Caro38
Wuhan, China
Today, as I'm a blonde expat in China, I'm used to people taking pictures of me in the street. Nevertheless, I was surprised when someone climbed over the toilets in a mall to take a picture of me as I was changing my tampon. FML
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mfmylifesrsly 30
Why are we suddenly getting old fmls lol
LyricaSilvan 30
That moment when you can tell the admins are already getting tired of repeating themselves.
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Comments (35)
mfmylifesrsly 30
Why are we suddenly getting old fmls lol
Mons_fml 27
Haha! Theres a shortage on personal stories! We gotta be more enviromental and recycle.
LyricaSilvan 30
That moment when you can tell the admins are already getting tired of repeating themselves.
CliffyB03 28
You're my favorite admin
CasiusCorvus 10
Every time I see you I pronounce your name as "Uhlawn" for whatever reason. just thought I'd let the world know.
Agent JPN 9
Not enough new content is being submitted so FML is recycling old material as "new" to keep the website looking active
J352SAURUS 30
Not when it was what?! Oh the suspense!
Mightytall 35
Zero personal space perception ... I noticed that working with Chinese co-workers
xDailyVidsx 9
I hope they got your good side!
ab290 10
did u pout or smile?
lexiieeex3 32
And just like that a line is crossed...
emh86 14
That's just bloody rude
ronbach 8
Whats an expat?
Rawrshi 25
Basically someone living in a country where they don't have citizenship. Usually temporarily.
chinaski7628 32
Just to add to that, it's short for ex-patriot and can often be long term, not necessarily temporary.
andrmac 25
A white immigrant that feels that would be disgusting to be called an immigrant.
Maximusmime 20
Shut up.
chinaski7628 32
35, immigrants become citizens in their new country. Expats retain their citizenship from their country of origin.
hyperreader 15
It is short for expatriate no ex-patriot. I burst out laughing when I read that.
qiqi2562513 2
I'm so sorry about this! That is really rude!
RichardPencil 32
I guess they wanted to know if the carpet matched the drapes.
theFickleFinger 24
I had a similar experience as a man in China where guys would look over the stalls to "get a look at me." I felt it was more curiosity than anything else so I didn't get overly offended, but it is creepy, and surprising, as hell.