By Anonymous - 03/12/2011 06:43 - United States

Today, I found out that the gentle, adorable oral surgeon who took out my wisdom teeth last year was recently arrested for rape. FML
I agree, your life sucks 36 176
You deserved it 2 876

Same thing different taste

Top comments

Not quite sure how this affects your current being.....

kaplan_reject 5

Don't be quick to judge. Accusations are often more damaging than the crime.

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bubo_fml 10

Just how did he knock your back teeth out?!

Unless he pulls his dick and shoves it in your gob, you're oh! Lol

melissaax13 0

104 suck my dick or get back to the kitchen , yeah?

I've heard of these kinda guys, they put u under anesthesia n then......

conniejoy529 10

she didn't mention that the rape he is accused of had anything to do with his dental practice, only that he was arrested for rape. All of you people saying not to judge should realize it goes both ways. If you should not assume guilt, then in the same sense you should not assume innocence. I don't mean this in the context of the law, where everyone is supposedly innocent until proven guilty. I mean this in the way we look at someone and make judgements, no matter how well you think you know someone, you never truly know everything. No one can get inside someones head and know for sure what that person is thinking. In a lot of cases when it is one persons word against the other, we can all choose a side but for the most part no one but those two people know exactly what happened. As for innocent until proven guilty, i don't think that really works most of the time anyway. Proven guilty is tough, who knows what really constitutes proof. How many cases have you had supposed eye witnesses recant, or even in your own life how many times have you thought you saw something only to realize later that what you thought you saw in not actually what you did see. When you have a verdict handed down, it is guilty or not guilty, rather than guilty or innocent. being acquitted or having charges dropped doesn't necessarily mean you didn't commit the crime, in a lot of cases it just means there is not enough evidence to get a conviction. And on the other side, there are a lot of people that have been convicted based on little to no evidence, let alone proof.

My kindergarten music teacher in his mid 30s was arressted for sexual harrassment with a 13 year old

For now, there is really no telling F whose life we're talking here. False rape accusations are endemic these days. If they had FMyLife in 1511, someone would certainly post that a woman they used to interact with on a daily basis was arrested for witchcraft. Feeling horrified in retrospect, and serenely assuming you can't just randomly get accused of something like witchcraft.

slimjim8094 12

Isn't it obvious? It's much harder to completely ruin someone's life with a physical assault accusation. Just ask the Duke lacrosse boys how fast a rape accusation will **** you over. And that case was famous - just think of the many more that aren't, and so there's much less scrutiny.