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reelling from d/h hurtful words.

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puddingandpie · 01/04/2006 23:07

d/h told me to grow up and not be so upset from him telling me to f 0 after i apparently dramatically called to him to watch d/d who had decided to get out of the car the wrong side. i put fear of God into everyone and i told him to f* o in street which i don't use and well i was very upset. "Just get in the car and f* o* " He is very reactionary thankfully i am not. we have made up ish but i am still very hurt at being accused in the wrong. Sad

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puddingandpie · 01/04/2006 23:16

how do you delete a message?

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welshboris · 01/04/2006 23:19

Dont delete it, read it in the cold light of day, wake up and treat yourself with more respect

puddingandpie · 01/04/2006 23:20

please how do you delete it ?

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kiskidee · 01/04/2006 23:22

i think you have to request it from tecchies. if not bumped for someone else who knows.

BadHair · 01/04/2006 23:23

Use the contact mumsnet team link at the top of the page.

puddingandpie · 01/04/2006 23:25

sorry what does bumped mean and i know no one thankfully. i am not very technical and cannot find how to delete it meant to be moving on not mulling over crap.

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SaintGeorge · 01/04/2006 23:29

You need to send an email to HQ requesting deletion. Either use the link at the top of the page or use your usual email software with the address [email protected]

puddingandpie · 01/04/2006 23:34

sod's law cannot get onto proper email won't let me on for some reason!!! w/b you don't know all the details and yes i am in the wrong for posting in first place but it will really make me stop and think before i reply to anyone again.

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kiskidee · 01/04/2006 23:40

'bump' means sending the thread back to the top so other people may notice & hopefully read it.

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