Recent comments in /f/tifu

Melodic-Spite-5918 OP t1_j1ntyf6 wrote

As much as I appreciate the sentiment, I do not think that we will just both get over this. She doesn't understand that I meant no harm because when I started to text her about wanting to apologize she immediately told me off and said that I can't fix it with an apology. So I did not even attempt to explain that I meant no harm, even though I would like to make that clear to her, because I did not want to seem pushy. If I did, it probably would have come off as me making excuses. So we left things at her telling me that she doesn't want to talk to me anymore and me accepting that. And I don't think it matters if I meant no harm because she probably just feels like I should have known she wouldn't be comfortable with that and that it doesn't change what happened and how she felt. Thank you though

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AndrewFrozzen30 t1_j1nsxmx wrote

>That which doesn't kill a relationship makes it stronger? Anyway we are still together today - 47 years later.

I'm curious what she thinks about it today!

I'm sure, in all those years, she had many things like that from your dad. So she in the end realized that's the way he is, that's his normal and he has no bad intention behind it.

So, what does she think of it now? I'm sure she finds it funny, because if she didn't you would probably have broke up long ago.

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mp_phantom t1_j1nswoq wrote

C'mon now you are just being too harsh. They like each other and he clearly regrets what he did and they've discussed the event...she understands that he tried to make a move but stopped when she said no. It's not like he is a rapist or something....take a chill pill😆 They will both get over this!

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shinymetalobjekt t1_j1nsnc1 wrote

uh yeah, not sure if I believe this. Even if you did put the wrong name on the present, why would you want your boyfriend to open that in front of his parents? If you were comfortable with him opening it there, just say you put the wrong name on it.

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