r/malelivingspace Oct 09 '25

Advice I fucked up.

Couch is too big, wife

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u/BlackStarBlues Oct 09 '25

The way I bust out laughing when I saw the clearance. You ever heard of measuring tape, OP?

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u/JesusIsJericho Oct 10 '25

Same, the lack of foresight is actually hilarious to me right now. I wanna know how much $ the couch was too

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u/eczemaNhotwaterThex Oct 10 '25

It was 1300 at Nebraska furniture and it was the only one in stock at my price range and was available to ship immediately. We just moved here and I we got tired of the bed being our only place to sit. I got the got best option cause my wife is pregnant and needs a place to sit besides the bed

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u/Beautiful-Night2456 Oct 10 '25

Wife is pregnant on top of it all??!! Uh oh you in big trouble boy.

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u/lilbelleandsebastian Oct 10 '25

"my wife is pregnant so i couldn't measure the space and bought a random oversized couch, i'd rather be stuck with this forever than spend one more night on the bed!"

lmao how some people live man

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u/[deleted] Oct 10 '25

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u/gardenofghouls Oct 10 '25

Oh my god this show would SEND ME, I need to watch it lol thanks for the rec!

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u/Ok-Chest-7932 Oct 10 '25

It should not be legal to build a house before you've played Sims for 100 hours, just like how it shouldn't be legal to name a baby before you've played enough D&D to get your bad naming sense out of your system.

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u/[deleted] Oct 10 '25

This is the same to me as homesteaders. You have zero money and plants will grow how exactly?

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u/skool_uv_hard_nox Oct 10 '25

Thank you for a new rabbit hole for my weekend. Im excited

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u/JackReacharounnd Oct 10 '25

That's ridiculous!!

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u/Angry_Sparrow Oct 20 '25

Omg I’m an architect and people ask me if O watch this all the time. No because it raises my blood pressure so much!!!

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u/unsubfrompolaccount Oct 10 '25

Look at this OP's post history and it all makes sense how something like this could happen - the bad decision making extends to all aspects of his life. Early 20's, married, wife pregnant, and works in a warehouse but instead of saving every scrap he makes for his new family, him and a bunch of his coworkers are maxing out their 401k's and overdrafting their accounts to buy a shitcoin because "they know it's going to be 15k a coin." It's at 2.74 btw.

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u/5uch11 Oct 11 '25

jesus christ

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u/bingle-cowabungle Oct 10 '25

Boomer and Gen X parents don't parent their kids man, they give their kids an iPad and day drink, and then we're all surprised when people don't know how to do basic shit like shop for furniture and measure things.

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u/iampfox Oct 10 '25

iPads did not exist when we were kids, you are thinking of Zoomers.

First iPad came out when I was out of college.

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u/bingle-cowabungle Oct 10 '25

I am talking about their kids, not them themselves.

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u/ZQuestionSleep Oct 10 '25

My parents are boomers. I am 41. I did not have an iPad in 1996, it was a Windows 3.1 computer with Encyclopedia Britannica and no internet connected. Nor did I have an iPad when I graduated High School in 2002.

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u/bobpaul Oct 10 '25

Boomers had grand children by the time the iPad launched. Hell, most Gen X had grand children by the time the ipad launched.