It’s not easy being my wife’s arm candy but here I am nailing it vintage shirt

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Cutre (also adj) is kinda difficult to describe… not exactly cheap nor tacky nor lame, but along those lines. Help lol From my other language, Galician, I’d say riquiño. It describes a cute, smiley, nice, warm person, esp a child or youngster. I love the It’s not easy being my wife’s arm candy but here I am nailing it vintage shirt Besides,I will do this french saying: “Je m’en bas les couilles” which is litterally translated as “I beat my balls over it” and means “I don’t give a fuck” I nervously explained we weren’t married, and he went “Ah, in my part of (french-speaking) Quebec, marriage is pretty rare so we just use the term in-laws all the time.” I really miss the word “пиздец” when talking in English, because there’s nothing quite like it to express your deepest feeling of being doomed or something being fucked up beyond any repair. In brazilian Portuguese we use the word “folgado” (literal translation: loose/loosen) to describe someone who has some annoying attitudes usually trying to “exploit” others. But I don’t think any adjective can translate the nuance correctly. Picture a person that wants to use a laptop in a cafe while just asking for the cheapest item on the menu. Then this person stays in the cafe for 8 hours, keep changing tables, speaks loudly, asks the staff to refill a bottle of water 100 times, take their shoes off and acts like their in their own living room. We can call them an asshole, idiot, moron? Sure, but not yet exactly what folgado represents.