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Well one time I went on a date with my friend (not a gf, just a girl that was a friend) to her valentine's day dance. So she shows up in a dazzling dress and my whole family greets her. Of course I go back upstaris because I forgot to give her that flower thing that you put on their arm (IDK what you call it, I'm not a sophisticated guy). AND when I go down I hear the words, "Oh and look at his cute little butt!"
My mom whipped out the baby pictures....

I nearly blushed with embarrasment as I dragged her out the door. On the bright side...she said I was pretty cute in my suit...and so was my tushie in my baby pics.

(lol but this is like the most common disasters for people)

Welllll there was the time when I was a freshmen, and my junior-year bf decided to take me to his semi without any consideration that I had a crippling social anxiety. So he went off and mingled with his friends, and one of the only people I knew and was friends with there was my ex-girlfriend... I hung out with her, slowdanced with her when I couldn't find my bf, and when I got really overwhelmed w/ the anxiety, she told me to leave and she'd tell my bf that I'd gone. In my nervous, omg-freakin-out state I believed her, but what do you know, she ended up leaving right after me, making it look horribly suspicious! And then he dumped me the next day.



EDIT: Geez. Looks like I killed this topic... sorry, people...

Well, with my high school girlfriend, I made three huge mistakes.
1) I was too quick to get involved in a relationship. We were officially an "item" by the end of the day we first met.
2) She was not the same religion as me. I'm not going to turn this into a religious debate, I will just say this: I believe there is a God. She apparently believed there was none, which meant she didn't have anyone to answer to, in particular when it came to how seriously she took our relationship (for anyone with the wrong kind of head on their shoulders, the whole thing was rated G).
3) I was too stupid to stick to my standards. As I said, she did not take our relationship at all seriously. She saw nothing wrong with flirting with other guys, no matter how often or how strongly I said this bothered me. I wanted out, but I let her keep talking me back in. Thankfully, I finally had an out I couldn't avoid: I graduated.

Hmmm...my last girlfriend was a failure. She was always mooching off me, called to talk to me for hours and hours, despite it being almost midnight...And worst part, she broke up with me TWICE. I took her back the first time, second time I told her I had had it. All because her friends told her "I'm not good enough for her" Yeah, ok...Anyways, it wasn't a real dating disaster, it was just a disaster, and ending it was like getting rid of a wart.