FML : Today, it's my sister's birthday. My parents got her a cat. I have serious allergies when it comes to cats. When I brought this issue up with my parents,...

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Today, it's my sister's birthday. My parents got her a cat. I have serious allergies when it comes to cats. When I brought this issue up with my parents, they replied, "This day is not about you, it's about your sister." I can feel my throat tightening already. FML

I agree, your life sucks

You deserved it

By Cats...FML - / Monday 17 October 2011 11:46 / Australia

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By LouisianaBob | 9

#3445886 - Monday 17 October 2011 06:50

On your birthday ask for something your parents are allergic to.

By Angel_Tigeress | 5

#3445994 - Monday 17 October 2011 07:03

What the fuck is wrong with parents these days?! Its FMLs like this that make me sooo angry. I think it is safe to assume that with such neglegent parents, you don't have an epipen or an inhaler, so when you can no longer breathe, make sure you call 911- bypass your parents entirely- and take a nice little trip to the ER. Tell the paramedics and doctors WHY you cant breathe. And enjoy your stay. Your lovely parents can foot the bill ;)

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By LouisianaBob | 9

#3445886 - Monday 17 October 2011 06:50

On your birthday ask for something your parents are allergic to.

Princessx3Jamie | 0

#3446040 - Monday 17 October 2011 07:10

You should ask your parents to get you monthly allergy shots. They are expensive but it's their fault you will need them.

peteyfas | 8

#3446073 - Monday 17 October 2011 07:16

Well, you can't both be the favorite child

Keyman1212 | 14

#3446190 - Monday 17 October 2011 08:03

I don't know about Australia where OP is from, but in Texas, if you have bad allergies to an animal, you can call the local pound and by law they come and pick up the animal because it is endangering the health of an individual in the household. Needless to say it's a great way to ruin everyone's day, but yours.

Roevera | 14

#3446272 - Monday 17 October 2011 09:07

Hey, maybe they're insinuating they want you out of the house depending on your age I guess. =P

Keyman1212 | 14

#3446314 - Monday 17 October 2011 09:40

44: I agree with your post, however, that would be the only LEGAL and honest situation. Not all pounds kill the animals when they receive them. A lot of the time, the pound will send animals to non kill shelters to help get the animals adopted.

Neopets_dot_com | 0

#3446453 - Monday 17 October 2011 10:44

Give the cat to the animal shelter and say it ran away.

mr_torch91 | 1

#3446593 - Monday 17 October 2011 11:34

Just put it outside and act like it got out. Duh.

iam_yummylicious | 12

#3446790 - Tuesday 18 October 2011 12:33

Or take allergy medication like a sensible person and let your sister enjoy her cat. Yay for doctors!

decidedlyvague | 11

#3446862 - Tuesday 18 October 2011 12:49

throw the cat into a bag and take it for a little "vacation".

CanadianPuckHead | 4

#3446882 - Tuesday 18 October 2011 12:57

88 ur fucked up

Prodigy7 | 4

#3446961 - Tuesday 18 October 2011 01:26

Just die and sen your parents on a guilt trip.

scottybhoymad | 0

#3446987 - Tuesday 18 October 2011 01:37

Good idea

PhilipTheDeacan | 0

#3448250 - Tuesday 18 October 2011 05:02

How is 88 fucked up? Everyone loves vacations.

WutzButz | 3

#3448832 - Tuesday 18 October 2011 06:51

Holy shit, really? In the states animal shelters just kill the animals? Glad i live in germany, you don't hear stuff like that for shelters here. sorry, wrong commented. oh well.

Sacurason | 0

#3453432 - Wednesday 19 October 2011 12:57

44- Because a), lying is wrong, and b), allergies are serious. They can actually kill you, because such serious allergies actually fluctuate from day to day, closing your throat up more on some days than other days. What's more important, a person or a cat?

whatovit | 1

#3455738 - Wednesday 19 October 2011 04:05

nah cant do that here in aus 34 i agree that you should ask for something your parents are allergic to

decidedlyvague | 11

#3629378 - Thursday 24 November 2011 10:00

I guess no one imagined the dog saying what I said....

By guitarplayer546 | 0

#3445946 - Monday 17 October 2011 06:57

Sorry op. I severely allergic to cats myself and that's pretty brutal of your parents to be so dumb. How do they think this will turn out? You generally don't out grow an allergy and the lucky ones who do. Well it doesn't happen over night.

leprechaun23 | 15

#3446032 - Monday 17 October 2011 07:08

And yet you have a pic of a kitten as ur profile pic

Daralea | 21

#3446131 - Monday 17 October 2011 07:31

Yearning for something (s)he can never have...

DoubleDose | 0

#3446621 - Monday 17 October 2011 11:46

You should surgically close all their throats so they know how it feels

franniedottp | 8

#3459609 - Thursday 20 October 2011 05:41

Aller Clear. It works wonders.

By jelmermcgee | 8

#3445953 - Monday 17 October 2011 07:00

When they go to sleep, take the collar off and let it go by a busy road.

abluekiwi | 0

#3446202 - Monday 17 October 2011 08:09

Yeah, that TOTALLY seems like a reasonable response. It's not the cat's fault, but that of the parents. So put them in the middle of a busy road.

BB_ava | 0

#3446338 - Monday 17 October 2011 09:53

3, read the FML again. OP is allergic to cats.

jelmermcgee | 8

#3446835 - Tuesday 18 October 2011 12:44

#64, what are you, retarded? I read the FML. She's allergic to cats. Since her parents are morons who clearly aren't gonna listen to reason, she should let the cat go on a busy road. Take the collar off so it can't be identified if someone picks it up rather than run it over like they should.

jelmermcgee | 8

#3446855 - Tuesday 18 October 2011 12:49

#64, what are you retarded? I read the FML, she's allergic to cats. Since her parents are morons and don't care that she's allergic to cats she should take the cat to a busy road and let it go. Take the collar off so it can't be identified if someone picks it up rather than run it over like they should.

PhilipTheDeacan | 0

#3448301 - Tuesday 18 October 2011 05:10

Or donate it to the local Chinese buffet.

By perdix | 29

#3445955 - Monday 17 October 2011 07:00

There will be a day about you very soon -- when you get hospitalized or die. It would be a shame if something happened to the cat such that you could still breathe freely. I'm not even going to mention about putting antifreeze in a can of tuna.

Shadow_Phantom | 26

#3446200 - Monday 17 October 2011 08:08

Okay, I know the OP has allergies, but the OP doesn't need to KILL the cat.

CADMAN82 | 1

#3446205 - Monday 17 October 2011 08:10

Says the satanist.

ShroomsOnAcid | 15

#3446308 - Monday 17 October 2011 09:36

I know that was a joke, but still let me point out that modern "satanism", which is what most people nowadays who identify themselves with the term actually follow, does not call for the sacrifice of animals, or other violent acts typically associated with "Satanism". So no, the girl above probably does not kill cats.

OrgasmicBunnies | 9

#3446312 - Monday 17 October 2011 09:38

Kill the cat, buy a Komodo Dragon.

AshleighNason | 24

#3446820 - Tuesday 18 October 2011 12:41

no she just needs to skin it

perdix | 29

#3447050 - Tuesday 18 October 2011 02:03

She can always just shave that pussy. Y'know, because it's the dander in the fur that causes allergic reactions.

DrDilllonReese | 12

#3447287 - Tuesday 18 October 2011 02:27

You worship the devil, you kill cats. That's the way the cookie crumbles, that's the why the kitty crumples, snaps, squeals, and dies.

You_Need_Soap | 6

#3448618 - Tuesday 18 October 2011 06:14

Actually, it's the enzymes in the saliva that cause most allergies. Cat licks fur; fur sheds; your histamines are fucked!

False_Stupidity | 41

#3449443 - Tuesday 18 October 2011 11:24

Shaving her sisters pussy sounds a bit incestish... and #39.. Allergies can kill, so it's either her or the cat...

Lichinamo | 33

#3992953 - Saturday 4 February 2012 08:00

Actually, there are still some dander allergies. I have dander allergies, and boy, the stories I can tell. I actually missed a class because I touched my face after petting a hamster, and my throat felt weird and it was hard to breathe.

By Epic_Fail911 | 15

#3445963 - Monday 17 October 2011 07:01

discrimination much?

By hiLife808 | 0

#3445967 - Monday 17 October 2011 07:01

Leave the door open when they're away and say the cat "accidentally" got out, problem solved (:

NeekaTodd | 3

#3446091 - Monday 17 October 2011 07:19

Doesn't really work if the cat is an outdoor cat anyway.

samsea | 5

#3448854 - Tuesday 18 October 2011 06:54

Just give it away or throw it outside, your parents are fucked there messing around with your life.

neimato1 | 0

#3458876 - Thursday 20 October 2011 03:07

I agree lol

doglover100 | 28

#4657580 - Friday 6 July 2012 11:31

I agree. I don't get some adults these days.

By cloudiarose | 5

#3445971 - Monday 17 October 2011 07:02

That sucks! and nice one number 4 hahaha

By Wheredidgrungego | 12

#3445975 - Monday 17 October 2011 07:02

My dad did the same thing!!! I've literally been sick for 2 months. I feel your pain OP :(

minisquid | 9

#3458378 - Thursday 20 October 2011 01:20

Actually, if you're 18, that could be a hint.

By Angel_Tigeress | 5

#3445994 - Monday 17 October 2011 07:03

mrmerino | 0

#3446278 - Monday 17 October 2011 09:14

Do this OP. Do this do this do this do this

jackieee8D | 7

#3449362 - Tuesday 18 October 2011 10:15

its 000 in australia , not 911 XD

Angel_Tigeress | 5

#3450279 - Tuesday 18 October 2011 03:51

I have the mobile app. It doesn't tell you where the OP is from. But obviously most people know the gist of what 911 is, so your correction just makes you look like a nit picky attention monger.

Melanie7317 | 0

#3451268 - Tuesday 18 October 2011 05:41

Erm... It shows that OP is from Australia.

Angel_Tigeress | 5

#3451464 - Tuesday 18 October 2011 07:08

ERM. Read what i posted. i have the mobile app. On said MOBILE APP, it does NOT show where the poster is from.

TheDarkCynder | 2

#3459311 - Thursday 20 October 2011 04:27

Yes it does. I use it. top right corner.

Angel_Tigeress | 5

#3460537 - Thursday 20 October 2011 08:38

No, the top right corner is the catagory.

Angel_Tigeress | 5

#3460539 - Thursday 20 October 2011 08:38

No, the top right corner is the catagory.

yellow_jello | 3

#4759144 - Wednesday 1 August 2012 02:19

Erm,I have the mobile app as well and it does tell you where they are from :)

Rebi3144 | 8

#5041251 - Sunday 14 October 2012 08:10

The category is the top left. It does in fact say Australia in the top right. Instead of saying they are seeking attention, you could have just said "oops, thanks for correcting me," instead of looking like a massive prick.

happysmile987 | 24

#6322658 - Tuesday 16 June 2015 11:19

For me it doesn't tell me on my iPhone, only on my iPad

kittykat1501 | 31

#6365994 - Thursday 30 July 2015 06:01

One problem, if OP can't breathe, OP can't talk

By deviable | 9

#3445998 - Monday 17 October 2011 07:04

Just make sure the cat stays away from you and your stuff. Buy some nasal spray, it helps with sneezing, and some reactine, and try not to go near it. If that doesn't help then there's not much you can do.