Tailor Swift
Today, I awakened from my peaceful slumber in a great mood. I walked into my closet, ready to pick out an outfit for the day, to find my two year old daughter, kneeling on the floor with a pair of scissors in her hand, cutting up my wedding dress - my wedding is tomorrow. FML
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CraziOne 0
Where would you put scissors that a two year old can get them?
brrrx 0
What kind of mother are you leaving scissors sharp enough to cut a wedding dress within reach of your 2 year old!? Not to mention...where the hell was the garment bag?
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dELiA14 0
FYL x100million However, why didn't the girl know she wasn't supposed to cut up your wedding dress? Maybe you can buy a off-the-rack dress in your size... They have some good ones out there! At least your still getting married :)
FarSide 23
A two year old know why not to cut up a dress? You are being funny right? Or are you suffering with cranial constipation? Someone should have taught you not to play with computers.
dELiA14 0
**** #117 beating kids is NOT the answer!
purplepickle 0
And it's not slutty to have a kid with someone who isn't going to leave you. They're getting married!!! congrats, btw.
XxCoolPersonxX 0
@#68 dammnn! I'm on an effin iPhone for damn sake! we all make mistakes retard!
FarSide 23
You are forgiven for having an iphone
likethat_fml 0
Filling in your own preferences and values for someone else is immature.
deadboy73 0
and that's why you should have the children after marriage
drkwlf 0
Yeah, okay. Not saying all parents should be like me. However, I've woken up at the slightest noise my kids have made since I had them. If they wake up, I wake up. Perhaps I'm just too paranoid, but I see nothing wrong with it as it kinda ensures nothing like this happens. I'd have been more relieved and grateful my child was OK then even worrying about my dress, I think. Just the thought makes me scared. Not saying it's shitty about your dress, I think that's important, but not nearly on a scale of what could have happened.
bulletwings 0
I agree with you. I'd be more concerned about the child than the dress.
gummibehrs 4
I'm sure she was relieved the child was okay, but the point of the FML was that her wedding dress was destroyed the day before her wedding.
gummibehrs 4
I'm sure she was relieved the child was okay, but the point of the FML was that her wedding dress was destroyed the day before her wedding.
zander09 0
How about getting married first, then maybe having kids?
gummibehrs 4
You deserve any misfortunes in your future for not understanding that accidents happen.
drkwlf 0
Can I also add, wouldn't the first thing you do when you wake up is go check on your kid rather than picking out an outfit?
wordgirl 0
Perhaps this is a good moment to plumb her emotions about your impending marriage? (hopefully to her father?)