinks she’s chunky but that’s not what he said. He said thin first didn’t he?
We all know that the saying John just spew so poetically is just placating us because we all know what we look like. Why do we ask? To see reaction, to gauge reaction, to hear the words, to judge, etc. We women are evil this way.
The curly hair story brought thanks from folks who were telling me to change Elly’s hair, complaints from folks who thought it was ugly, and very personal letters from women and men who were waiting for a hair disaster to grow out. Hair, it seems, is very serious stuff.
John’s final comment speaks volumes. There are many of us who are not on board with the “flavor of the month” approach. Yet we endure and suffer in silence. Sometimes….
Templo S.U.D. over 6 years ago
bravo, John
Lee Cox over 6 years ago
For once, you got it right, John!
meowlin over 6 years ago
“Does this dress make me look fat?”
“No, dear.”
Honesty is the best policy.
°°°(It’s not the dress.)°°°
But keeping your thoughts to yourself is right up there as well.
howtheduck over 6 years ago
“I love you curly or straight”
An ode to a pretzel.
“I love you thin or chunky”
An ode to peanut butter.
Alondra over 6 years ago
Finally he said the right thing! Though she may take that “thin or chunky” thing to mean he thinks she’s chunky but that’s not what he said. He said thin first didn’t he?
capricorn9th over 6 years ago
We all know that the saying John just spew so poetically is just placating us because we all know what we look like. Why do we ask? To see reaction, to gauge reaction, to hear the words, to judge, etc. We women are evil this way.
howtheduck over 6 years ago
“Love knows when to keep its mouth shut.”
That sounds a little bit more like self-preservation than love.
sandpiper over 6 years ago
The second face of love
dwane.scoty1 over 6 years ago
" Does this Hair make my butt look big?"
Snolep over 6 years ago
Nowadays a big butt seems to be considered hot.
Mumblix Premium Member over 6 years ago
Lynn’s Notes:
The curly hair story brought thanks from folks who were telling me to change Elly’s hair, complaints from folks who thought it was ugly, and very personal letters from women and men who were waiting for a hair disaster to grow out. Hair, it seems, is very serious stuff.
Jan C over 6 years ago
I do believe this is the first time that John has kept the final snarky remark to himself. He’s growing up finally.
tripwire45 over 6 years ago
He usually doesn’t.
ladykat over 6 years ago
Nicely done, John.
Saddenedby Premium Member over 6 years ago
AMEN!! John AMEN!!
Linguist over 6 years ago
This is especially funny to me, because my First Maite decided that she wanted a new look and cut her hair ( yesterday ) relatively short.
I refrained from saying anything stupid ( a rarity for me ) and said something similar to what John said.
Truth be told, the short hair looks really good on her.
BlitzMcD over 6 years ago
John’s final comment speaks volumes. There are many of us who are not on board with the “flavor of the month” approach. Yet we endure and suffer in silence. Sometimes….
STACEY MARSHALL Premium Member over 6 years ago
Her hair looks like some of those wigs that judges or kings wore years ago. Think King Roland in Space Balls!
Mijo94 over 6 years ago
HA! I knew it! I knew John couldn’t have liked it
USN1977 over 6 years ago
It is nice to see a story arc besides the usual “Elly vs. Belly”.
lindz.coop Premium Member over 6 years ago
The hair is ugly, but John is is acting wisely for a change.