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By Anonymous - 06/05/2016 16:55 - United States - Harrisburg

Today, my dad and I ran into a guy I've been dating. He flipped out and accused me of cheating on him. This is now the second guy to have a similar reaction to my dad. I guess this is one of those unexpected consequences of teen pregnancy that my parents didn't see coming. FML
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bellydancer82 15

While that is true, guys shouldn't flip out without getting the full story. I mean it's not like you were holding hands and making out with your dad, right? It's silly that they jump to conclusions so quickly.

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kstephens2326 15

Probably need to just drop them. If they are acting like that without listening to any explanation from you or your dad they are not gonna be worth your time. Good luck!

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SauceySarah 30

But the real question is is your dad single? asking for a friend.

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cocacola999 27

Kind of looking for a follow-up - how exactly did the conversation go? OP: "Oh, hi, [boyfriend], nice to see you! Please meet my..." - BF: "OMG, you're walking next to another man who seems to be roughly your age - you must be cheating on me! Get away, you *****!" (runs in another direction)

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embarass 14

Everyone thinks my mom is my sister because she had me so young :(

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embarass 14

I wasn't trying to make it seem like a bad thing lol, I just kinda relate to the OP That is why I commented. Not trying to get sympathy from you or anyone else.

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Mungolikecandy 19

If a guy flips out just because you are walking with another man then they have significant jealousy issues. You are better off finding someone who can accept that if you are female you can have male friends etc. and it does not mean you are cheating. The fact it was your dad does not change that issue.

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zaidthunder1 27

That happens with my dad too. People think he's my elder brother sometimes.

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Jetix7402 22

Op says 'a guy I've been dating' rather than 'the guy I've been dating'. She didn't use 'the' which is used when talking about a specific individual. Op used 'a' meaning there may be more than one meaning she may be cheating. Either that or just a grammar mistake...

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Aethereal 14

''I own a car,'' hardly means you own several... ''I am seeing a guy,'' doesn't mean you're seeing several, either. I was actually taught you should always use 'a' when mentioning something for the first time. So I think it isn't even an error, and you're reading too deep into it.

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izzajaneful 24

Yes, but the phrase "a car I've been driving" seems to imply you're not 100% attached to only that one car.

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izzajaneful 24

That's not a reflection on the morality of dating vs. being in a relationship or a comment on the reaction of the guys. Purely grammatical.

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CrazedSanity 17

Obviously they shouldn't have acted like that and aren't worth your time. Maybe in the future you should tell who you're seeing that your parents had you as teens so something like this doesn't happen again.

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Aethereal 14

I'm inclined to say you dodged a bullet, there... If a guy flips out just from seeing you walk next to a man, he probably has severe jealousy issues and has a high chance of being abusive. It would be abnormal for a woman *not* to have male relatives, colleagues, friends, coursemates...

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blueideamonkey97 11

I don't think you understood. The parents were the teen parents, so her dads not all that much older than her. Hats why the boyfriend thought that, because she was hanging with a guy who looked a relatively similar age.

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Nickimariek 20

Either your dad looks really young or you look older.... maybe you should start having the guys that your dating, meet your dad sooner so they don't think your cheating. :')

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