Anonymous
United Kingdom
Today, I feel massively depressed, but I can't talk to anyone about it as I'm British. FML
Today, I feel massively depressed, but I can't talk to anyone about it as I'm British. FML
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Wild Nights Out
Last call, bad decisions and 3 a.m. texts you'll regret until noon. Cheers.
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martin8337 36
People can't talk about their feelings in the UK? I don't know, try France or somewhere.
KingLewisII 34
Keep a stiff upper lip chap
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Comments (186)
Oceanborn_fml 24
I don't get it... o.o
GuyNoOneKnows 13
I'm sure there's someone somewhere to talk to, there's probably dozens of them commenting on this FML right now.
shine999 12
Me too!
Soluxis 17
To elaborate: us Brits are notoriously taciturn about our feelings. Especially the men. The British stiff upper lip seems to be an integral part of society here.
luk2 10
Yolo swag, accents are hot, don't be depressed!!,
kelsorg 21
did I really just read that? wtf.
shay_serendipity 29
I lost all hope and respect for you and that comment as soon as I read the words "yolo swag"... just.... why.
LuluRichards 20
oh wow... that was...wow..just wow..
iateapenguin 27
For everyone confused by this FML: In Britain we mind our own business. We never, ever show our feelings openly to anyone. It's against the law.
weveallbeenthere 30
that does explain the fml, thanks.
ckirksey 11
Sorry man, swallow your pride.
cass4692 2
The "whinging pom" stereotype?
Guru_Gal 12
I am British. You are being an idiot. Talk to someone, you stupid bum. Don't complain about your own inability to talk to people about your problems.
Dilwann 27
Go for the middle ground: don't talk about it to people you know (yet), but see a professional, a psychologist or psychiatrist. See how it goes from there.