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Third-wheelers know that they could be doing something better with their time but instead choose to indulge in the self-torture of having to accompany a couple on their outing. What drives a person to want to be a third-wheel in the first place? While there may be many reasons unknown, here are some 15 things that go through their minds:
1. I've got nothing better to do...I guess.
2. Someday, I'll have what they are having.
3. Feels like I signed up for PDA class and came without a partner.
4. What am I, an unofficial chaperone?
5. I hope they don't think I need help in the dating department.
6. Do they pity me? Am I actually that pitiful?
7. Maybe I can slip away while they're making out.
8. Yes, by all means, do ignore my presence.
9. There's got to be another third-wheeler in this room somewhere.
10. I'm never hanging out with these people ever again.
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