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Date: November 7, 2022
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It’s a red flag. Sorry. You have to fix this together, if you want to have a chance to make it long term.
Lmao ?
That’s absolutely true. However reasonable force also only applies if you’ve made reasonable attempts to reduce the likelihood of the conflict- eg you tried to run away first, didn’t encourage the fight etc
In this case, the criminal was trapped… so had to fight in order to escape…
It could be argued, OP should have just stepped back, told him to leave (obviously without his things) and allowed him to do so, because this would have led to no harm being committed physically to any party involved.
You are unhinged, but you're able to tell your bf that you want the friendship ended. That he was stupid enough to do so is his problem.
Just know that he resents you for it, and whatever feelings he may or may not have for her now didn't change bc he accepted your ultimatum.
First of all, I appreciate the mature comment back. It’s always nice to get to discuss viewpoints in a civil manner.
I get that he reacted out of hurt. You can’t fault him for being hurt to find out deal breaking information like this. That said, she didn’t do it on purpose to hurt him. She didn’t lie or bury the lede. It’s a shitty situation all around but like you said, it’s nobody’s fault. She didn’t do anything wrong by not wanting children and he didn’t do anything wrong in being hurt by it. But he should’ve just talked to her about it – or, if he needed the space, told her they’d talk tomorrow but he needed to sleep on this. It’s fine to be hurt, but never to lash out at your partner. Marriage is always going to have tough spots – he can’t just be hurtful every time things get hot.
Also, on the subject of this “not being a courage issue” – it isn’t, you’re right. But that doesn’t mean he shouldn’t thank her for her honesty, even though it was hard to do. My husband and I thank each other every day – whoever made dinner gets a “thank you for dinner,” he thanks me every day for cleaning the house as I’m currently a SAHM, I thank him for working so very hot to take care of us. These are all things that have to be done regardless, mind you. Whether we’re together or not, bills have to be paid, housework has to be done, and meals have to be made. Neither of us is going above and beyond by doing what has to be done. And neither of us is throwing parades for the other for doing what needs to be done either. But gratitude goes a long way. It makes you feel appreciated by your partner, not taken for granted. Thanking her for her honesty even though it was difficult just encourages her to always have the tough conversations and ensures her that he appreciates the honesty – even though yes, you’re right, it’s something she should have done regardless and she’s not a hero for doing it.