By Anonymous - 08/09/2013 05:42 - United States - Calera

Today, when my husband asked me what the password to my new computer is, I told him it was the month and year of our marriage. He couldn't figure out the password. FML
I agree, your life sucks 49 175
You deserved it 7 079

Same thing different taste

Top comments

Shame on him! Try more simple passwords like the time and place you shared your first kiss, the colour of the dress you wore on your first date, the main actor in the first movie you wathced together. Or just use his birthday. He should remember that. FYL OP

Comments

Wow, it's not like you asked him to remember the actual date and time, just the month and year. That sucks OP.

Please explain how your comment makes sense.

**** his life, those stupid date related passwords get me all the time! I never get the order correct; don't even get me started on those forward/backslashes...

Sorry OP but I feel had for your husband. As a girl, I forget it too. I'll forget my age, phone #, my kids birth dates, pin codes. Sadly, I'm not even old, I'm 25/26/27 one of those *let me ask my husband* :-

Same here. With all the dates I try to remember for friends and family it's hard to keep them straight. It's not that I don't know the date of my anniversary, it just takes time for me to sort it. It doesn't help that my husband likes to celebrate the day we met as well, which is usually what I tend to get it confused with. It's not just a guy thing.

monnanon 13

i have learnt that a good memory for dates and numerical info (lisence plates and phone numbers) is unusual. we need a car registration from all guests who park in our lot and i can count thr people that remember on one hand. my husband has a wierd date memory block where he constantly thinks our sons birthday is the date he was due not the date he was actually born. its nothing to get upset about though. in couples one always becomes the date keeper.

#4 No month is that complicated to remember.

Febtober can be difficult to remember.

notsofriendly 17

It seems to me that remembering the date of your marriage in the past is less important than actively living your marriage in the present... you're only really in trouble if he fails to do either...

perdix 29

He probably forgets that he's married from time to time, and it's not when he wants to check his email, . . . . if you know what I mean ;)

Well this common stereotype came true...that's embarrassing... With that being the password he'll get it memorized...

monnanon 13

some people are just really bad with dates OP. unfortunately it is one of the few male stereotypes that is largely true and, although frustrating, it is not that much of a big deal. putting him on the spot probably didnt help either. as long as he remembers he is married i wouldnt worry.