By captainocd - 19/08/2010 19:16 - United States

Spicy
Today, my incredibly self conscious girlfriend decided to get over her fears and let me see her in her underwear. She did a short strip tease, crawled on top of me and asked what I thought. I couldn't think of anything to say besides, "Your bra and panties don't match." FML
I agree, your life sucks 11 650
You deserved it 85 115

Same thing different taste

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Two things: 1. Poor girl. No wonder she's self-conscious. 2. OP, your man card, please. *holds out hand*

lazerdude07 0

what a jerk, if you gave her some compliments she might have higher confidence

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I'm wondering if OP actually has OCD, or if he's just one of those people that says "oh, I'm so OCD!" when they have some small, but normal, neuroses...

Yeah, I was wondering that too. There's a huge difference between being picky and being obsessive compulsive. Unluckily for me, I'm one of the legitimately OCD people...

I have it too, although I have Tourettic OCD, which is a little bit different. I have a much worse time with obsessions than compulsions -- I get invasive thoughts.

#199 Oh my gosh. Is that where you have phrases or words that repeat in your head over and over again and it's really hard to make it stop? If so, I have that too... :/

Yep, that's it. I obsess about everything. It's like I'm a worrywart, but multiplied by a hundred.

winslow310560 0

it's always nice to find a new level of stupidity in the world. ydi if she leaves you for only being able to think about her mismatched underware.

awesomeness1004 3

why the hell would you critic her if she's already self concious?

tell her what she wants and tell her she looks really sexy

SaintE_fml 0

that's recockulous, you should do that designer show or something if your there to critique the matching of clothes make her feel good she did this for u damn

Well, maybe it's just that seeing someone wearing a purple polka-dotted bra with bright pink striped panties is just THAT noticable.

great now she's gonna stick a toothbrush down her throat smh