Fake it til you make it
By aurelj1 - 03/08/2016 19:59 - United States - Colleyville
By aurelj1 - 03/08/2016 19:59 - United States - Colleyville
By shikushiku - 03/08/2016 03:12 - United States - Plano
By why mom - 02/08/2016 23:52
By Anonymous - 02/08/2016 14:42 - Germany - Berlin
By holluphollup - 01/08/2016 18:01 - United States - Mineola
By Anonymous - 31/07/2016 14:19
By Hutchie931 - 30/07/2016 23:24 - United Kingdom - Dudley
Hi to continue after that fiasco the waiter was very apologetic and so was the owner and I got 15% of my bill and got recommended a Dry Cleaners that specialised in "accidental" stains so not all bad :)
By taroschain - 30/07/2016 21:19 - United States - Atlanta
Huh, didn't think this would make it. Neat. Thanks for the birthday wishes! To clear a few things up: 1. I started getting birthday wishes from ID checkers a week before my birthday and for a few days after, during which time I went on a couple beer runs for my roommate, bought a bottle of wine for a family dinner, had a weekly girls' night out with some coworkers and, yes, went barhopping with a friend on the day of. 2. I only got Facebook because my college required it and didn't bother filling in the information other than schooling. 3. I'm not one of those people who reminds everyone about their birthday five times a day for two weeks, and I track friends' birthdays on my iPod calendar. Also, I'm a bit of a workaholic and tend to forget events if they don't affect my work schedule (thus the calendar) and didn't actually realize my birthday was coming up until it was mentioned on one of said aforementioned beer runs. 4. Partly due to a lack of FB and other social networking, most of my friends are either from work or people I was really close to in high school and chose to keep in contact with via phone or e-mail (I'm an old person in a 25-year old body. I knit too!). Also guildmates, but I don't think that counts. Hope this helps!
By NeitherHrotsvitNorErkembaldus - 29/07/2016 21:21 - Canada - Toronto
By JustShutUp - 27/07/2016 18:40
By Anonymous - 27/07/2016 15:24 - United States - Coshocton
By Anonymous - 27/07/2016 04:09
By NoDocVisit - 27/07/2016 02:27 - United States - Parrish
By Ya_I_said_it - 26/07/2016 15:31
By jailey - 26/07/2016 02:26
By benjamin03 - 26/07/2016 00:32
Op here! To clarify, I was a cross country practice which meets at the school. We run from there and end there at the weight room. I did end up getting soaked, mostly because we got stuck at a red light. Thanks for the comments!
By RektForLyfe - 25/07/2016 03:32 - United States - Wickliffe
By jaci - 24/07/2016 15:27 - United States - Jacksonville
By Anonymous - 24/07/2016 03:18 - United States
By Anonymous - 23/07/2016 23:04 - United States - Atlanta
By fuckit - 23/07/2016 06:52 - United States - American Fork
By Anonymous - 23/07/2016 04:17 - United States - Gilroy
By Anonymous - 22/07/2016 17:17
By Foreveralone - 22/07/2016 08:54 - United States - Hartford
By tiredmomma - 21/07/2016 21:30 - United States - Boston
By HolyyMolyy - 19/07/2016 14:32 - India - Indore
Except for a few sagacious and understanding people here, I'm surprised to see how benighted some folks are. Saying "I'm gonna assume you're dark because you're Indian" is like saying "I'm gonna assume you're fat because you're American." No we aren't all dark, some of us have extremely light skin tone and brown hair. Secondly, some of the airheads here can't seem to accept the fact that all women have body hair and a peach fuzz above your lips isn't a big deal. How would you have felt if we shamed you for having a hairy stomach or a hairy back and asked you to wax them regularly? If you can't accept us women as we are, don't expect us to accept you in your natural form as well.
By rejectedprobably - 18/07/2016 23:06 - United States - Zionsville
By ApplePie1994 - 18/07/2016 17:55 - Ireland
OP, here. It was his stomach that didn't fit, you nasty. The dressing gown was pink, with butterflies embroidered on the breast. He looked absolutely fabulous, darlings.
By DidNotExpectThat - 18/07/2016 07:30 - United States - Palo Alto
OP here. My wedding was 3 weeks ago. Thanks for your kind comments, but no my mom wasn't drunk (she never drinks). I had a long conversation with her and my dad. Turns out she couldn't keep it to herself any longer. I'm no longer mad at her since she told me the whole story. Both my parents always told me a lot about their deceased best friend whom I'm named after. I'm actually that friend's daughter and my family took me in when both my biological parents died in a car accident when I was 3 months old. In a way, I know my biological parents through the memories of my adoptive parents. I've never suspected a thing since I have two little brothers and I kind of look like my mom. Telling me and everyone I love at my wedding was a way for her to honor her dear friend and 'share' that special moment in my life with her.
By Photoshopped - 18/07/2016 04:34 - United States - Athens
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OP here. I'm here to explain this a little better. Ok so first off, I'm under 18 so therefore I can't leave. Second, my mother wants to do this because she wants to be a midwife, and Guatemala has cheap midwifery classes and programs. You might say she's doing this to help us financially, but my dads a doctor so that takes care of itself. Also, my mom has horrible back problems. At times she can barely move without hurting. If she's like this, then how will she be able to perform her job well? ( Surgery isn't an option because everyon we've tried has failed). I'm 17 and I've been in a small town where everybody knows everybody. I'm at the top of my class, and I have a real shot into getting into a prestigious university. I also have very deep connections with the people here. I don't want to throw this away. I don't mean to be rude and thwart my moms dreams, but it's just not what's best right now in my opinion. Hope this answered a lot of your questions. Also, thanks for all the support I really appreciate it. :)