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draghkar
| 16
There’s a typo, it should say “my ex-boyfriend of a year”.
You deserve better than that.
You deserve better than that.
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real life problems
| 26
The fact that he has contact with his ex should have been reason enough for this to not last a year.
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Joshwarrior
| 39
I disagree with the above statement. You can still end things in an amicable manner with an ex and be friends(of course not in every situation). People who are insecure however probably will thumb me down though.
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Joshwarrior
| 39
I disagree with the above statement. You can still end things in an amicable manner with an ex and be friends(of course not in every situation). People who are insecure however probably will thumb me down though.
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Joshwarrior
| 39
I disagree with the above statement. You can still end things in an amicable manner with an ex and be friends(of course not in every situation). People who are insecure however probably will thumb me down though.
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Sinshine
| 27
I feel sorry for your partners... Why would they not be able to have contact?
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Lalala579121
| 27
There's a pretty big difference between hanging out with an ex a lot (or going to a wedding with them) and just having contact.
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RichardPencil
| 30
On the bright side, it wasn’t HIS wedding!
That makes it a little better, right? No? Ok...
That makes it a little better, right? No? Ok...
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c00kie14
| 11
I don’t think he’s your boyfriend
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thatslifeiguess7
| 15
So did you send him a picture of the words " guess what broke? " " us douchebag"
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Earl_KarmasBitch
| 28
It's worth remembering that people often submit FML's that only sound bad when written down as an FML. The follow-up would then tell a different story. We used to see that sort of thing a lot on here when lots of people posted follow-ups.
For instance, if OP can't stand the bride or groom but her boyfriend's ex got on with them she might be very happy that her boyfriend didn't drag her there as his +1. A statement like "I know you can't stand Sheila so I invited Sarah to go with me" covers the lack of invitation.
Now if that's not what happened, yeah OP should be angry and probably should dump her boyfriend. But I always get suspicious now when someone does something that is really bad but is still referred to as a boyfriend rather than as an ex-boyfriend.
For instance, if OP can't stand the bride or groom but her boyfriend's ex got on with them she might be very happy that her boyfriend didn't drag her there as his +1. A statement like "I know you can't stand Sheila so I invited Sarah to go with me" covers the lack of invitation.
Now if that's not what happened, yeah OP should be angry and probably should dump her boyfriend. But I always get suspicious now when someone does something that is really bad but is still referred to as a boyfriend rather than as an ex-boyfriend.
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Lalala579121
| 27
People should not be inviting their exes to weddings in the first place.
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rufus_t_firefly
| 8
We need more info. Did he take his ex as his plus one? Or was she there because she new who was getting married as well? Do you know the married couple? Some people might not want someone they don't know at their wedding, even if they're in a relationship with one of their guests.
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Davros
| 12
you might be a side chick if.................
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Austin Crowley
| 7
wow. what a savage!
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Mungolikecandy
| 19
I am waiting for the FML "I went to a wedding with my boyfriend and shortly afterwards found out he has another girlfriend!".
You deserve better than that.
That makes it a little better, right? No? Ok...