He's probably pissed for since you didn't say have a great life or something Edit: I have no idea why this is a reply to 1

Any time anyone says "let it go" anymore it makes me want to puke.

It doesn't matter. If you're having a bad day, you don't drag people with you. Talk to your family and/or your friends about your problem like a civilized human being and not be a douche.

Let it go

let it go~ let it go~ can't hold it back anymore~

45, you need to let that go

#13 isn't that an over reaction?

68 - because im sureeeee that she is litterly going to puke over it...

72, somewhere there's a Grammar Nazi bawling inconsolably over what you have done to that poor word.

#72 I'm not a grammar Nazi, but the fact that you put litterly, instead of, literately, just makes me think of cat litter. Haha.

how is that dragging her down? all he did was call her a ****. she can hardly take it personally. I would've just laughed

**** is a very offensive word.

I don't understand how a word like that can be offensive. If he called her fat or ugly then she could take it personally, but **** is generally a comment on someone's personality or nature and he doesn't know anything about her so she can't take it personally

84 it makes me laugh that you didn't like his spelling of "litterly," and spelled it wrong with" literately." it's literally.

13- Aw, why? Thats an amazing song.

It's okay, #13; let it go

Maybe he was Australian. I get called **** by my Aussie pal all the time, and apparently it's normal to call friends that over there. Either we're really close, or I'm really bad at reading social cues.

Or maybe he as Tourette's.

@55 yes it is normal here in Australia to call our mates *****, but we call people we don't know "mate"

That's the same as New Zealand. "****" is for our best friends. If I said it to a stranger, it would be highly offensive. I interpreted this FML as OP saying it sarcastically. I reckon OP deserved it as there's more to this story than we are told.

I was fully just going to post something similar about how we speak to our mates in NewZealand

It's not highly offensive. you can't take something a stranger says personally. I guess it could be a shock if you weren't used to hearing the word but as an Australian, I'd probably just laugh

Your not the boss of me...

It's like the delivery guy from Drake and Josh "Thanks, have a good day!" "Don't tell me what to do."

#24 I was just thinking about that. :D

He just said ****...not all that vulgar

**** is actually one of the most vulgar words you could call somebody, especially a woman

Actually it really isn't. The word has been acceptable since Shakespeare used it in his theater plays. Granted that it still is an insult, I agree with that.

57 - it is vulgar depending on where you live, although there is much worse

Grumpy Cat wouldn't stoop to using such a vulgar word.