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my friends husband!!!

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maggieryan · 28/06/2015 22:07

My friend just rang me. She was in tears. Her husband just called her "an uneducated piece of shit"...I am appalled . she said he said sorry, it was heat of the moment. I didn't actually know what to say to her. I know him well and would never have thought he'd say something like this
Shes more upset about the argument whereas I am more shocked at the name calling. Is there ever am excuse for this? Should I give my honest opinion or stay out of it
Thanks

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flora717 · 28/06/2015 22:11

Listen, be a sounding board for now. Perhaps come back to what she accepts from this poor excuse for a human when she's picked herself up a bit.

gamerchick · 28/06/2015 22:12

Stay out of it.

Just give an ear to her and listen.if she asks your opinion then feel free but otherwise say nothing.

gamerchick · 28/06/2015 22:13

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maggieryan · 28/06/2015 22:34

She's rang me again and asked what I thought of the name calling. I ended up telling her no decent person would call those names to someone they are supposed to love. She argued back and we ended up having words. Very fustrating!!

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Thenapoleonofcrime · 28/06/2015 22:38

Now she is picking a fight with you. Just stay out of it, and ask her not to call again in the middle of a fight. It's kind of obvious they will resolve it but she will remember all the bad things you said about him in the middle!

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maggieryan · 28/06/2015 22:42

Thanks you're right. I have argument s with husband but my god if he called me those names I think I'd leave him. Yes I'll keep well out of it but have lost all respect for h. Thanks everyone

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Janette123 · 28/06/2015 23:05

maggieryan,
I agree with others here, you should stay out of it.
People give the excuse that "I only said it in the heat of the moment" but I call BS on that. In my experience if someone says something in temper then what comes out of their mouth is usually what they really think.

Anyway, their arguments aren't your problem. Unless you are a fly-on-the-wall you won't know what he really said. You only have her word for it that he actually said that. [hmmm]

Atenco · 29/06/2015 00:33

That is why mumsnet is good, because as RL friends it is very, very risky to get involved and say what you really think. I lost a few friends that way when I was young and stupid.

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