By Blake Lawrence - 26/11/2012 18:59 - United States - Salt Lake City

Today, my girlfriend decided it would be cute to leave a love letter in my car while I was at work. She left my lights on. I got a dead battery. FML
I agree, your life sucks 26 844
You deserved it 2 619

Same thing different taste

Top comments

Not the brightest bulb in the shed, but the idea was nice enough to give your relationship a jump-start, no?

Just don't hit her for her mistake! You'll definitely be charged with battery.

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Smashing through the boundaries Lunacy has found me Cannot stop the battery ***I feel bad for your girlfriend. She tried to do something sweet and screwed up somewhere else. I hope you got jumped okay. ;)

It's the thought that counts. At least you have a girl that loves you enough to do sweet and spontaneous things like that. And I don't mean this in a bitter way. It's a rare thing, cherish it.

I am not even going to do a car pun. they drive me crazy. I think it was a sweet gesture and not the worst thing that could happen in your life.

tsent8 15

Aww that was shockingly romantic!

ohwhoaa95 6

Why did she have to turn on the lights anyways?

You can work with the dead battery. In my opinion, having someone that cares for you is more important.

I hate to be the nasty stereotypically-thinking commenter here, but you don't write suprise love letters to your boyfriend... Well, okay, you could, but I guess something really cool to eat, a massage or one of a tons of different things a man would appreciate would probably better. Not that I don't think that it was a cute gesture or that I wouldn't do something romantic once in a while, but I guess OP was really pissed when he saw it, romantism aside. Unless he really loves her for her cute sillyness.

unknown_user5566 26

45- OP wasn't pissed about the letter, he was just upset that she left a light on, which resulted in a dead battery.

You don't know that, OP doesn't specify his feelings in the FML. If I was tired after a day at work and thinking only about getting home as quickly as possible, well... It's possible that I would've appreciated the irony and laughed at it, but I'd rather be pissed than sad.

BuckNekkid 22

and that's not all, you 'got' bad English also

She could deliver a "sorry" note with jumper cables and a car battery.