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That's why you grab a tissue while everyone can see and quietly step out while dabbing at your eyes. Then everyone thinks you are simply trying not to cry. Much more appropriate than squeaking..
I know you may have felt like you couldn't do anything about it, but if you can't control your hiccups, that's really a situation in which you should have left the room. REALLY should have.
Yeah, that was definitely uncalled for but she just lost her mother. She obviously wouldn't have been in the best mood. If I were you, I'd let it go. Tbh if I just lost my mother I would feel torn apart. Cut her some slack. :/ She'll cool down over time. This a more FHL in my opinion...
92- This is the part where you slink back to the idiot corner.
Well, I say you should talk to your friend, an ask her to be more understanding. If not, she will get over it.
Your friend is an idiot.
I don't get why people are voting 'YDI'
Um, Op didn't lose HER mother. Op sqeaked through her friend's mother's funeral.
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Did you try holding your breath to stop the hiccups? Works for me. But yeah its not like they're voluntary. That sucks.
It sucks that you had the hiccups but you should have quietly excused yourself and left