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Is it me or?

35 replies

squarepeg · 02/09/2006 07:55

I just got engaged. I've been living with my partner for a year and it hasn't always been easy. Last night he said he was going out for an hour to the pub with a mate and an hour turned into four and a half hours. He didn't call me and when they came home I looked out of my window to see that they had escorted home two women, one of them who he proceeded to kiss (he says was just a peck butit didn't look like it to me.) He was very drunk and aggressive accusing me of being a control freak and saying that I had a problem with him going out (which isn't true).My thoughts are that this shows a total lack of respect. Who agrees? Or am I being uptight? Please be honest. Lastly, I chucked my engagement ring at him and now I can't find it. I think it's gone down a gap at the side of the stairs which will be impossible to reach.

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bubblepop · 02/09/2006 16:35

squarepeg, it aint you my love. ITS HIM.

bubblepop · 02/09/2006 16:36

in fact. i think he's pissing up your back and tellin you its rainin.

kama · 02/09/2006 19:19

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MoreSpamThanGlam · 02/09/2006 19:32

Squarepeg

Is this the first time he has done something like this? Is this out of character or pretty typical.

I have on occasion gone out with mates...got lagging and come home late...and I am a grown up. Mind you, never snogged anyone though.

The aggresive thing isnt right but maybe a defense mechanism for being a prat?

Give him the talk and ask him how he would feel if boot was on other foot?

MoreSpamThanGlam · 02/09/2006 19:34

By the way

Aggression as in really angry or violent? Big difference...

VeniVidiVickiQV · 02/09/2006 19:45

Kama, they arent married yet.

FWIW - neither am i

Anyhoo - show me a person that isnt either a) utterly nonsensical or b) aggressive and unreasonable when pissed?

Not suggesting that squarepeg did anything wrong, neither do I think that people should put up with aggression/abuse or unfaithfulness, but I think you lot are jumping to ALOT of conclusions based on a few sentences.

WideWebWitch · 02/09/2006 19:49

Hmm, warning bells here for me too. You know what you saw. If today, sober, he were to apologise and say it was a drunken snog, well, maybe, maybe I'd forgive it but otoh maybe I wouldn't. Pissed I can forgive, ditto lateness as long as it's not a regular occurence. But snogging someone else, god I'd be very cross.

MoreSpamThanGlam · 02/09/2006 19:56

Im with you VVV

VeniVidiVickiQV · 02/09/2006 20:52

Squarepeg...?

Pages · 02/09/2006 22:14

Yes, squarepeg - let us know, was this a one off or is this the way things have been before? I guess what bothers me is not so much his behaviour (which is bad enough) but the fact that he is defending it.

I dunno, I had a bf who was very much like this and he made me think I was going mad - and it turned out he WAS two-timing me. My instincts tell me if someone loves and respects you they don't behave like this.

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