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adrina-nauthy1 Public Chat Channel
Date: October 15, 2022
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At least you know how he really feels about you. He's realized that his life is worse without you in it.
do u think hes gonna continue reaching out given that hes no longer at my school?
and how do u know that im sweet? Lol
If you’re smart you’ll let her go and 100% block her. Don’t know if this is a change in behavior or she was always like this, but there are plenty of women who aren’t this crazy.
thanks so much, but my school is really tiny and there are only really 3 friend groups in my whole grade, but i will definitely think about what you said. Appreciate it.
First off pack up your kids and take off. File a police report for the abuse if she ever touched you again and never lift that restraining order. She can go to jail just for calling you while that is in effect.
Dude, for your own safety and mental health. Leave. Hire a lawyer and take those kids with her. Aggressively pursue for full custody and document any bruises, cuts she leaves on you as proof of her abuse.
Block her and never move back in with her again. Don't do back to abusive situations. Get your one place and get your life back together. Focus on yourself and healing from her abuse.
Take back your key. They lost the privilege of having a key. You told them you'd see them during the weekend and they decided to not respect your wishes and not only showed up a your house, but let themselves in.
The key was for emergencies only. If you don't take back the key, they will continue to think they can just walk into your house whenever they want. Although after walking in on you, they might have learned their lesson.
She should just tell him directly, or through message that she isn't interested and ask to be left alone. Only after you should get involved. If he refuses to respect her boundaries of course
Well done. Take care and all the best to you.
Can be even younger, sadly.
Sounds like a right jolly household. I don't know what you're complaining about, you two are well matched.
I feel like even if its not your love language, letting your partner know they look nice should be done a couple times a week at least.
My point is also that you shouldn't WANT to be the husband in this scenario. You shouldn't want to be someone who does that.