I've never even heard the term "nan" used for that before. I think we now know why. I'll stick to calling her "grandma" like everyone else. In the US at least.

ouch

are you back together with him? (:

Have you talked to your boyfriend? I'm sure he'd understand if you explained to him (if you haven't already).

I see no big deal about getting drunk at a family function, but my family is from Russia. I think I've heard similar things about Irish families. It depends on your culture I guess. It doesn't necessarily mean you have to get plastered. It can actually be quite a fun way to bond.

It's the author, me and the boyfriend are now split up. He overeactted to much anyway, right? I was right in telling him he shudnt overeact, wasn't I? Plus dumping me through text... man... As for drinking @ Family functions, it's fairly normal here in England. We do it all the time, if there's an occasion. If it's an actual party or something, not just a cup of tea on Sunday. Nans more common than Grandma in the UK. I am also 1/4 irish, if that helps you. Basically im single now. Wish I was still drunk.

You shouldn't be texting. Texting is for lazy ***** and any misspellings are rightfully deserved. Oh... I forgot that texters can't spell anyway.

No you didn't deserve that. True love would excuse a typo. And yes he overreacted. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcidD2HFK8M Text message breakup is lame. but seriously.... i hope you find a better guy who's not such a jerk!

t9 can do that to you.. if you use t9.. and if you use abc.. start using t9. its a lot faster

who says nan? that's your problem