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e.middlechild United States

Today, I finally got enough courage to ask out this girl that I've liked for a year. While we were out at lunch, she ran into her ex that she had just broken up with. They then had a long conversation about their relationship, and ended up getting back together. She was my ride home. FML

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She left you stranded there?! If she did she's an ass, and you're better off without her.

I'm not sure if this FML is about losing a potential GF or losing a ride home :D

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jerseystreetking 0

Listen to Joy Division, all of you.

You're better off without that bitch.

YDI for saying proceeded and then right next to each other. Use one or the other son!!!!!!! Just use then because 'proceeded' is very unnecessary and annoying.

DonovanE 0

Forget about her, there's better girls to be found

sauce_boss 0

What a hooker :/

proceeded x[ will they ever learn? anyway, yeah that stinks

You had a whole year to tell her & you didn't, so no sympathy for you

I don't understand how the girl is a bitch. He never said that he had gone through with asking her out, so how would she know? She still had feelings for her ex, figured she was just at lunch with a friend, got back together with her ex, and figured there was nothing wrong with driving all together. I wish everyone would shut up about the word 'proceeded'. It's just a word. Let the posters use it.

That sucks. Except Im kinda confused. Did you leave with them or did she leave you stranded? And #14 makes a point. Then and proceeded are basically the same thing, so its like your saying then then or proceeded proceeded. I don't know why some of you feel the need to sound smart. Just write correctly thats all we ask for. Stop using huge ass words.