FML : Today, I was invited to a birthday dinner at a restaurant. As I was leaving, I get a text from the birthday girl's boyfriend saying that it was cancelled....

Today, I was invited to a birthday dinner at a restaurant. As I was leaving, I get a text from the birthday girl's boyfriend saying that it was cancelled. Hungry, I decided to go to that particular restaurant anyway. Turns out the party wasn't cancelled. Half the party just didn't want me there. FML

I agree, your life sucks

You deserved it

By Anonymous - / Sunday 11 October 2009 04:24 / United States

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By xFaust_fml | 12

#615161 - Sunday 11 October 2009 12:10

But if you were invited, the birthday girl wanted you there, didn't she?

By amatayo | 0

#615176 - Sunday 11 October 2009 12:17

more like the boyfriend did not want you there

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By jeocon10 | 0

#615160 - Sunday 11 October 2009 12:10

FYL HAHA First anyway :-j

Reyo | 2

#616236 - Monday 12 October 2009 12:42

And you didn't kick his ass, right there in front of his girlfriend?

argghhh_fml | 0

#616258 - Monday 12 October 2009 12:56

FAKE. you just though oh i'm all dressed up i'll go eat in ths restaurant... ALONE. and if its not fake YDI for going to go and eat alone in a restaurant

1234PIE43215 | 0

#616359 - Monday 12 October 2009 02:04

Plenty of people go eat alone at restaurants

GreenHacker | 0

#616458 - Monday 12 October 2009 03:31

Yes, plenty of people, like the loser OP whom no one wants to eat dinner with. YDI

Meowxkittyxkitty | 0

#840194 - Wednesday 10 February 2010 05:50

don't be retarded, people do like having alone time sometimes...it's actually normal. people come and eat out at the restaurant I work at all the time.

By xFaust_fml | 12

#615161 - Sunday 11 October 2009 12:10

But if you were invited, the birthday girl wanted you there, didn't she?

Sun_Kissed18 | 25

#615574 - Sunday 11 October 2009 06:05

Yeah but the boyfriend and half the party over-ruled her. Or he did it without her knowing

AFloppyWetWhale | 6

#4795260 - Friday 10 August 2012 01:58

What I want to know is did she still eat there or what happened after?

By amatayo | 0

#615176 - Sunday 11 October 2009 12:17

more like the boyfriend did not want you there

moonlight_daze | 8

#615352 - Sunday 11 October 2009 03:05

I was wondering about that too.. How does the OP know it "half the party" and not just the boyfriend? Did they straight up say to her "dammit, I wish you weren’t here"? And even if they did, it really should only matter who the birthday girl wants there anyway..

By RubixMonkey | 0

#615178 - Sunday 11 October 2009 12:18

What did you do? And who cares, ask why they don't like you and change your behavior. It might be something you do that prevents people from liking you. If not then you're friend needs to rethink her treatment of you if her boyfriend can get away with treating you like that.

apfunction | 0

#925791 - Monday 8 March 2010 07:52

fuck that, OP shouldn't change their behavior. are you retarded? you should never change for anyone! if they don't like it, they can fuck off!

Vaati_fml | 20

#5937202 - Wednesday 7 May 2014 04:40

Changing for people is something you never do. If they don't like you, that is their problem.

By PandaPandaPandaX | 0

#615183 - Sunday 11 October 2009 12:23

Wow how is it her boyfriends choice if you attend your friends birthday dinner? What a jerk. I agree with #4 though, there must be a reason this happened.

By Hodini | 0

#615185 - Sunday 11 October 2009 12:24

u poor thing. :(

By _Noon_ | 0

#615203 - Sunday 11 October 2009 12:39

Wow, that sucks. Poor you :(

By NathanKett | 0

#615204 - Sunday 11 October 2009 12:39

maybe the boyfriend doesn't want you there because his girlfriend is secretly a lesbian who wants to have great sex with you on the table in my living room... or maybe that's just me