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"Today, i was waiting to meet my fiance for lunch and her sister for the first time. this random girl starts talking to me and, being nice, i talk to her for a while. She asks for my number, and not wanting to embarrass her, i give her one; a fake one. As shes putting it into her phone, my fiance walks up. The girl was my fiance's sister. OH, correction, my EX-fiances sister. FML" haha it goes all three ways. FeveryonesL Yeah i like getting attention from flirting, but when it reaches the point of exchanging numbers, if Im not single, i say it. Theres nothing wrong with flirty conversation, but the possible intention of extending that conversation to another time/place is probably no good.
This thread just reeks of needy and pathetic individuals. There is absolutely nothing wrong with what he did. Getting a number does not mean he intended to follow up on it. How many guys do you think actually call every number they get? I call less than half personally. It's fun to flirt, and there is no harm in keeping your game sharp - you never know what will happen, they might end up breaking it off the very next day! I've exchanged numbers while dating, but I told my girlfriend about it and kept no secrets. And I never returned texts or phonecalls. Likewise, if my girlfriend gave out her number, I don't mind. It's just a number. Now if that guy calls and she decides to follow up on it, then just as well, she just proved to me she isn't worth my time. I repeat, many of you in this thread are needy and insecure. Go out and live life a little more, instead of spending all that time being paranoid of your significant others.
Of course there is something wrong with what he did. Had he just been flirting, then that's up for interpretation. Giving someone your phone number though? No. If I'd have walked in and seen him, I'd have said 'Holy shit how did YOU get here!' and then when they acted strange like 'Uhhh, this is Douchebag your sister's fiance...' I'd have said, 'You sonofabitch...' and spilled the beans. Then giggled deep inside as it devolved into a COPS worthy scene. In all seriousness though, I had something similar happen, with a close friend's fiance. I told her, refused to attend the wedding, and she married him anyway. Two years later she found him in bed with a stripper.
lol, this is like Dan in Real Life. a little hard to believe but not impossible. i hope you told your sister... there might still be plenty of reason for them to work on keeping the relationship, but it's still something she should probably know about and they should discuss together...
Are you kidding? I think that's great! Now you can tell your sister, "hey, this a-hole was flirting with me on the bus and even gave me his number. Are you sure you wanna marry him?"
ohhh boyyy... what a ass hole... So did you tell your sister??? What happened??
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Oooh snap.... Well its not like you knew.... But he's a pig. At least you can now warn your sister before she marries a prick! = Its not your fault. <3
This is not an FML. This is a very good thing. You now can save your sister years (or months) of pain.