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dealbreaker? son and boyfriend

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misstakenone · 28/12/2018 23:34

Sorry to post this again as I posted it in chat but didn't get much response and I would appreciate some advice on this. I have been with bf nearly a year and kids have met him quite a bit. Bf came over earlier and as son was coming downstairs to say hi bf started saying he's a good looking kid but needs to sort his attitude out - kind of to me kind of to him but son (9) only heard the second half of it. Bf apologised and later said it was just banter but I have said it is not acceptable and he has now gone. Would this be a deal breaker for you? There have been a couple of other times where bf has reacted negatively to my son's behaviour and had shouted at him once and told him off another time- though i had not fully seen what had happened in the run up - was in the same room but distracted. I am worried if he could be like this at the relative start of the relationship then it could escalate. I would never say anything like that even to a parent of a child let alone in earshot of the child even if I did think that about the child and my boy is really very well behaved overall anyway (not that that is the point) Am I being over sensitive?

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explodingkitten · 29/12/2018 10:30

I think that you are picking up on his attitude towards your kids and his. If he doesn't treat them fair then he should go.

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