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By Pissed - 21/09/2012 23:20 - United States - Newton Center

Today, I found out my boyfriend has been cheating on me. My dad noticed my depression and got me to tell him what was wrong. I told him everything, and trusting him to have an intelligent suggestion, I asked him what I should do. He shrugged and said, "Fuck, sue him, I dunno." FML
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walmartpaysme 15

Even in this situation, the best solution anyone can come up with is to sue. It's a sad sad world.

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kotana191 8

dads. they always have the best advice. it's almost like he wasn't even paying attention to a word you said

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Iknowsomestuff 9

Maybe dad was expecting an easier dilemma, like how a friend forgot your birthday or someone bought the shoes on sale before you. This may have been a little outside his wheelhouse.

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perdix 29

I don't think your dad really cared about WHY you were depressed, he just wanted to know that you weren't going to eat all his ice cream or steal all his booze. A lawsuit seems to be a good idea. Just the look on his face when he gets served with the papers that he's being sued for "douchebaggery" and "scumitude" will be worth it.

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iipinkette 16

I'm sorry to hear that...hope things work out!

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pregnantpianist 2

I've been cheated on by three of my boyfriends and my mother always says, "I wonder why." As if to suggest it's my own fault. I feel ya.

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dominic1221 6

All due respect, but on your profile you kinda imply that all guys just want to **** you. Nice guys aren't attracted to sexism like that. Just sayin'.

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pregnantpianist 2

I'm not implying anything. I'm just telling perverted men to **** off. It's pretty simple. Not really anything to read into. I'm sure there are plenty of nice people on here, men included. But I never said anything about all men wanting to **** me. I'm not a conceited bitch, thank you.

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gracehi 31

Perverts do seem to congregate on the internet.

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pregnantpianist 2

Exactly. I'm just trying to ward them off before they appear. Ya know?

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dominic1221 6

Yeah... and they come in all genders and sexual orientations. But okay, your other comment on here wasn't also stereotyping men at all, so whatever. /sarcasm

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pregnantpianist 2

Ya know, if you're gonna be rude you can kindly **** off too. Fancy that. I wasn't being a bitch til you got rude.

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pregnantpianist 2

I believe we're done here. You've proven to be ignorant. Congratulations.

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blahmemeblah 3

So you're pregnant ehh?

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ThePK 5

He should get CateApp (Shark Tank reference!) And silly you, everyone knows men don't feel. Best of luck to you though, miss. I cannot stand people who use others like that. Be strong, and keep your head held high, cause you now you know, he wasn't the guy!

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olpally 32

Talk to your mom or one of your girl friends?. Dads' usually don't seem to be emotionally available... :/ sorry op.

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pregnantpianist 2

True facts. Men hide emotions like it's a skill. I hate it sometimes.

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BossPathfinderGM 14

tl/dr version: It's not that men hide emotions, it's that our coping mechanisms are far different. Full version: Typically, when one shares a problem with a woman, said woman's instinctual first "help" reaction is to empathize and comfort: "Oh, sweetie! I'm so sorry! He's such a jerk to do that to you, you don't deserve that!" However, when one shares a problem with a man, his instinctual first "help" reaction is to seek a solution (or at least a resolution) to said problem. "Wow, what a douche! Need me to help you move/kick his ass/come change the lock on the door?"

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SApprentice 34

At least he cared enough to notice, and to ask. Dads are not always known for being good with words, but they love you, and they try.

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gracehi 31

Why would you ask him what you should do? You know exactly what you should do. I remember not telling anyone all the shit my ex husband used to put me through because I knew exactly what they would tell me and I didn't want to hear it. Well I finally did what I knew I should have done much earlier, and my only regret is that I didn't do it sooner. And now that he's lost me he hasn't changed. He's still doing the same bull shit to his girlfriends that he used to do to me. Your boyfriend won't change either, because why change for someone you don't care about? And if he's BEEN cheating on you (which indicates to me at least one affair, or several one night stands, rather than one drunken "what the **** did I do last night?" incident) then he does NOT care about you. You should find yourself someone who does.

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duckyeah 6

Your cheating (hopefully ex-) boyfriend is not worth your time. He obviously made a choice to cheat on you. Therefore, you should make the choice to dump him. Theres plenty others out there!

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