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To expect people to not ask personal questions .........

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mosschops30 · 12/04/2007 16:11

just had new friend round for the day, we met at our dh's Xmas doo as they work together and hit it off (i already knew her dh)

anyway she asked today how long me and dh had been together so i told her, and she said 'i hope you dont think I'm being nosy but am I right in thinking X is not your dd's father', and I said 'yes but i dont talk about it'.

She was quite nice, although did try and push a bit further asking if she had any contact with ex, but said 'youve been together so long, it doesnt make any difference and blood doesnt make a father'.

I dont know whether to be pissed off or not, but i'm not sure I would have asked the question

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chocolattegirl · 12/04/2007 17:19

I'm sure that you'll work it out .

goodnanny · 12/04/2007 17:43

why dont you like to talk about ? its nothing to be ashamed of

3andnomore · 12/04/2007 18:21

goodnanny, something doesn't have to be something to be ashamed off in order to not want to talk about it!
The jist I am getting it's more about it being painful to talk about...but maybe I got that wrong!

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