Things you can't win in

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Also - you can't win with my uncle. He says, ''ohh it's no good sitting doing nothing all day - go out and do things with your life.'' So one day he came round and I had a friend over and I told him that I was going out for lunch soon with my friend, and he said, ''ohh, you're always doing something!'' Now that you can't win at!

I am horrible at life and I usually drank too much when I used to go out drinking. And I can get impatient with people when they begin to annoy me.

Your ability to control time.

It is always too late in my world.

When you shun someone. they just come back for more

When you help someone. They just come back for more

At Babycenter, women get pissed when you hair flip, but yet they will egg you to hair flip.

My parents~ They complain about how I don't do much to help out around the house but when I ask em what they want me to do; they tell me nothing.

Having a crush on a celebrity~ It hurts a lot but I cant do anything about it because realistically I have no chance at all & could have legal problems if I try

This game we call life.

I think we have a winner. Congratulations; you just won nothing because you cant win

People pressure you to have kids but yet there will always be someone out there who will tell you or about you you should have kept your legs closed when you are stressed out with your child.

Landlords usually charge their tenants for stuff they need to replace that they broke rather it was an accident or not. That is a good thing because it makes people be more careful in their apartment but the downside of it is, people are going to try and fix it themselves to avoid higher rent charge because they be too afraid of the landlord saying it was their fault. You can't win.


Parents punish their kids for the wrong things they do and mistakes they make but the downside to it is, they end up lying about it because they are afraid of getting into trouble. This is why I lied in my childhood to try and stay out of trouble but people knew anyway and kids always told on me. You can't win.


People get upset when people say people with mental illnesses shouldn't have kids but yet when a child gets murdered by a mentally ill parent, people go "I don't care if they had a mental illness." You can't win.

You can't win with murphy's law either (even though it is nobody's fault).
I get a bit anxious when other people are waiting at my bus stop because they stand and stare at you when you're waiting with them, so to avoid standing with them I walk to another bus stop which is further away from my house, but there's not usually anyone waiting there because it's in the middle of nowhere and if somebody is waiting there they don't stare at you much (don't ask why). But every time I walk further to get to this bus stop, when the bus reaches the stop what I avoid getting, I find there is nobody waiting there, so I could have got the bus at this bus stop after all. But if I had got the bus at this bus stop in the first place, there probably would be loads of other people waiting there too. You can't win with that!

Same.

My parents complain that I don't make decisions about things & take a very passive approach but when I do make a decision & do something; they b!tch about me being implosive & not thinking

I worry about people looking at me in the street, and I'm always advised to ''not look at them'', but then if I don't I will always miss people I know because of not looking at people to see who they are. You can't win there. Unless people only look at me for the same reason I need to look at them - they might be looking at me the same as they do everyone else, so that they don't miss people they know. But then why would they make it obvious that they're looking at me? Why do they have to turn their head right towards me as if to inspect me? I would have expected better from NTs. I would have thought NTs learnt that staring at people is rude, but glancing up at people briefly is acceptable. Even I've figured that out, and I'm an Aspie!

You can't win if everything is a competition, everyone wins when everything is co-operation.

You can't win an argument but both parties win from conversation, in an argument both parties are attempting to impose their 'argument' but in a conversation both parties are sharing their perspective - it all depends on attitude and attachment.

If twenty people line up on the starting line in a race to get from point A to point B then there is only one winner at the end and a couple of place getters [runners up] If the same twenty people walk as a co-operative group they all get to the end richer for taking the time to enjoy each others company and the scenery - you can win, just not all the time

peace j

Can't win prizes in those games you find in a shopping centre; they're always a fix.