By Anonymous - 06/04/2009 19:08 - United States
lespaul_fml tells us more.
I posted this FML and just wanted to say that A) I am, in fact, a guy and these are guy friends B) The phone was on the table, not in a pocket. C) one of them literally is my best friend for the past 4 years and D) one of them came over later on that day and we had a long talk about it and mended things up.
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Damn, but honestly we all do it maybe not to that extent but can you swear that you havnt? And Revenge is such a nice thing. Make sure they know it was you too. ~Forsythe~
Get better friends. Or stop being a douche. The choice is yours.
Hahahaha only shitty thing for you #7 is that this person can choose their friends.. you're stuck with that mom for the rest of your life. One that apparently didn't want you.. that's a rough one.
Have you never gossiped or bitched about any of your friends? Were any of their comments deserved? Look on the positive side: either you've learned some things you could improve about yourself, even though your friends weren't comfortable telling you to your face; or you've learned some things about your friends, and whether you should regard them as best friends. A tough way to find out - but then I've not experienced any particularly easy ways.
People always do that, usually are more mean than what thy actually mean. Everyone here has a friend that has flaws, everyone does, and we all notice it.
haha i've been in a similar situation. i was talking to two people on AIM, having light conservation with each when one says the other one told him he doesn't like me. what was i supposed to do, confront him about it? you don't say "i heard you don't like me." when you're getting along well randomly.
karma just kicked them both in the ass. really, really hard. lol. I hope you called them on it and said "You know, I really would have liked to hear this from you TO MY FACE instead of from a pocket call. Good to know my best friends are backstabbing shit-talkers." I wouldn't ditch them as friends if I were you, but I'd definitely let them know that you don't appreciate being talked about behind your back like that.
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This seems a little too convenient
Something similar happened to me once. My mother took a road trip with some of her friends and her cellphone accidentally called mine. I got to hear all about how her life would have been so much better if she'd never had me. Trust me; it gets better after a while. You're luckier, though: You can easily distance yourself from those so-called "friends."