By Anna - 06/04/2009 10:41 - United States

Today, I had to give a speech on abstinence to a bunch of teenage boys, and surprisingly they were paying attention. After they left, I went to the bathroom and saw I had missed a few buttons on my blouse. The boys had a close up view of my cleavage for 3 hours. FML
I agree, your life sucks 24 585
You deserved it 64 740

Same thing different taste

Top comments

The fact that you gave a 3 hour speech on abstinence means you deserved it. Everything else is just icing on the cake.

Occam 0

More teachers should use this method.

Comments

Pfft, those poor boys deserved something for havening to sit through a three hour speech.

kcus 0

how did the kids SEE your cleavage? now it just seems like you were bending forward and asking them to gaze.

maxson_fml 0

YDI for not checking your shirt before you went to speak, but I think everyone needs to lighten up about the whole abstinence issue. People can /choose/ to be abstinent until marriage, just like they can /choose/ to have sex before marriage. What I don't understand is why people are putting YDI just because she gave a speech on something they disagree with :/

alex_vik 0

So you don't pay attention when putting on your clothes? YDI

kcus 0

..look at mr. sex addict above me.

wow, I completely agree with number #1. I mean srsly who gives a speech for 3 hours and especially to teenage boys?

braFTW 0

Was there someone filming it to upload it on youtube? =D And I agree with #4. The whole going to school experience would be much more pleasant.

@76 and 79, Sorry to disappoint, but I only use "Ur" in my name because this site has a character limit on the names here. I originally tried to sign up with "YourLifeDoesn'tSuck", but it wouldn't let me. Alas, when I signed up, I was still a bit buzzed from being at the bars all night, so creativity wasn't much of an option. You clearly have no idea what you're talking about. Unless you are an English major, I don't suggest trying to argue with me on proper grammar. First, there is nothing inherently wrong with using contractions in English, even in formal writing (see the Chicago Manual of Style and The Associated Press Stylebook). I don't care that your English teacher does not let you use any contractions in your writing - in the real world it does not matter as long as your writing sounds professional. Maybe when you get past eight grade, you'll understand. Furthermore, you suggest that I should have used a semicolon in my sixth point. That is completely wrong. Semicolons are used to separate two independent (but related) clauses. If you do not understand why my sixth point does not contain two independent clauses, you should do some research. Again, I suggest looking at the Chicago Manual of Style and the AP Stylebook. Have a nice day.