By thnxbabe - 22/09/2014 02:11

Today, my boyfriend and I celebrated our six-month anniversary. And by that, I mean he brought along his obnoxious best friend, and I paid for everyone's dinner at an expensive restaurant. FML
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AnOriginalName 19

I'm no expert, but that doesn't sound like much of a celebration to me.

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onlychildFTW 33

You should have kicked out the non-bf people. Or just left. I wouldn't have bothered to put up with that. That's one really crappy anniversary celebration.

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AnOriginalName 19

I'm no expert, but that doesn't sound like much of a celebration to me.

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onlychildFTW 33

You should have kicked out the non-bf people. Or just left. I wouldn't have bothered to put up with that. That's one really crappy anniversary celebration.

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badluckalex 23

not even a real anniversary, 6 months doesn't count!

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kmaheynoway 25

11 - by the way he brought his best friend to his anniversary, 6 months must be a milestone.

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rocker_chick105 31

6 months can be a big thing for some people. It may not count to you, but it could mean a lot to someone else.

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timinator5000 28

anniversary implies annually. i.e. a year. yes 6 months can be seen as a milestone to celebrate and that's fine. I wonder if he knew she was celebrating that or it was just a night to go out. it sucks but paying for everything should never had happened if she put her foot down and said I want this to just be you and me celebrating. sounds like communication isn't quite there

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jazzy_123 20

I just say month-aversary for every month that passes until its the actual anniversary :p

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llamarrama01 21

I'm assuming it's the last anniversary you'll be having together.

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Earths_Venus 25

And that's the moment when you grow a backbone and walk yourself the hell out of the restaurant.

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brendejafulable 41

Gotta love the bros.

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SMHsohard 22

And this accepting attitude is why "bros" will always be able to sponge off of their girlfriends.

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ladoom 23

Why did you pay?! You should have paid for your own and bolted.

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The_Appendix_ 13

if the genders were reversed OP would be expected to pay for both of them

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limabeans101029 20

84- Well that just isn't true, now is it? Most people don't expect the man to have to pay for everything anymore.

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CREA_fml 22

I don't expect anyone to pay for my food be they male, female or a hedgehog, unless it's for a special occasion or the hedgehogs being prickly.

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stephers444 17

You should have left before the check came so they had to pay not you. I'm sorry op

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CoverD 6

Am I the only one confused why the OP went to such a fancy restaurant for a 6-month anniversary? I had to reread to make sure it didn't say 6-year. OP needs to have a talk with their bf since obliviously they have no idea what is inappropriate to do when celebrating occasions with your significant other.

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Brandi_Faith 33

I agree. A 6 mth "anniversary" isn't really an anniversary to me. With that said though, op wanted to celebrate being together 6 months which is fine but either she didn't get her point across that it was a special anniversary and not a party, or her boyfriends an idiot in which case he doesn't take her feelings seriously. Op, you shouldn't have paid for it and allowed the friends to come if it meant that much to you. Stand up for yourself or people will continue to walk all over you. And maybe have a talk with your boyfriend because it sounds like this isn't as serious for him as it is for you.

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Patty410 11

I hate couples that are like: ohhhhhhh we're celebrating our ...... Month anniversary. Anniversary means a day that occurs each year. It's nice just to say "we've been going out for _____.

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Randomxnp 10

YDI because there is no such thing as a "six-month anniversary". The word "anniversary" is derived from "annus", Latin for "year". You could have said "semi anniversary" I suppose, but this thing of dividing relationships into ever smaller increments is ridiculous. It either suggests you are the over-clingy girlfriend or that the relationship is doomed to be so short that you need to mark every month.

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DeathBunny218 37

The name is unimportant, though six month anniversary is far better sounding than semi anniversary. Six months is still an important milestone in a relationship and it is worthy of such a celebration

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NiceGuysDoWin 21

When my wife and I first started dating, we celebrated our 3 months, 6 month, 9 month, and 1 year "anniversaries" together. For the 3 month mark, we had a private dinner together at my home. For the 6 month, we had a picnic on a mountaintop, and for our 9 month, we had a fancy dinner out with friends, during which I proposed. We've been together for 10 years, and married for 8 of them. After that first year, we stopped counting in months, and we didn't celebrate the segments of our first year married, but for the first year of dating, it can be romantic to celebrate those milestones together. It doesn't have to be clingy or pathetic to mark a milestone in a relationship, and certainly doesn't indicate a failing or miserable couple who is destined to break up.

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chosha_fml 26

#10 Hopefully the relationship iS doomed, seeing as how she's dating an ass. He sounds almost as much of a jackass as someone who'd rail on someone for celebrating a six-month relationship or get pedantic over a common usage of a word.

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Arwen_Evenstar 37

Celebrating it is fine, calling it an anniversary is a bit wrong. I do reserve the right to judge anyone who celebrates a week anniversary. Or, God forbid, weekiversary. *showers to get that word off*

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tantanpanda 26

#10, I completely agree with you. Those people who do those "one month anniversaries" and crap seriously irritate me. Is it necessary to call one month of being together an anniversary? Instead of being something special, anniversaries are now cliches that have lost their deep meaning. So screw you people who use anniversary as common celebrations.

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Bibliovore 26

#23, why would other people identifying something as a "six-month anniversary" take away from the import of an individual annual milestone for you or anyone else, any more than someone getting married at an Elvis chapel in Vegas after knowing each other for a weekend would make all marriages a cliche? Sure, "anniversary"'s roots are from "annual", but it's no longer limited to that. The very first defintion and example for it in Merriam-Webster Online is this: "the annual recurrence of a date marking a notable event; broadly : a date that follows such an event by a specified period of time measured in units other than years <the 6-month anniversary of the accident>".

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Brandi_Faith 33

I wonder if the boyfriend brought his friends on purpose because he found it too clingy and serious to be celebrating a 6 mth anniversary. Sounds like he isn't as serious about this relationship as op is.

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curley18 3

Thank G-d someone else thought the same thing! Hate when people do not use words properly!

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trendkilla254 4

op was expecting too much for a 6 month relationship

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prostar9993 15

Well, that was well put. Dammit, I can't even find something to criticize here.

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Smiley_70 22

I think you should explain to your beau that personal anniversary and three is a crowd.

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