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Man up, OP! Take this as a challenge to get your wife off!
I'm 18 and would scream and hide, there's no reason to be ashamed. Wasps are cruel little ******* straight from hell.
Just to be clear...that's a weird thing to say to your neighbor whatever the circumstances.
I think it's better that he didn't say "that wasn't my wife. It was my daughter". It would be a totally different FML.
You probably woulda gotten punched if you admitted it. "Oh, no. That wasn't my wife, that was my daughter".
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Good thing you didn't say "it was actually my daughter doing the screaming..."
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what the ****? too embarassed? I woulda set him straight right there.
Here's the logic: the neighbor thought OP was doing great with his wife. However, the OP knew it was his daughter making the sounds that made the neighbor think the OP was getting laid. Somehow, the OP is ashamed that it wasn't his wife making those sexual noises, and quite possibly is also ashamed that his daughter is capable of making such noises. Hence, my comment. No father wants to think of their daughter making such noises let along engaging in sexual activity. It's kind of similar how kids don't want to hear or think about their parents banging each other.