By It's CSI Miami - 24/06/2015 04:16 - United States - San Francisco

Today, I got into a fight with my mom because she believes that my fiancé is "irresponsible" and "immature". I stormed out and drove back home. There, I walked in on my fiancé and his friends. They were in a heated and almost violent argument over which CSI is the best. The wedding's next month. FML
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Same thing different taste

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You're not going to doubt your entire engagement because he takes CSI religiously. Everyone has that one thing. Their thing. That they will fight for.

Uhm that's a valid argument. I'd fight over that :D

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Heaven forbid her boyfriend argued passionately about something that interests him

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I hate to say this. But I think you're stupid

I think my opinion in this will be irrelevant but the basic is my vote

krazayman 18

lol dang atleast try to be "upvote" worthy.

Uhm that's a valid argument. I'd fight over that :D

The correct answer being that they're all ass.

nameisname 12

How are they an ass just because they argue about something they love. Tell me what you love then we will get in an argument then I will call you an ass just because you love it. Feel bad

#103, I didn't say the fiance and friends are asses, I said CSI itself (in all its variations) are ass.

I don't see how this is being irresposible though... there has to be a back story on this one.

Agreed, I can't see how this FML makes sense, unless my brain is farting.

It's irresponsible to have such terrible taste in television. I'd rather watch only Seinfeld reruns for the rest of my life than have to sit through an episode of any awful CSI show, and I think Seinfeld is terribly unfunny and a great example of how not to do a sitcom.

Everyone does not have to conform to your likes and dislikes, everyone is different, we like different things, just because you dislike something does not mean it's terrible.

I disagree, I'm pretty sure I'm a leading authority on taste, right behind Cosmo and the Bacon Lovers Collective.

#9 murder can be classed as an act of passion just sayin

You're not going to doubt your entire engagement because he takes CSI religiously. Everyone has that one thing. Their thing. That they will fight for.

lennon_ 16

I know I feel like OP is the immature one. Like who storms off and has a fit after there mom is looking out for them and then going home and questioning your future husband's maturity? Wtf man!

Everyone has their thing and maybe he just really like that show, and op shouldn't break up over that. With that said, anyone who is willing to fight and purposefully hurt someone over something so trivial is a bit crazy. And I can also see how if he reacts that way over something so trivial, he may just be hotheaded and immature in general. If there are plenty of other immature things, like he lays around watching tv all day instead of working or tends to yell and argue (almost getting violent) in all his arguments, than yes, your mother may have a point and I would be concerned. I hate to say it op, and sometimes parents are wrong, but a lot of times they are right and can see things about your relationship (or guy) that aren't good, and you can't see it cause your blinded by love. Looking back, I wish I listened to my parents and didn't date this one guy. But at the time I was blinded by love and thought we'd get married and be together forever. He ended up not being so great in the end.

The two of you have a month to prove her wrong. You're about to start a new life together so look at this as positive motivation.

Because you never have stupid arguments over trivial matters?

CSI is just a show and it's not considered immature if you have a discussion about it . everyone has their own thing that they like , i'm sure you do too and he doesn't mind it . just talk it over with him and don't doubt your entire engagement off of one thing he does .

For a lot of people, a heated argument is a discussion.

Heated arguments are one thing, everyone does that, getting violent or close enough to it that someone has to intervene, that's a different story in my opinion. Not saying there's a problem here, but I'd be worried if all his arguments ended like this. If he can get that heated over something trivial, I imagine he wouldn't handle the serious stuff so well. (Again, only if these heated arguments that are almost violent, is a reoccurring thing).

Well it looks like... *puts on sunglasses* his friends were nearly dead wrong. YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA