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Partner said he hates me

35 replies

MostIneptThatEverStepped · 04/05/2019 14:13

We had a horrible argument last night and this morning, I slept on the couch. It was to do with his weed use and how I've 'moved the goalposts' since we've been together , namely that since he's pretty much moved in I have drawn boundaries.
It has happened slowly and with negotiation and I thought we were in a good place about it. When he wants to smoke he goes to his place and then sleeps it off. But he unexpectedly came over stoned the other night and though I thought I handled it ok he has been nursing a resentment about the whole topic which has now exploded.
This morning when the shouting (his) was over he said almost casually that he hates me. WTF? We were having a cuddle at the time!!
Oh and he said he strongly suggested I 'stop weeping'.

We been together about a year, have no kids together, I have my own grown up kids.
To avoid a drip feed I'd have to write a novel but essentially things had been really good lately and this has hit me hard.

Have you ever told someone you hate them like that? I haven't.

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TeaForTheWin · 04/05/2019 16:12

No. You aren't his mum and he isn't a surly teenager. So no excuses.
Not compatible (and he's a total dick). Time to get shot op.

MostIneptThatEverStepped · 04/05/2019 17:05

This is unanimous advice!
Thank you again. I'm reading through your replies over and over.
I'm feeling incredibly hurt and sad.
Doesn't help it's the one year anniversary of my mum's death. There's weeping alright.

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beenwhereyouare · 04/05/2019 17:48

Sounds like he picked the worst possible time to be an ass.
💜💜💜

EKGEMS · 04/05/2019 18:06

So sorry for the loss of your Mother! If my husband/boyfriend said that to me I'd be referring to him as my ex

MostIneptThatEverStepped · 04/05/2019 19:25

Thank you xx

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Daffodil2018 · 04/05/2019 19:27

I don’t think I could come back from that. There are some things you just don’t say, even in the heat of the moment.

Ratatatouille · 04/05/2019 19:29

So sorry for your loss Flowers

All the more reason to get rid. I think you'll be surprised what it will do for your wellbeing. If the relationship started roughly around the time you lost your mum and it's only been a year, he can't be doing much to assist you in the grieving process by giving you all this extra rubbish to deal with on top.

Take care of yourself.

PlinkPlink · 04/05/2019 19:30

Yeah he sounds like a teenager talking to his parents.

Adults are capable of respecting boundaries. Teenagers and children push boundaries.

He sounds very immature.

Time to move on my lovely. I'm so sorry this has come at a shite time. All the more reason to ditch him.

Pensy · 04/05/2019 19:31

You are worth more than this and deep down you know it. What would your beloved Mum tell you God rest her soul

SleepingStandingUp · 04/05/2019 19:55

He hates you so surely he's an ex now.

Bag uohos stuff, change the locks if he has a key, and tell him it's over.

Good luck

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