You never know
By Mezzlegasm - 10/07/2009 08:20 - United States
By Mezzlegasm - 10/07/2009 08:20 - United States
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first? first!
Uh.. You need to chill it on the firsting. Man, if you say stuff like this, your life isn't ******, you deserved it and now you have to pay for your stupidity
Yes #1 you are first. Now take your "Win" and leave to somewhere where people actually care.
today I was afraid I was going to get fired. I was telling my boyfriend and his friend about it. then his friend said 'oh it's not like you have to support a family' unfortunately, I do. FML FYL, but FHL more
you dont know anything about your "good friend's" girlfriend? maybe dont be such an idiot
That's what I was wondering. I mean, wtf? How did you not know that?
This could be a recent girlfriend, and if it's a friend you only see at school you might not see a long term girlfriend that often if she goes to school elsewhere.
I hope u offered to help or something.
I'd give that girl a klondike bar.
Sounds like a whole lot of "so what? this doesn't really affect either of you!" FML I EMBARRASSED MYSELF IN FRONT OF A GIRL WHO I DON'T ACTUALLY EVER HAVE TO SEE AGAIN, WHATEVER WILL I DO!?! Seriously, **** off. Not just you- you and everyone who passed this through moderating.
or maybe you?
Hahaha, cwdeus, that made me laugh. seriously though, you're being sarcastic and telling OP not to make a huge deal over nothing, when you're the one talking in caps and cussing out in the comments over this one little FML. haha! i love the internets.
Most teenagers aren't responsible for a whole family. So who wouldn't jokingly say that. Either she is the mother of children or she is over 16 (in which she could easily move out if necessary, but probably wont because siblings would then be put into some kind of foster care). If shes taking care of her siblings with her parents around, why arent they on disability?... I feel for the kid who asks, its definitely not THAT typical of a situation.
Who says the parents are disabled? They could be unemployed, and unemployment doesn't pay much. And right now, with the way the economy is, who WOULDN'T be worrying about losing their job?
Not only that, but if her parents are gone, and she's not 18 she can't tell anyone because they would take her siblings away because there is no adult in the house.
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Most teenagers aren't responsible for a whole family. So who wouldn't jokingly say that. Either she is the mother of children or she is over 16 (in which she could easily move out if necessary, but probably wont because siblings would then be put into some kind of foster care). If shes taking care of her siblings with her parents around, why arent they on disability?... I feel for the kid who asks, its definitely not THAT typical of a situation.
I hope u offered to help or something.