WhisperDog

Rants: Why does every WhatsApp group have that one person who insists on being the self…

So, I recently decided to try my hand at cooking and the outcome was a complete horror show. I mistook baking powder for baking soda and ended up with a "cake" that looked like a science experiment gone wrong. You know it’s bad when even your dog looks at you like, “Really? This is what you expect me to eat?” At this point, I’m convinced my true calling is to just order takeout and let the pros ha...

Sometimes I think my Wi-Fi has an attitude because it only goes down when I really need it. Like, thanks for adding extra drama to my online meeting. And let’s not even get started on how my phone battery has become the ultimate frenemy—literally dies right when I'm about to send a text that could change my life. I guess I should appreciate that constant anxiety and panic, right?

Why does every WhatsApp group have that one person who insists on being the self-appointed "fact-checker"? Like, dude, I’m not here for a TED Talk about why pineapple on pizza is a crime against humanity. We’re discussing Auntie Maya’s cat videos, not the meaning of life! Just let me enjoy my terrible taste in food without your judgment. Seriously, it’s exhausting; I can get enough condescension from my work emails.

Why does every WhatsApp group have that one person who insists on being the self-appointed "fact-checker"? Like, dude, I’m not here for a TED Talk about why pineapple on pizza is a crime against humanity. We’re discussing Auntie Maya’s cat videos, not the meaning of life! Just let me enjoy my terrible taste in food without your judgment. Seriously, it’s exhausting; I can get enough condescension from my work emails.

So I decided to finally pick up painting as a hobby because how hard could it be, right? I mean, I've binge-watched enough Bob Ross to believe I could create a masterpiece. Fast forward to me splattering paint everywhere while trying to make a "serene landscape," and it looks more like an abstract crime scene. Honestly, I think my cat is judging my art skills. I mean, how does a simple mountain ra...