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Ahahaha

Hahaha, oh that's rough. This is why you go for boys you're either hotter than or smarter than. Or a potent combination of the two. Relationships where the girl could do better generally turn out better than relationship where the boy can.

Although this mini grammar fight has been somewhat entertaining, I find it slightly ridiculous that some of the people (namely 21, who apparently has to be right all of the time) don't even have perfect grammar. Anyway, my main point is that this mom is a total bitch. I do agree with earlier comments that you perhaps were a little stand-offish.

Darn it! It didn't post the rest of my comment... Anyway, basically what I was trying to say in my previous comment (of which only my hysterical laughter seemed to have made it through) is that I love my fellow grammar Nazis and that I honestly don't see how people can confuse your and you're. One is possessive and one is the words you and are combined... not that hard to grasp. Oh and y'all is spelled Y'ALL because it is you and all. It isn't ya'll... because that would make no sense [/OCD]. And I honestly don't think this "FML" is that big of a deal. His mom came to pick him up? In my book, there's no point in "dating" until you can drive yourself around or have some other means of transportation sans parentals (a.k.a. public? Which is sadly nonexistent in the less developed parts of the states). Trust me, I'm sure you'll have plenty of other such "puppy love" relationships before you're cast out in the real world and I'm also sure not all of their mothers will think you're heaven sent.

#14, if we're getting picky, your period should have been inside of your "quotations." :)

I wouldn't worry about it. Mom's can be a little critical of their son's girlfriends. I know my mom still has to "warm up to" my brother's new girlfriend (and by new, I mean 3 - 4 months), even though she's really pretty and the sweetest girl you'll ever meet.

I will not enter this grammar fight. It is probably the most idiotic debate I have seen in a while, despite it being on a semi-intelligent topic. This is a contradiction of terms, but dealing with those is a part of life. OP: I know how you feel. I felt the same way around the parents of one of my ex-boyfriends. Turns out, it wasn't the fact that he could do better, but it was the fact that I could do better that turned out to be the truth. See if YOU can do better before you take anything that his mother says to heart.

hah, my bf's mom is a bitch too i feel your pain

Mothers are very, very hard to please. My mother almost always said this about my girlfriends.