Today, I received a friend request on Facebook. I didn't know her, but she was cute, so I accepted the request. After looking at her pictures, I sent her a message saying "What's up cutie, do I know you?". She responded "Yes, I'm your cousin". FML
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Fall
Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.
Same thing different taste
Today, I sent a Facebook friend request to my ex. This afternoon I notice that they had accepted, and had left a message for me in my inbox. Asking how they knew me. FML
Creepy
Today, I saw an adorable girl at the bar and I went to talk to her. I decided to use my cheesiest pick up line to make her laugh. After I said it, she knew who I was. It was my cousin I hadn't seen in 8 years. FML
Today, I received a friend request on Facebook from a girl I've had a crush on for a while. As I was about to accept it, it vanished. She explained later that she clicked on my name by accident, and didn't actually want to be friends at all. FML
Today, I found an old friend of mine on Facebook. After adding her, I suggested friends for her. She ended up adding every single one I added, but not me. I later saw her ask one of those friends who the hell I was and how I knew all of them. We used to eat lunch together everyday. FML
And I oop
Today, I found out the girl I hit on at the store I work at is my second cousin. FML
Today, I got my first Facebook friend request in 4 months. I also got a message in my inbox. The message said: "Sorry, I thought you were someone else. Just ignore my friend request." FML
Doesn't add up
Today, my coworker asked me to add her on Facebook. She has a common name, so I picked the one I thought was her. After no response for a while, I asked for the right spelling. She saw the one I thought was her and said, “I can’t believe you thought I was that ugly.” She wasn't joking. FML
Today, I asked my girlfriend what she loves the most about me. She said it's the fact that I look like her cousin. FML
Today, while over at a friend's house, I saw a framed picture of a young African boy on her fridge. I asked, "Oh, is this one of those kids you adopt from third world countries? My grandma does that too." She responded, "What do you mean? That's my cousin." FML
Left out in the cold
Today, I checked Facebook, only to find out that my close cousin is now married. When I looked at the pictures, I saw that my whole family was there - including my sister, mother and father. I was the only one who wasn't invited. FML
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Wincest!
twilightdogstar 1
I can see how this could happen. I have a large extended family, with a ton of cousins I've never met, and a few of them have added me on Facebook. Although calling her "cutie" is definitely a bit of a facepalm moment.
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jackie31337 0
"What's up cutie?" isn't *that* bad. It could have been a lot worse.
j5p332 6
Indeed.
spenceroone3 0
Like "I want to bang you so hard you bleed"
perdix 31
And why this is stopping you from dating her? If she's a first cousin, marriage could be a problem in Texas, but you can cross that bridge when you get to it. The beauty part would be if you go to her family reunion, you'll know a lot of people there ;)
RedPillSucks 33
Damn perdix! you beat me to it.... OP you know its legal if its your 3rd cousin (not sure about 2nd cousin). I'd say "go for it". Just use protection... =P
Zebidee 9
Apparently there's no restriction in 20 states, then the rest of them vary. The US is the only western country that has any prohibition against it. (according to Wikipedia) Hmm - serious question - if there was a prohibition on whatever marriage you were after (gay, cousin, etc) in your home state, is it legit in the US to just go to a different state and do it? I guess the Las Vegas quickie marriage thing partially answers my question.
jacomarine89 5
Jerry lee Lewis married his 13 yr old cousin. Just a useless fact that is relevant to the fml.
TheIrishJaneDoe 9
Zeb: It varies quite widely. Some states or counties don't allow non-residents to marry, so you can't just go anywhere. Those that do usually have their own requirements (waiting periods, blood tests, etc.) for a marriage license. As for the types of marriages you've described, their recognition depends on your state. For example, I think New York will recognize same-sex marriages performed out-of-state as entirely legal, even though they won't allow same-sex couples to marry in NY. If your state doesn't recognize your out-of-state marriage as legit, I think that affects things like how you can file state taxes, and your qualification for things like insurance benefits. Obviously it would be easier to cheat that system for a non-traditional hetero couple, like cousins, than a same-sex couple. It's pretty complicated.
TheBoss11 0
lmao
hcsdancer 0
haha to funny!!!!!:) I'm mean you gotta say that is lol!!! :D
aback 5
Good-looking family you've got, there.
nishantshah 0
Well, If she is cute.. Then you should have remembered her!
rararad 3
So you have your cousins, then your first cousins...
Zebidee 9
Haha! Mean Girls...
andyfreay 1
you suck dude. how the F you don't know your own cousin, she knew you OP. YDI DUMB ASS
20waffleater10 0
you like to keep it in the family too!? jk that's nasty
shaunosullivan11 0
incest is best