Great question, I'm glad you asked
By partycats - This FML is from back in 2009 but it's good stuff - United States
By partycats - This FML is from back in 2009 but it's good stuff - United States
I asked my grandmother how she was just following her mother's funeral. Her response? "I'm fine, dear, but I think you're standing in the way of traffic." The family member's response was uncalled-for. It would be rude *not* to ask someone how they're doing; it would be like ignoring the pink elephant in the room.
what an ass. OP you did nothing wrong.
what a ******* ****. Even if it wasn't habit, I would have asked "how are u?" back to him. How the hell can he expect u to noe how he is holding up? PS: Was he a fat kid? they generally want attention. =P
oh dear, he asked you how you were first, it's obviously a habit to ask back. he should've of just said "not so great, you know with my mum and all, but thanks for asking."
That's embarrassing, but I wouldn't feel too bad about it. Honest mistake. I went to a wake recently for my boyfriend's uncle that passed away, and I didn't know the people in the receiving line too well, so I was really nervous. Out of habit and being anxious, I asked the first guy "how are you?" As soon as I said it I felt so mortified. Thankfully he was really gracious about it and said "I'm good, how are you?" And pretended I hadn't said anything dumb. Haha.
aaah i feel better now the same thing happeened to me a year ago ,i said '' whatsup''
Well, this is a FML because you were embarrassed in front of everyone in attendance... because the guy acted like an asshole. WTF.
Try thinking next time before you vomit out whatever vapid words come to your small, inconsiderate mind.
#62 is trying so hard to sound like a genius.
You guys have a problem with the fact that I'm telling an inconsiderate idiot to watch her mouth?
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Jesus Christ, that sucks for you. I understand his mother just died, but seriously, no need to make a scene. It's the same as asking "How are you holding up?"
Wow, talk about over-reaction. FYL for having a family member like that.