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Girlfriend Problems That Might Just Make You Appreciate Single Life

#1 This Is The Worst

She says she'll be ready to go in just a few minutes... but her sense of time is seriously messed up!

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#2 Hold My Purse

Don't worry, she doesn't need her wallet to shop... that's what you're there for!

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#3 #Priorities

She doesn't realize that saving the best for last doesn't apply in this circumstance.

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#4 Lazy Much?

She knows how to manipulate and have you do all the heavy lifting...

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#5 Her Definition Of Compromise Is Different Than Yours

We can't ever seem to win.

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#6 Reasonable Need Not Apply

Female logic is not logic at all.

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#7 Reverse Psychology Fail

She says not to get her anything, then freaks out when you actually listen to her...

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