By angie429 - 27/11/2011 23:45 - United States

Today, I took my boyfriend to my family's traditional late Thanksgiving dinner. While eating, my mom brought up celebrity infidelity. My grandpa ended up looking me in the eye and saying, "Look Angie, sometimes what a man has just isn't enough. When that happens, cheating is forgiveable." FML
I agree, your life sucks 27 122
You deserved it 2 743

Same thing different taste

Top comments

FYLDeep 25

**** cheaters. They don't deserve a relationship. How can what they have not be enough when they deserve nothing?

enonymous 8

Solid logic. Respect your elders they know best

Comments

bizarre_ftw 21

At first I swear I thought Angie was your mum

They're bringing back The George Lopez Show...This is going to be the first episode.

I won't lie that's actually funny...but no no...*clears throat* don't be a cheater!

I hope your grandma has cheated on your dear grandpa.

wow, this is way more awkward then that time i found out my grandfather's "family friend" was actually his mistress. what can you do?

stoner4LiiFEmann 0
diidiimi 10

My grandma once told me to 'have fun and sleep around lots' before settling down. It's good to have lots of 'experiences' apparently. Seriously, what is with that generation??!! My other set of grandparents used to have raging parties - my dad tells stories of people passed out on the stairs and in the hallways. Drunken baths is nothing when you know about the time your grandpa banged some chick in the laundry, told your grandma it was 'a bit of fun, just like a game of golf', then had the crap scratched out of his back in retaliation.

Anything is technically forgivable, but it takes a lot of personal agony on the part of the one doing the forgiving. But if you love, respect, or give half a rat's ass about that person... you won't voluntarily put them through it.