Memory loss
By Anonymous - This FML is from back in 2009 but it's good stuff - United States
By Anonymous - This FML is from back in 2009 but it's good stuff - United States
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By Anonymous - 31/01/2016 12:11 - United Kingdom - Pontypool
#6- We can all tell just by your username. And yes, OP that sucks. But i think #16 is on to something with her point.....
The fact the grandfather was so proud to be able to remember things about this girl, made the OP very kind for not correcting him. Sounds like the man's memory is failing in his old age. Sometimes being kind and loving means shooting yourself in the foot a little.
You could have told him that the two of you broke up in a way that would not be insulting to your grandfather...
"an hour"? I think you mean "a hour". Moronic state school graduates.
PEOPLE. Read the freaking OP. "he was obviously proud of what he remembered." that's why he didn't tell him that they broke up because he didn't want to hurt the old man's feelings.
aw man. that's the worst.
YDI for not ******* saying that right off the bat. I've had countless people ask me questions about my ex without knowing we've split, and once I tell them that, the questions stop (unless they're pushy and want to know what happened, but there are a bunch of ways to put an end to that.)
#27, what is wrong with you? at least he didn't say "ain't".
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Ahh, that sucks! :( You should have just told him lol...he wouldn't be mad. But it's not as bad as when my grandfather (of blessed memory) had dementia and asked me and my cousin where his brother was. His brother was shot and killed many years ago when the two of them were exiting the hardware store they co-owned. He died in front of my grandfather. And the thief was after whatever he'd had in his bag, which turned out to just be gym clothes. He was never caught. Little 13-year-old me had to explain all that to him...and watch his face fall as he tried to remember it. It wasn't fun :(.
I am sure he remembered a little bit more than you think he does :p Old men do get bored after all