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well we were all right it has all kicked of again

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FluffyMummy123 · 11/08/2008 10:44

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fuzzywuzzy · 11/08/2008 19:23

ex has demanded I disclose my credit card statments

FabioFridgeFluffFrenzy · 11/08/2008 19:31

fuzzy tell him fuck off you only spend money at amazon.com anyway.

Mediterranean cats.

I hope your sister meets a handsome librarian, or perhaps a manager at Blackwell's. She sounds broken hearted though Poor children too - they may seem ok now, but they won't be once back from holiday, I fear. They will need mucho indulgance.

Habbibu · 11/08/2008 19:32

God, how crap. What an unbelievable illiterate arse. Good to see the Family Cod being utterly splendid - just what your poor sister needs.

EffiePerine · 11/08/2008 19:40

your poor sister

make sure she eats

and reads

good on her for cooking his phone - any other expensive electrical goods she'd like to torch?

hatwoman · 11/08/2008 19:51

sorry to hear it's come to this. glad you and family are there for her. how are the kids?. young kids can be spectacularly good at brave faces about stuff like this. don;t be fooled. do they have an objective sounding board? is he seeing them? even if he does need to go and have his crisis elsewhere the kids need to keep seeing him. otherwise they will believe he's leaving them, they will blame themselves, they will have all manner of long-term reactions.

WideWebWitch · 11/08/2008 19:52

Ah sorry to hear this.
Absolute selfish spineless wanker fuckers that do this.

BBBee · 11/08/2008 19:56

sorry to read this

sounds awful for everyone

BBBee · 11/08/2008 19:56

sorry to read this

sounds awful for everyone

LIZS · 11/08/2008 20:08

he is worried she doenst love him?!!!

bloody hell , one, two , three aah What a selfish pillock , it is still all about him and his wants/needs/feelings. Is he really so needy or afraid he'll be left with nothing ? Either way she's far better off out of it with people who do care about her .

FluffyMummy123 · 11/08/2008 20:22

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ShinyPinkShoes · 11/08/2008 20:26

He's obv realised he is going to lose her and thinks oh fuck I don't want to throw away what we have etc etc

Actions speak louder than words- she needs to show him she has the balls to stand up to him and take control back.

I love the fact she COOKED his phone! V good start

CuckooClockWorkOrange · 11/08/2008 20:35

iCod, I had that too, snide comments every time I picked up a book. Was such a pita. NOw I can read whatever whenever. Heaven.

fishie · 11/08/2008 20:36

georgette heyer! i read loads of them when i was stuck on the sofa with a broken heart. undemanding well written and absorbing.

brimfull · 11/08/2008 20:40

at the reading

wtf is that all about?

sorry you're all going through this,esp your sis

my mate is 18 mos down the line and life is soooo much better for her now

more than she ever thought it would be

have a great holiday

largeginandtonic · 11/08/2008 20:55

Oh your poor sis Cod.

What a farcking knob. It is very hard to understand why we let them wear us down and we end up agreeing to the unimaginable and self doubting all the time. It happens over years and you just accept it, then think it is normal.

It usually takes a massive jolt for it to come to light, walking away is often the easy bit. It is maintaining the split that is hard.

Fantastic she is off on holiday with you, just what she and the children need. I am sure you will remain strong for her and it is good that you have a relationship with him and especially your H so that you can tak to him too. Be the voice of reason as it were and field him from your sis.

Like you said no point you all screaming and shouting at each other, it does not help. H sounds great btw, so do you.

Your mum hugging her was lovely, wish mine had done that. A hug from yyour mum is really all you need. That and a kick ass sister standing your ground

LIZS · 11/08/2008 21:05

so have you sorted out the holiday now - is anyone coming with her instead or could she go earlier with you ?

Dior · 11/08/2008 21:14

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FluffyMummy123 · 11/08/2008 21:14

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Quattrocento · 11/08/2008 21:16

Don't get carried away with the reading thing tho'. DH regularly used to complain that I was not paying him enough attention because I was always reading. He shut up when I threw a book at him. Haven't heard a peep for 10 years.

FluffyMummy123 · 11/08/2008 21:19

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CuckooClockWorkOrange · 11/08/2008 21:32

Crime novels good when you're in that post-relationship where will I go from here kind of stage. Anything that even refers to love, even if it's beautifully written yadda yadda would make me gag in your sister's shoes.

CuckooClockWorkOrange · 11/08/2008 21:32

ha ha, right in to HER shoes. you know what I mean.

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