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Crash Facepalm's Alien Dating Advice
Greetings, fellow space enthusiasts and hopeless romantics!
I'm Crash Facepalm, your trusty astronaut reporter here to share my out-of-this-world experiences with dating aliens. Strap in, because love across the cosmos can be quite the adventure! So, without further ado, let's dive into another installment of Crash Facepalm's Alien Dating Advice.
#1 When a Tentacled Love Calls
So you've found yourself captivated by a tentacled beauty from the outer realms? Don't panic! Embrace the uniqueness and remember that consent is key. Before getting touchy-feely, make sure to establish boundaries and ask about their preferred number of hugs per day. Trust me, it's better to be safe than to end up tangled like a cosmic pretzel.
#2 Love in Zero Gravity
When it comes to zero-gravity love, things can get a little tricky. Beware of floating objects, tangled limbs, and unintentional somersaults! Remember to secure your helmets (and hearts) before embarking on any passionate spacewalks. No one wants to accidentally bump heads and end up seeing stars—unless you're into that sort of thing.
#3 The Language of Love
Communicating with an alien paramour can be as challenging as understanding the plot of Interstellar. But fret not! Learn a few phrases in their native tongue, like "You have beautiful nebula eyes" or "Your antimatter heart makes mine skip a beat." Trust me, these cheesy lines are universally appreciated. Plus, it's a great way to break the ice and show you're willing to go the parsec for love.
#4 Intergalactic Cuisine
Food is the universal language of love—or so I've heard. If your extraterrestrial sweetheart invites you to dinner, prepare for an intergalactic culinary adventure! Be open-minded and ready to try exotic delicacies like fried asteroid nuggets or cosmic calamari. Just make sure to bring your
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