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Your dad is in the wrong and I’m telling you now you pick your dads side again the resentments gonna build and that’s never a good thing between a young couple with kids.
It would be so easy for her to have asked “Want a BJ with that BLT?”, dude.
i got a video and i sent it to people so im not held accountable for this
I don’t want to sound rude OP, but he’s 35 years old and acting like a teenage boy. You aren’t going to make him grow up. This is 100000% a valid reason to leave.
So did you just not keep asking? If someone gives vague answers, instead of going to Reddit to ask us, continue asking her u til she gives you a non vague answer. “Why do you like it” “I just do” “well why do you “just do”. Keep pressing. Cause if she can’t give an actual answer then she’s either hiding something or doesn’t actually know. Which in that case she needs to stop since it’s putting an unnecessary barrier up. I should have to ask for a door to be unlocked in my own house to get to an item just cause she wants it that way.
Yeah, there seems to be like 2 reactions here: 1) ick, run! and 2) maybe he is emotional about pets, why don't you talk to him?
I mean, I would definitely want to talk with him first about this first to find out what's going on in his head. It seems to me a really immature response to be squicked out and find it suspicious that he is emotional about the death of a pet, even one not one's own. I can get teary looking at a dog that is the same breed but a totally different dog than the one that I lost.
There's a difference between voicing your feeling to give the people in your life an understanding of how your brain works and voicing your feelings because you want a specific reaction from that person.
Just because her neutral comment made you feel bad, doesn't mean she actually did something wrong. And while some situations do deserve acknowledgement and an apology, some situations require you to acknowledge your feelings to yourself, determine if that person actually did something wrong, and if the answer is no, deal with your emotions on your own or with a therapist.