Not like that

By anonymous - 26/05/2013 12:23 - Australia

Today, I was in bed with my fiancé. After a while of quiet cuddling, I said, "Babe, I have cold feet." He replied with, "Me too. Let's call off the wedding." I was talking about the actual temperature of my feet. Our wedding is tomorrow. FML
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bybib 20

Hopefully something a good talk will fix. good luck op

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rg350dx 29

It appears people are giving your comment the cold shoulder.

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perdix 29

Your dad's got a shotgun, right? You should never have used the phrase "cold feet" in any context within two months of a wedding. Freud would have said that your fiancé was not the only one in the couple who realizes that your upcoming union will be a clusterfuck.

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laurenasabutton 26

Maybe he understood what you meant but was just trying to be funny because of the double meaning?

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Medd_fml 13

Almost everyone gets cold feet right before their wedding. Nothing to worry about OP.

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PipingMouse 14

At least he admitted before you got married rather than having the embarrassment of being stood up at the altar. Hopefully you guys can talk it out.

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thewife5 19

It's the day before.. So still equally embarrassing. You will still have guests show up that you will have to turn away. Anyone from put of town is already there, on their way or already purchased non-refundable plane tickets. The guy is a douche

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PipingMouse 14

I understand that, but at least she had an extra day. He really should have brought it up earlier, but that doesn't make him a douche. A lot of men get cold feet before a wedding.

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ashhfrgvbdgovss 6

45 It's not only men that can get nervous before a wedding, though :/

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chowE_fml 4

What's up with guys asking girls to marry them an them and then not Following through???! I feel like It's an epidemic --especially in FML-land. OP At least you know how he really Feels. Saves you from divorce fees down the road

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shaww 28

*googles what "having cold feet" mean*

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4ube_fml 6

What does it mean ? *lost foreigner*

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buckeyed 20

it basically means to be reluctant or to change your mind prior to an event, such as a wedding

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Rana16 4

Haha im reading the comments to find out

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Enslaved 36

It's associated with changing your mind about wanting to get married but the origin came from a guy playing a losing hand of poker. He complained about his feet being so cold that he couldn't continue to play his hand of cards and was able to leave the game without losing his bettings.

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Thundering_Jibbs 13

You'll know if he's serious if you find him having drunk sex with your sister in the coat closet after the wedding.

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Medd_fml 13

Every wedding needs it!

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gracehi 31

At least you won't end up like Adam Sandler in "The Wedding Singer." "This could have been brought to my attention YESTEEEEEERDAAAAAAAY!!!!"

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KainMoogle 21

Did it ever occur to you that he might be joking? My fiancee (ée?) And I joke like that fairly often

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FrankHotpants 31

If there's doubt like that then the worst thing you can do is go through with it. It's best you know now, if you're not ready then you're not ready.

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