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TheEngineerGuy May 30th, 2018 11:14pm

Inspired by Facebook - You're in the middle of a binge watching session when your significant other falls asleep for 2 hours, and misses 6 episodes. Does the person who stayed up have to rewatch those episodes with the person who fell asleep?

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commonman1 Peace
05/30/18 7:45 pm

If your significant other is female then yes.

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EarlyBird Portland
05/30/18 8:33 pm

Good answer! โฌ†๏ธ

jfish82285 Tennessean in Colorado
05/30/18 5:55 pm

If both are invested and hey are watching together, then the other partner *should* rewatch them.

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snagglepuss Story Time
05/30/18 5:32 pm

I would or what’s the point of watching together?

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Praetorianus In the uncanny valley
05/30/18 5:42 pm

Simple, both are interested in the series and happen to be in the same household.
Only guess along game shows are watched *together* to compete.

snagglepuss Story Time
05/30/18 5:55 pm

When my husband wants to share an experience that means something to me.

Praetorianus In the uncanny valley
05/30/18 6:47 pm

I see your point.
Well, I'm a bachelor ๐Ÿ˜

snagglepuss Story Time
05/30/18 6:50 pm

I’m sure you would want to share activities with someone special.

ronderman North Carolina
05/30/18 5:07 pm

Your significant other should be the most important thing in your life. Always put them first.

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katerina13 stuck in the middle
05/30/18 4:59 pm

If it was a really good show, I’d rewatch. It’s only 2 hours.

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katerina13 stuck in the middle
05/30/18 4:59 pm

I voted no, you don’t have to, but I probably would.

snagglepuss Story Time
05/30/18 5:34 pm

Lol you may feel differently when you are in love. ๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿ˜

anniepoops fear the deer
05/30/18 5:53 pm

Idk, if I’m on a roll, I’m on one. I wouldn’t expect them to rewatch something because I fell asleep.

snagglepuss Story Time
05/30/18 5:59 pm

It’s nice to share the experience and talk about it. I’m just sappy that way. ๐ŸŒนโค๏ธ

anniepoops fear the deer
05/30/18 6:00 pm

Yeah, I’m not much for sap. I’ve always been pretty stoic. They can watch it later, and we can talk about it then.

anniepoops fear the deer
05/30/18 6:02 pm

You’ll probably be bummed, but I don’t even do hugs lol

snagglepuss Story Time
05/30/18 6:05 pm

No hugs??? What??? ๐Ÿ˜ซ๐Ÿ˜ฉ๐Ÿ˜ข๐Ÿ˜ญ

anniepoops fear the deer
05/30/18 6:13 pm

I’ve never really been affectionate. Just the way I am.

snagglepuss Story Time
05/30/18 6:34 pm

I was born cuddly. Mom said I always curled up in her neck. I often get compliments on my hugs.

Maybe when you have children you’ll be more affectionate with them. Kids need hugs.

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anniepoops fear the deer
05/30/18 6:39 pm

That’s nice. I’m glad you can give the hugs to people. I’m sure they appreciate it.

I have a little brother, and I helped raise him. I think you can show affection and love beyond hugs. We’re still very close despite not being huggers. I’m just not really wired that way- people used to try to give me hugs all the time. I remember being 4 and not liking being forced to hug.

TheEngineerGuy
05/30/18 6:46 pm

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snagglepuss Story Time
05/30/18 6:52 pm

A little brother is different from your child that depends on you for their every need. Small children demand attention. I’m sure you understand.

anniepoops fear the deer
05/30/18 7:01 pm

Having a mother that worked in law enforcement, I work up in the mornings, fed him, potty trained, help teach him things, took him to parties, school, etc. I love that kid to death, and was able to really help him grow. I was really there from jump, so I’d say I have an idea what it’s like to raise a kid. It was a big burden at times, but it’s cool to see how he’s goes through life. Despite not giving hugs, I tried to show him love and that someone was there for them. I saw so many kids I taught that raised their brothers and sisters. It’s a big responsibility regardless who gave birth to the kid.

snagglepuss Story Time
05/30/18 7:20 pm

I understand what you’re saying. I do. I just think it’s different when you hold them from the moment their born. Children cling to you, need to be held, reassured.

anniepoops fear the deer
05/30/18 7:32 pm

Yeah, i understand a connection. There are so many ways people become parents. I wouldn’t minimize the experiences of others. I’m thinking of people who adopt; they might not have that same experience, but no doubt, raised that kid.

anniepoops fear the deer
05/30/18 7:33 pm

Again, I don’t think hugging is the only way to give assurance. I think it’s good to let the kid show you what they need. They can be vocal when given the change.

snagglepuss Story Time
05/30/18 7:49 pm

I mean no disrespect. I just know how clingy and needy newborns are.

I’ve worked in Daycares, nannied and raised my own. There are children that cling to your legs and follow you everywhere and cry outside the bathroom waiting for you.

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CoffeeNow Powderpuff Leftist
05/30/18 4:18 pm

6 episodes in 2 hours? Are you watching robot chicken?

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PrincessMelody Libertarian Socialist
05/30/18 4:16 pm

Don't have too, but I would.

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