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DP fell off his bike

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cherrycupcake · 31/01/2008 13:52

DP left for work this morning and set off on his bike. I watched out the window and the wind blew him off it and he landed in a bush.

He's been horrible to me for the past few days, really nasty, picking on me for no reason and just being a complete arsehole simply because "he feels a bit off".

This morning before he set off for work he was partculary horrible to me, throwing his clothes at me because they were not ironed to his standard.

So when I saw him fall off the bike I laughed. And I laughed harder when I saw him picking himself up from the bush...I was in hysterics as I saw him limping back towards the house with the bike in tow and when he got in I litrally had to hide myself away in the bedroom because I couldn't keep a straight face.

Now I feel a bit guilty although I still smile when I think about it. Is he turning me into a sadistic cow or would you have laughed too?

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quint · 31/01/2008 15:08

Must have made you feel great to see that happen (obviously I'm sure if more than his pride was hurt you wouldn;t have found it so funny), but I'm more concerned at his general attitude towards you - as someone else said does he have any redeaming features?

cherrycupcake · 31/01/2008 15:45

He is still limping but I think he's playing on it he took the day off work because he was in just a mood over it.

Redeeming features...its funny because he really does have 2 sides to his personality, like ying and yang....his good side is brilliant, he's funny, generous, protective, creative, intelligent, playfull, handworking...but his bad side is awful and he often has me in tears for no reason. He's snappy, aggressive, nasty, violent, bossy....everything bad a man can be.

But you shouldve seen his face this morning as he was trudging up the garden path with his bike

He's now seen me laughing too and my attempts at pretending I was "laughing at something I saw on TV" didnt really wash

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hanaflower · 31/01/2008 15:50

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NAB3wishesfor2008 · 31/01/2008 15:52

violent?

lazarou · 31/01/2008 16:36

Cherry, in what way violent? Towards you?

georgedontdothat · 31/01/2008 19:42

Violent is not good

lazarou · 31/01/2008 20:22

Cherry, is everything ok because you seem to have started a few worrying threads about your dp.
If he is being violent towards you then you must seek help.

quint · 31/01/2008 20:27

Everyone has difference sides to their personailty.

I know I can be a bit of a cow to DH sometimes and fly off the handle (well actually all I do is go into a strop and stop talking to him!) for the tiniest of things, however as others have said violent is not a good sign and should never be tolerated - even if he apologies straight away, that is something that has to be dealt with ASAP - not saying leave him, but get some kind of help

NAB3wishesfor2008 · 01/02/2008 08:00

Are you okay?

belgo · 01/02/2008 08:08

I'm actually finding this quite a sad thread. hope you are ok cherrycupcake.

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