My wife enjoys cooking, I donβt really like it.
My wife hates doing dishes, but I find it a nice excuse to listen to a podcast while doing something menial.
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My wife enjoys cooking, I donβt really like it.
My wife hates doing dishes, but I find it a nice excuse to listen to a podcast while doing something menial.
Hey, a PizzaCake comic with a punchline! Keep up the good work!
Seriously, this one was actually a comic, and was funny!
And she's saying something positive about men.
Do you think she's OK?
She used to be so funny before she pivoted to "my haters are neckbeard incels" content instead of actual comics.
Edit: looks like she's been making better comics again for about a month or two https://bsky.app/profile/pizzacakecomic.bsky.social

I remember my ex-wife telling me something similar - i wasn't even a very good husband because of my psychiatric issues which weren't fixable, but i gave her attention and wanted her to feel good. Seemingly the average hubby is failing even at this if the feedback she got back from her friends and colleagues was worth anything.
Cute. But there's such a thing as being too honest. If my friend is struggling with a specific thing I'm excelling at, I don't bring it up, or I downplay it. They'd never ask me to, but I try to be empathetic...
Er, and if your friend asked you directly how that specific thing was going for you, how would you handle that?
Again, I downplay it. If I get a massive bonus for Christmas and am asked what I got by a friend I'd said "yeah, I got a bit extra this year" or something. Not "I'm fucking rolling in it, bitches!" if I know they're struggling. Just an example...
I think there's a big difference between that and doing it when it's about a person. I'd imagine the conversation was something like "My husband can't cook at all, how's yours?" and she responded that he's great while the other women agreed that their husbands were awful. Would you instead make your husband sound worse than he is just to fit in with the group? How would you feel about it if it got back to him that you'd said that? Or, conversely, how would you feel about it if you found out that your SO was bad-mouthing you to their friends behind your back just to fit in?
I know for me, if I found out that my wife was complimenting something I did to her friends, that would make my day; if I found out she was downplaying something I thought I did well, it would make me feel pretty awful.
i still do wonder how good a pizza cake is
Stack several of your favourite pizzas on top of each other while they're still piping hot, so the cheese sticks them together, frost with your preferred sauce, or leave uncoated it preferred, cut in to wedges and tuck in like you're at a 5 year old's birthday party.
I reckon it'd be pretty good, but very filling.
I thought it was a unique way of saying "piece of cake"
Yeah, like when I call my coworker a pizza shit
Sounds like a round lasagna with a crust or something like that.
Or a deep dish pizza, although the bull of that is sauce cheese and toppings so maybe a lasagna is kinda more accurate.
Has got to be better than carrot cake.
You can't do that, 99% of old memes rely on people despising their spouse!
Reads like Pizzacakeβs friends need interventions!
Or that Pizzacake is the pariah and she only now learned what they really think of her.
If the latter, I hope pizzacake refers them to a psychiatrist. I hate being the emotional compressor of a group.
OMG! This is sooo me! (the competent one, not the social pariah).
There we go, I'm just doing my part honey. I couldn't want you to be a pariah!