He takes up headspace because his behaviour affects me and DC in every aspect of life still.
Up I have friends like that too. The ones who think Trump is a good choice, etc. And, you're right; the argument isn't worth it. They're still friends. I guess it's likely his friends are doing a similar thing. Thanks for the analogy, it's helped. Still difficult to swallow but, people generally want a quiet life so easier to ignore the drama (or live vicariously through it for a wee while). I just hope they realise he set his sights on the wife of a friend and could do the same again. That's the bit that I don't get. He has proven form for cheating with/on his friends. Why would you trust him?
Guess I'll never know.
Im seeing my lawyer today to discuss responses to his lawyers letter (which was a reply to mine).
Then I'm seeing my boss. I've spoken to her in the phone a few weeks ago regarding my return and what I could offer her and what I needed by way of hours, days of work etc. but I had to chase her because it's just over a month till I'm back and I need to know what life is going to look like when I go back. Not least how much I'll be earning, so I can speak to hmrc. I don't want any tax credit surprises.
As for what he's doing/saying to people who used to be friends of mine, I realise it's actually irrelevant. However, it's not irrelevant what he's saying altogether as, in time it's the story he'll tell the DC. That does affect me/us.
I'll be back later for an update on today's proceedings and start thread 3.
Appreciate