Meghan can't trust her dad

Let's get outta here, Glen. These jokers don't deserve us.

 

I'm very fond of you too, GlenGlen

Don't forget your Springsteen albums!

Edit: seriously, please take them with you!

 

oh, great. now you're running away with my bridesmaid. So typical.

 

Fine! Be that way guys! But you should know, Glen and I? Baby we were born to run.

 

Here Fuds, this is rock! Have a good run!

 

A dutchman educating me on The Doors. When will this dystopian nightmare end?

 

There's danger on the edge of town. Ride the Kings highway with Glen

 

And he walked on down the hall! !

 

For someone who were born for it your run didn't last long :-D

 

Men.

 

Been smoking since I was fifteen. Cut a guy some slack!

 

It's really sad though.
If you can't trust your dad (or mom) who you can even trust in this sad cold world

 

Wait
Is it who or whom

 

In that instance, “who.”

 

Thank you, Deidre

 

I actually think its whom

Whom is the object of a verb. If you can rearrange the sentence and replace whom with him (versus he for who) then it should be whom

I can trust him
Not, i can trust he

But i think most people would still use who in casual speech. Sometimes correct grammar sounds more awkward than the incorrect way

 

Thank you, Meliai

 

It's okay though, I doubt God is a grammar Nazi, of all things.

 

It's not about God.
I'd like to know, for myself.

 

Meliai might be right. I think whom is used when you’re referring to an object, subject or as an adverb. I’m thinking that since you’re talking about the dad/mom then whom would be correct.

Thank you, grammarly