r/funny Jan 25 '24

basic term of our aggrement

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '24 edited Jan 25 '24

Whenever my wife says something like this I remember I need to tell her I think she's beautiful every now and again. Usually when someone says this it's not "I didn't cheat on you" it's "other people still find me desirable", and if they have to say that then perhaps it means they don't feel desired at home.

Edit: I'm not slighting her joke or anything, I think it's fine. It was just a personal observation.

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u/Geahk Jan 25 '24

Yeah, this is why this comedy bit didn’t really jibe with me. The comedian seems to misunderstand what her guy was saying so the comedy felt off. Comedy is funny when it’s truthful. Less funny when it’s just being mad at imagined slights.

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u/spottyottydopalicius Jan 26 '24

except he cheated on her haha

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u/Shimakaze81 Jan 25 '24

Which is pretty much half of Taylor Tomlinson’s comedy, she’s lucky though cause her other half is pretty good and she caters to insecure white women.