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Husband says bad things about me to his friends

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MapleLeaff · 03/11/2019 21:30

Yesterday at a family event I asked someone if they could let my husband know if he can come out to me so I could borrow his car keys as I left them something the car, I then overheard him saying "oh no, I'm dead now" in front of other people.

Then today he messaged a friend and as I looked over I saw my name in the text saying that I would "complain" about something if he "did that."

Is this a normal thing for a husband to do? To talk about you badly in front of friends or members of family?

I've never spoken about him in a bad way and this is what I get.

Thanks

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Inebriati · 03/11/2019 21:34

Sorry but no, thats not normal. Does anyone else ever call him out about it?

MerryDeath · 03/11/2019 21:37

no he sounds like a dick

MapleLeaff · 03/11/2019 21:44

No one knows about it except for me. I'm the only one to hear it.

Feel like going into work tomorrow to bitch about him now Sad

My only friends here are my work colleagues and I only see them at work. I have no one else except his family and they're not going to take my side are they Sad

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Interestedwoman · 03/11/2019 21:47

It might be some men's sense of humour, depending what the text was about. But it's not necessarily funny, and no, it's not nice.

nomoreclue · 04/11/2019 05:51

He’s scapegoating you to get attention. Not ok

Shoxfordian · 04/11/2019 05:55

It sounds like he could have been joking. My dh might joke around and say he's in trouble and I'll laugh, it's not serious. If you have other issues though then you should think about whether he's trying to joke or being derogatory about you

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