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I don't get it .. ..Does anyone ?

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Heatherjayne1972 · 07/05/2016 08:54

Long story short ex and split 2 years ago for many reasons. He was violent and I had to get a court order I have recently found out that he was probably seeing other women throughout the relationship
And yet people that know us both still tell me how upset he is that I ended it. How dreadful I am to have left him - I should have stayed etc etc
I'm out and not going back but why do people think I should have stayed. I'm baffled

What would you say to these former friends if you were me?

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timelytess · 07/05/2016 08:58

"You live with him then. I'm out of there."
Do they know the truth about him? Not that it matters. Steer clear of him and them.

hesterton · 07/05/2016 08:59

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Joysmum · 07/05/2016 09:05

If they know some of it then say, 'why do you think so little of me that all I deserve is a man who is violent to me and cheated throughout the relationship? I'd never want that for you!'

If they don't know anything you can either tell them (many don't recommend this) or tell them 'do you seriously think this ended on a whim of mine? I had good reasons and I thought you knew me enough to realise there must be more to it than you know'.

DoreenLethal · 07/05/2016 09:08

And yet people that know us both still tell me how upset he is that I ended it

'Oh bless you. I take it he blubs - through all his tears - about his violence towards me, the court order I had to take out on him and the amount of people he fucked whilst we were married? No thought not.'

Joysmum · 07/05/2016 09:12

'Oh bless you. I take it he blubs - through all his tears - about his violence towards me, the court order I had to take out on him and the amount of people he fucked whilst we were married? No thought not.'

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