Recent comments in /f/tifu

Phil8719 t1_j41vv3u wrote

I locked myself out last year after getting home, parked in the garage and pressed the button to close the garage door before walking round to the front door. The problem was that I'd left the chain on that door, so couldn't get in and set my alarm off too gif I had to get round the back to let myself in but was now locked out of the garage and the gate was locked too, so had to borrow a ladder from my neighbour and jump over the (quite tall) gate. Now I always leave out the front so I can't leave the chain on the door again.

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mrmatt46 t1_j41pe6r wrote

My wife locked herself out of the house once, while I was out of state for work. She was about 8 months pregnant and there wasn't anything she could do, no neighbors or anyone with keys. She ended up getting into the garage to get a ladder, then going in through a window on the second floor that was open. This was about 13 years ago now and she is still terrified of being locked out again. She will have full on panic attacks if she thinks she left her keys, and she'll search her purse 10 times to make sure she has them every time she leaves. I'm glad you had nice neighbors & it wasn't as bad as it could've been. The story was definitely entertaining & made me remember the story I got when I got back home from work 😂

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feelingodysseyreddit t1_j418ozw wrote

I imagine they feel terrible for making you feel terrible, but they probably also don’t want to keep leading you on. It’s better for everyone now that you know where you stand and they can stop pretending. It’s actually very very hard to tell someone you don’t want to be friends with them, especially if you feel sorry for them. It’s time to draw a line and move on. You are worthy of people who are genuine friends so don’t waste any more energy or emotion on those people. Maybe there are clubs and classes you can do now that will occupy you, or look out for other people who are on the periphery of friendship groups, or who tend to be alone, and see if you can get to know each other. Good luck and believe in yourself as a worthy individual

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GlitteringVersion t1_j40iffb wrote

Don't feel too bad - if we're being pedantic, you were wrong. I'm assuming he was "born" in a hospital. He was conceived in a lab.

Personally, I think being conceived in a laboratory sounds far more interesting than "your dad spunked in your mum" anyway. And I said this as someone with one child and one on the way (no intervention with either).

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pseudo44 OP t1_j408974 wrote

Yeah in two years I'll go to university, but the major pain come from the fact that I already told them my story of bullism and I told them to just say to me if they didn't want to be my friends, I also told them that I was going to a psychologist for this and they did nothing, they didn't even talk to me

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AUTOMATIC_RULES t1_j3zixp9 wrote

I had a hard time with friends lasting while growing up. At one point in HS I had no friends. Wasn’t till college I met a few people and later on being introduced to their friends, that now I got a group of people I can call friends. You’ll find other people eventually.

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metalbuttefly t1_j3za82u wrote

With whatsapp, you can delete sent messages. You can delete them just from your chat, or you can delete 'for all'. Id do that pretty soon before they see it 😂

Edit, I didn't read it all, and they saw it. Oh dear! Just come up with a lie, or that you just joke around with everyone. If they say their offended, just apologise and say you didn't mean offence!

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