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"I've never tried to come into your room once you put a lock on the door"

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Charlotteswigwam · 30/05/2017 23:08

For reference, we broke up but circumstances meant we had to continue living together. Before Christmas he went through a phase of trying to get back with me, including coming into the room I had moved to and getting into bed besides me (which then generally led to me asking him to leave, him saying no and trying to cuddle me, and me leaping out of bed and moving to one of the children's rooms). So I fixed a really solid bolt to the door/doorframe. Cut to now when he mentioned it as a sign of how good he is at respecting boundaries. Is it just me thinking you don't get to claim credit for not doing something when you are literally prevented from doing that thing. Sorry. This is a bit of a pointless rant. Just.... gaaaaah.

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ImperialBlether · 30/05/2017 23:09

It's like saying, "I haven't tried to molest you ever since you kicked me in the balls and got a restraining order - WHERE'S MY PRIZE?!"

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Charlotteswigwam · 30/05/2017 23:17

thanks. He just has a habit of putting things in a really reasonable way that makes me feel unreasonable and then I stop and think NO!

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Isadora2007 · 30/05/2017 23:19

No. That's like me saying "I haven't eaten any mars bars since my jaw was wired" as a sign I am in control of my diet!

Tosser.

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