Thread: My girlfriend dropped my razor :(

I appreciate all the sympathy, and yeah, I'm going to talk to her about why she did not at least pick it up.

That said, please don't be to quick to judge someone you don't know. She is a night nurse who works her ass off, doesn't get the rest she needs, and her first half hour of being awake is pretty much in a haze of semiconciousness.

The razor was covered up by a towel, so I can't really fault her for picking up the towel which dragged the razor off the counter. I can fault her for not picking it up or telling me she dropped it.

Originally Posted by markevens

She is a night nurse who works her ass off, doesn't get the rest she needs, and her first half hour of being awake is pretty much in a haze of semiconciousness.

She is going to be so ****ed off at you for ratting her out on a shaving forum. You better apologize big time!

Her not telling you need not mean she's dishonest, it might just mean she's not comfortable telling you she might have damaged something of yours. Or she honestly might not have realized she did it. People can be preoccupied and do something like that, and it not register on them at all.

It could be that the relationship needs a few tender strokes, just like the razor.

Good women are not perfect, so don't trash a good relationship over one slip-up.

She may even have selective memory or suffers from short term memory loss!

Nice thread lol. I don't let me girlfriend near my razors. She has a fear of sharp items, specifically being chopped up by an ax murderer, so I can play on her nightmare. She stays clear of my shaving blades Bottom line, instill a healthy fear of sharp edges and she'll stay out of the bathroom until you've cleared everything up. LOL sorry about your razor.

OFF WITH HER HEAD!!!

Too ad about the razor but seems like its a fairly easy fix
Atleast she didnt put it back and act like nothing

Now remember to lock the bathroom and place the razor a safer place

Accident? So the story goes.......for further study.

Get it rehoned to take the chips out.

Pabster