Scaredy cats
Today, I found out my 35 year-old brother got divorced 18 months ago when my now ex-sister-in-law told me via Facebook messenger, and asked me to tell my parents, as both of them were too scared to do it themselves. FML
Today, I found out my 35 year-old brother got divorced 18 months ago when my now ex-sister-in-law told me via Facebook messenger, and asked me to tell my parents, as both of them were too scared to do it themselves. FML
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Halloween
A failed costume, stolen candy and a very real scare: Halloween, the one night when fear is allowed.
Today, I found out via Facebook that my brother got engaged several days ago. Not only did he not tell me, but we live in the same house. FML
Today, I found out about my parent's divorce over Facebook from my sister who lives 8 hours away in another province. They made the decision 3 weeks ago. I live with my parents. FML
Today, I found out my oldest brother is getting married in two weeks. I heard about it through one of my two sisters, who pretty much helped end his last marriage, and who he hasn’t spoken to in 3 years. She wanted to complain about the invite taking so long. I still haven’t been invited, and I thought we were on good terms. FML
Today, I found out I was getting a divorce. My wife is leaving me for my brother, saying that now that he has money there is nothing that can stand in their way. I recently decided to send him money to help him get back on his feet. FML
Today, I watched my mother's heart break. She found out, my siblings (20F and 18M), who've ignored her for years, have been adopted by our stepmother. She received said news the same way we found out my younger brother enlisted, and from the only place we get pics of him and my sister: her abusive ex-husband's Facebook page. FML
Today, I found out that my mom and dad got a divorce. They didn't tell me, they just changed their relationship status on Facebook. FML
Today, at his request, I met up with my brother for lunch so we could catch up. Apparently, our mother put him up to it so he could tell me our parents are getting a divorce. They didn't want to tell me themselves because I'm "too emotional." FML
Today, I got a call from my parents that they have decided to get a divorce. My brothers and I just shelled out $5,000 each and spent months planning their 50th Anniversary party that was supposed to be next month. FML
Today, my sister announced that she and her boyfriend are getting married. Her boyfriend is my husband. We're not even legally divorced yet. FML
Today, I found out my little sister is marrying my ex, and that my mother set them up. FML
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Top comments
Seabass_Chan 33
Well, clearly neither of them were mature enough to be married in the first place, let alone to each other. Tell them to man and woman up and tell your parents themselves, it's not your divorce.
Benmantha 31
Let's hope they won't kill the messenger.
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Comments (27)
aDashOfMexican 2
Part of me wants to call the couple childish, but the other part wonders what the parents did to make their son and his (ex)wife scared of them. Maybe some quality bra- sharing time wasn't exchanged...
DeadxManxWalking 27
took 18 months to build the courage up just enough to tell you?
MrZed_fml 11
ex sister?
yerawizardlizzy 27
In law, yes.
Frid_Kun 7
Just forward the message. Why do you even care.
soullyfe 33
18: Most people would care if someone tried to get them involved with something that has nothing to do with them.
waleedma 18
Hmmmmm I wouldn't interfere!!!
militarybrat 21
Um no? Tell them to grow up and do it their own damn selves.
laden_swallow09 35
Then… say "**** you and do it yourself."?
soulreaper12296 28
Create a group chat with all of them in it and say that your brother has something to tell them.
GhostFox 34
Not sure if these two are horribly immature for their ages, or if OP's parents are extremely terrifying. Maybe a combination of both, given that I've see how guilt tripping and emotionally abusive parents can get when their kids don't follow the 'plans' they have for them. That said, I'd personally tell them I won't do it, but that I would support them during the announcement. Or they could try to play it off like they have mentioned it and nobody paid attention to it, but that would probably bite them in the ass.