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Was I being unreasonable posting about this on FB?

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fortygin · 19/07/2025 09:45

long story short, I have finally, after 8 years of separation, bought my ex out of my family home. I have been paying all bills/mortgage myself since then so the split of equity was 70/30 to me.
I posted a ‘proud of myself’ post, just stating I’d bought an ex out and would now see this day as a celebration rather than the worst day of my life (I found out about his affair 8 years to the day the mortgage completed).
Well he is livid, someone sent him a copy of the post and Ive been sent a message calling me a fucking juvenile dickhead and to ‘sort it or he will’
I get that it was maybe silly posting on fb and I have never posted anything personal but was just so delighted with myself being in a position to secure this home on my own.
He has threatened legal action as in divorce matrimonial agreement in June I said I had no plans to co habit but did give him a heads up last week that my partner of 7.5 years would possibly be moving in in November. (After looong discussions with my dc who live here 21,19,17 and 14).
wibu?! I’m not in a great place right now.
fb has been deactivated btw

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CaptainMyCaptain · 22/07/2025 16:21

Mouche85 · 19/07/2025 09:50

What does he mean by "he will sort it"?

I think you can post whatever you want on Facebook regarding your house.

Fuck him

Agree.

Zucker · 22/07/2025 16:30

Fuck him! Congratulations on getting your life back in order after suffering with such a cretin.

fortygin · 22/07/2025 20:24

@CaptainMyCaptain that’s why I logged with the police. I know he’s not violent but as someone said down thread, it definately caused a trauma response.
His lady friend exposed the affair by involving a work colleague. I don’t trust him.

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thelakeisle · 22/07/2025 22:42

VeryStressedMum · 22/07/2025 00:38

Why not? If they are old enough to be on Facebook they are old enough to have an understanding of the situation and their mum saying how proud of herself she is for being able to buy the house is hardly something bad that they should not even know about it

Correct. She is absolutely 100 percent right to post her own victories, particularly given her years and years of abuse.

commentobserver · 10/12/2025 14:51

IMissSparkling · 19/07/2025 09:58

It was a stupid thing to post. Do you think anyone apart from your immediate family really cares that you've bought him out?

Did you stop to consider how stupid your post was? so opinionated it smacks of self entitlement - I bet you're a real barrel of laughs at parties

Twistedfirestarters · 10/12/2025 14:56

commentobserver · 10/12/2025 14:51

Did you stop to consider how stupid your post was? so opinionated it smacks of self entitlement - I bet you're a real barrel of laughs at parties

If you want to be a comment observer you'll need to be more observant. You've just replied to a comment made almost 5 months ago...

Didshejustsaythatoutloud · 10/12/2025 14:57

Well done, 8yrs have passed! So, absolutely none of his beeswax.
Nothing to do with him!
Enjoy the feeling x

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