By Jeff G. - 23/01/2012 00:31 - United States

Today, I had to send a picture of my Grandma at her funeral to my girlfriend, because she thought I was out cheating on her. FML
I agree, your life sucks 39 645
You deserved it 5 900

Same thing different taste

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msjoyfull84 0

Sounds like a healthy relationship.

Bitch should have been at the funeral with you.

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You just lost your grandma, but I'm afraid I have more bad news for you. People who cheat always accuse their partner of cheating. It's how it works.

That's so very true! My mother pulled that mess on my dad. She'd accuse him of sleeping around because she saw a strange car on their street - not at our house, mind you. Come to find out she'd been cheating on him the last 10 years of their marriage!

Good call. I was already going to say "DTMFA" just because the girlfriend seems like a psycho, but her being a cheater instead is an equally likely explanation.

Always? No. It happens, but you'd be crazy to assume that because someone is accusing you or suspecting you of cheating is cheating on you. Almost as crazy as someone who demands photos from a funeral.

Wow. I think it's about time you find a new girlfriend

Sorry for your loss OP.Your relationship drama isn't important right now. Leave the girl and take the time to focus on the matter at hand.

If she was that distrustful and tacky, she'd be an ex-girlfriend of mine! I wouldn't have the emotional wherewithal to deal with a paranoid partner at the time I lost my grandmother!

Sounds like she needs the 'old heave-ho'.

That must've been an awkward picture to take. All standing around the coffin when you get your phone out and point "it's for my girlfriend...". I can't quite get how she'd not know your family well enough to be certain your grandma died.

davek 36

You're already f*cked. Dumpage!

Wow. I feel bad for you because of the loss of your grandmother, but I also think you need to grow a pair and leave your psycho girlfriend. Anyone who has that big of trust issues clearly is a red flag. If you don't see that, you have no hope for ever being in a healthy relationship.