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this is a shitty fml, get over it, it's morning breath.
Would you like to smell someone elses morning breath near your face? He could have said it better, but he was right.
I would've pulled a dutch oven on him, then he would never complain about morning breath again :D
I've said it before, I'll say it again. Most men are crude, vulgar animals who don't know the meaning of the word "tact". He didn't kick you out of bed, he just remarked on your morning breath. Okay, he remarked on it rather rudely, but that's a man for ya! Get over it. And perhaps keep a pack of Listerine Strips near your bed?
Yes, and all women are dainty little princesses.
Now, I did say "most", not "all". And I never said anything about women....but since you asked......we can be equally vulgar. But usually we're raised to choose our words carefully whereas men are raised to be a bit cruder and rougher. If my father curses (and trust me, he can swear violently enough to make his Commanding Officer blush), he gets a sour look from my mother. If I were to curse, she'd gasp and call me out on it. Why? Because he's a male and I'm a female.
1) I said "most", not "all". Most of the men in my life are rather crude and low-class. But I know a select few who are gentlemen. 2) I did say that girls can be equally bad when given the chance, but that we're often looked down on for crudeness (whereas men are either praised or accepted for it). So please do tell, by allowing for both sides of the argument, how exactly did I make an ass of myself? No response? Thought so.
By making a bunch of pretentious statements that come accross as hideous generalizations. The people in your life are not the only people in the world. In most circumstances, if a guy goes around cursing in public it will look bad, just as bad as if it were a woman. Just because your father curses around your house and stuff doesn't mean he could go out in the middle of the mall and start dropping F-Bombs without looking like a complete idiot.
My point (that you completely missed) was that crudeness is more socially accepted in men than in women. People in today's Western society practically EXPECT men to be rude, whereas they're a bit shocked when a woman is rude. And again, I said "MOST", not "ALL", thus allowing that there are plenty of exceptions, but that the majority of people I have personally observed (thus drawing my conclusions from my observations) behave in such a manner. You seem to be fixated on saying "you're generalizing" when I've admitted that I am while allowing that there could be exceptions to my generalizations, because there is no possible way I could draw an observation-based conclusion from the entire human population since I don't know all six-point-something billion people in the world. Stop beating a dead horse.
This is more like a MLIA.
you should have punched him in the balls
I'll buy you some mentos. you're welcome.
you deserve it; cover your damn mouth. no one likes morning breath.
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how is this an FML? He wasn't disgusted by it. Didn't leave you. Stayed in bed with you. Just wanted you to refrain from opening your mouth near him until you brush your teeth. Everyone has bad breath in the morning. Get over yourself & stop being dramatic.
I wouldn't want morning breath in my face either.