Today, I was in bed with my fiancé. After a while of quiet cuddling, I said, "Babe, I have cold feet." He replied with, "Me too. Let's call off the wedding." I was talking about the actual temperature of my feet. Our wedding is tomorrow. FML
That's just ****** up. I feel bad for you OP. Your wedding should be one of the happiest days of your life. I'm sure he just nervous. I really hope the wedding goes as you hoped it would and all turns out as it should!
songtrees 8
ydi for poor choice in wording.
avapaige1234 19
The truth came out. Good riddance.
ThatOneGirl92 1
so.. no wedding? or did you talk about it and there was a wedding?
I'm not saying you deserved it or anything, but why would you ever say "I have cold feet." the night before your wedding, if you weren't referring to the wedding? "My feet are cold" would have been a much better choice.
lalalandman 3
you should have said "my feet are cold" but perhaps you're dodging a bullet.
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bybib 20
Hopefully something a good talk will fix. good luck op
rg350dx 29
It appears people are giving your comment the cold shoulder.
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YeahYeahYeahOK 6
That's just ****** up. I feel bad for you OP. Your wedding should be one of the happiest days of your life. I'm sure he just nervous. I really hope the wedding goes as you hoped it would and all turns out as it should!
songtrees 8
ydi for poor choice in wording.
avapaige1234 19
The truth came out. Good riddance.
ThatOneGirl92 1
so.. no wedding? or did you talk about it and there was a wedding?
longtimesunshine 4
would you rather have married him without knowing he wasn't really ready?
ashjo 12
Next time say my feet are cold or warm my feet
smacky187 9
Better too soon than too late
BioChemEGirl 11
sooo.. ): did you end up getting married?
sarah601 4
I'm not saying you deserved it or anything, but why would you ever say "I have cold feet." the night before your wedding, if you weren't referring to the wedding? "My feet are cold" would have been a much better choice.
lalalandman 3
you should have said "my feet are cold" but perhaps you're dodging a bullet.