Leave OP alone, I highly doubt she thought it was appropriate to laugh but it is a normal response.

Well since she wrote a fml about it I kind of feel like her laughter wasn't just a nervous response.

My sentiments exactly.

Me too... :( this made me really sad. I hate when people cannot tell I am looking at them... Or the fact that they see 3d haha

88, you're not cross-eyed in your picture, you lying sonofabitch.

89- Yes, she clearly is. You can see that her eyes aren't coordinated with each other; just beause you can't see it, does not mean it's not there. she did not deserve to be called a bitch.. Why would anyone lie about that in the first place? As for 88 and the original commenter, I'm sorry you feel this way, I doubt OP meant to offend anyone. Even in that was a little rude of her/him.

..not to be mean, but I dont think he could....aha jkjkjk

Does anyone else hear an echo? You already posted this once in another comment about 3 above this one.

...and your point would be? My first comment was a response to someone else's. This comment was a general comment. People do it all the time on here. Welcome to FML.

You can control what you think is funny and what you laugh at

The point is, as she said, that she laughed cuz he was cross eyed.. Not the serenade.. Which is to say she laughs at his disabillity, not his action. And that makes people call her a bitch.

Really 44 you stop and think to yourself is this situation actually funny before you laugh. Im not saying OP should laugh at him I'm just saying it isn't her fault she did laugh.

Pretty much. I think that laughing at anyone for something they can't control is messed up

Yeah but cross-eyed people do look ridiculous. I'd laugh.

@48: Yes this situation may be funny if you think about it. Some random guy walks up to a girl and starts serendading her. That isnt the point. She said specifically she was laughing at his disability, so yes, it is her fault. Thats just cold and insensitive. And she deserves to be called a bitch by everyone on here that says so.

58 that isn't the point I'm trying to make and I really disagree with you. Yes I do agree it's rude laughing but I'm my opinion I feel it wasn't OPs fault, she could have nervously laughed at his disability. But as I said before, controlling what you laugh at sometimes isn't possible

If it would have been written as, today I had a bout of some nervous/uncontrollable laughter when I saw a cross-eyed man trying to serenade me. Then maybe you could speculate that. However, the way she wrote it she specifically points out his disability and laughs at his misfortune. That is indeed a bitch move. She's consciously picking here and yes you can usually control what you choose to laugh at.

And the face your making in your picture is ridiculous but I'm not laughing at you.

Well 76 I think if she said uncontrollably laughter she would be pointing out the obvious, as most laughter is. Unless it's fake and I highly doubt she would fake laugh. Also when a situation like the OPs occurs and you know you are not ment to laugh it usually makes it worse and you have to. It isn't a "bitchy" thing to laugh in situations like that as the OP didn't just see a cross eyed man and laugh. He approached her and sang, which some people would find awkwardly funny, then to look and see he is cross eyed could understandable set her off laughing.

76- Please explain how you can't prevent yourself from laughing when something is funny. The closest you can come is snorting while trying to hold it in.