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Yeah, a couple of other commenters are right. "To tell them that in no uncertain terms, we were together" means that he was telling them straight out you're together. o_0 Are we to assume that what you actually meant to say was he choked on his food in his desperate attempt to immediately dismiss the notion that you were an item, since he was horrified by the very thought of it?
No, he said "In no uncertain terms WERE we together," confirming that they were certainly NOT together.
Aw I'm sorry that happened. You need to throat-punch the person who asked him. However, it might have saved you a lot of time and uncertainty. Still, it's a crummy way to learn things. He could have waited until he swallowed his food, that ass. You're better off without someone who so desperately lacks basic manners.
I moderated this one, but didn't think it was very FML material. Oh well :)
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Yeah it sounds like you meant to say "weren't together". I'm sorry. On the bright side, though, this is how my boyfriend and I became official. Someone asked us if we were together, and neither of us answered, but later that night we talked about it and decided we were together. And we've stayed together for four years now. Maybe he was just afraid to say it in front of people.
Maybe he doesn't know your feelings on the subject and he didn't want to be bitchslaped by you for saying you were together. Ask him in person.
Yeah, the way you wrote this makes it the complete opposite of an fml. Oh well, I figured it out.
how is this an fml? you were aware that you aren't dating him. it's not like you said "yes" as he vehemently denied it. oh, and i'll go ahead an reiterate how poorly worded this is.
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This is phrased really badly. I can't tell if he was saying no or yes, because you used the phrase "in no uncertain terms" it makes it seem like he choked while saying yes you are together.
He probably did that because he does like you and wants to be protected against any rejection embarrassment. Sure it's a dick move, but so many people do this because humans are ****** and stupid always.