4 Jokes For Whipped

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Updated on: Sep 04 2024

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You know, I used to fear the term "whipped," but now I embrace it. It's like a badge of honor. Because being whipped means you've found someone who challenges you, supports you, and makes you a better person. I've discovered the secret to a happy relationship – it's not about who wears the pants; it's about who can find the pants in the laundry.
Sure, I may check in before making plans, and I might prioritize date night over poker night, but it's all part of the grand romantic scheme. And let's be honest, nothing says love like voluntarily watching a romantic comedy instead of the big game.
So, if being whipped means I've found my person, my partner in crime, my co-pilot through life, then whip it, whip it real good! Because, in the end, love is the ultimate comedy, and being whipped is just a punchline in the grand joke of life!
You know, they say love makes you do crazy things. I recently realized just how true that is when someone referred to me as "whipped." Yeah, whipped! Now, I used to think that was a compliment, like, "Oh, you're so charming and smooth, like a perfectly whipped cream." But no, apparently, it means I'm under someone's control.
I asked my friends about it, and they were like, "Dude, you're whipped!" I was like, "Whipped? I just learned how to make a killer omelette, what are you talking about?" Turns out, they meant in the relationship sense. But I prefer to think of it as being "relationship fluent." You know, I'm just really good at speaking the language of love.
So now, whenever someone calls me whipped, I proudly respond, "Oh yeah, I'm fluent in love, and my heart is bilingual!
Being called whipped has its perks, though. Like, my significant other thinks I'm so attentive and caring. I've mastered the art of surprising her with flowers, planning spontaneous date nights, and remembering all the important dates. It's like I have a calendar in my brain that only highlights anniversaries and birthdays.
But here's the catch – my friends are like, "Dude, you're whipped! You used to be wild, now you're baking heart-shaped cookies on a Friday night?" And I'm like, "Yeah, I've upgraded from wild to mild. It's called growth, people!"
I've become a master of romantic gestures, and I've learned that love is like a delicate soufflé – you've got to handle it with care, or it'll collapse. So, call me whipped or call me a culinary Casanova; either way, I'm serving up love!
I've come to the conclusion that people who use the term "whipped" just don't understand the true meaning of commitment. It's not about being controlled; it's about choosing to invest your time and energy into someone you care about. But there's always that one friend who's like, "Bro, you're so whipped. You can't even make plans without checking with your partner."
And I'm like, "Well, excuse me for wanting to include my best friend in my life decisions! Plus, have you tried making plans without consulting your significant other? It's like playing Jenga blindfolded – one wrong move, and everything comes crashing down."
So, next time someone calls me whipped, I'll just say, "Yeah, I'm whipped, and proud of it. I've found someone worth checking my schedule for, and if that's wrong, then I don't want to be right!

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