By hannahg - 24/03/2014 00:44 - United States - Romulus

Today, my dad yelled at me for being irresponsible while he watched me fold his laundry. FML
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PandaPrincess4 22

I feel like there is more to this FML...

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HortonThelephant 15

No, just didn't think the word '*******' was an appropriate term to use. Oh well

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Stazza11 27

Wipe your ass with his shirt next time.

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buttcramp 21

11, FML means "**** my life" so I don't see how you'd conclude that using "****" on this site would be inappropriate.

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PandaPrincess4 22

I feel like there is more to this FML...

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KnownAsCAJ 11

Doing chores doesn't make a person automatically responsible. For example, as far as we know, OP could have broken curfew, or overspent on needless things. It does not say he got mad and called her irresponsible about her doing chores. It had to be something else that was left out of the fml.

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chuka81 27

STEP ONE: Reach for some ink STEP TWO: Pour ink on sain laundry STEP THREE: Iron laundy

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KilaKika 24

STEP FOUR: Spellcheck.

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MrsPlague 11

What was he yelling at you for being irresponsible for?

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syki 22

My dad once whined that no one in our family took care of him—as I was massaging his dry, flaky feet. I feel your pain and bewilderment, OP.

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briang959 47

Did you turn his laundry pink again?

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KnownAsCAJ 11

Some people are forgetting that a person can be responsible in one thing and not in another. Yes OP is responsible with household responsibilities, but they may not be in something else for all we know. If he/she messes up on something else, automatically the father cannot say anything? come on people.

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glabberfasted 16

Finally. I don't see how just folding laundry makes someone automatically a responsible person in general.

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DanielleinDC 33

This may be true #14, but the wrong time to yell at your kid about being irresponsible is when s/he's doing chores--specially, taking care of your stuff. OP's dad could have saved it for another time.

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amisenho 11

I agree with 53. It's like telling a waiter that you hate the restaurant and plan on complaining about the service and stiffing them on their tip in the middle of ordering your drink; you're just asking to get slammed. If anything, the dad just picked the wrong time to bring up responsibility, regardless of what OP is irresponsible about.

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LifeMD 14

You can never fully please your parents. I've worked and cleaned the house all day only for my mom to tell me how much I've been slacking off lately. Don't worry OP, your dad means well.

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