By ugh - 15/07/2013 11:46 - United States - Philadelphia

Today, after my parents left for the weekend, my "friends" decided to throw a party at my house, despite my protests. In order to get them to leave, I called the police. I was the only one arrested, while they got warnings. FML
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Don't bother with those people any longer, OP. They don't respect your property or your opinions and they will just end up using you for as long as they can get away with it.

If my "friends" disrespected my protests and threw a party in my home without my permission, I would no longer consider them friends.

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abbttmc 12

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Lesson learned: some friends are $#@&¤% € s

How was that a lesson when OP clearly told them not to?

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If my "friends" disrespected my protests and threw a party in my home without my permission, I would no longer consider them friends.

#14: How is having respect for your home and yourself viewed as being "boring"? That house is anything but free, and I'm sure OP's parents would say the same. You've got some major growing up to do, kid.

I'm not sure if wallandpeice is a troll or extremely immature. This is the same person who thinks it's okay for 15 years olds to have sex with multiple partners no less.

MilkyFilmz 26

#14 I hope you get arrested.

@#14 If I were doing something illegal, It'd be best that my friends would turn me in. Appreciate having a society to live in and quit letting your friends get away with breaking the law!

Seems Britain and America have very different etiquette when it comes to things like this. No, I won't grow up, I want to enjoy the rest of my youth while I still can, thanks. And also, it doesn't matter if I said it was 'ok' or not, my point throughout that argument was that other people, such as FML commenters, should stop judging people like that girl. What she did was essentially a victimless crime.

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I guess OP must of been held accountable for the party because it was their house. Still, you should not let your friends get away with that. You should get more reliable friends.

Don't bother with those people any longer, OP. They don't respect your property or your opinions and they will just end up using you for as long as they can get away with it.

Wowxoxo 17

Agreed, you have to know how to spot people who are simply using you and be assertive. If you don't want a party at your place then there shouldn't be a party at your place, end of story.

Wizardo 33

Good intentions never go unpunished, you should have explained it to your parents first so they could get rid of them.

That would be kind of hard considering the parents were away

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#6, meet FML button. FML button, meet #6.

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It's too late now, but you should have called the cops before everyone showed up. Hopefully there'll be no serious consequences for you.

photogodess 13

Wow hope your parents understand, I know I'd trust my son if he was in your situation, best of luck op