she has another boyfriend that she lives with and she's mad because you asked wtf is wrong with her?
whatever.
i am annoyed because i'm burning alive. the smoke is stunting my crops. they're saying we shouldn't use our swamp coolers and it's 100F degrees outside. cannot wait to get out of this state!
baby ya hustle. but me i hustle harder.
She should be kissing your feet and not throwing glasses under them for what she did to you . But it's past,right? Closing an eye on your past, my bf would never throw a glass at me for saying "What the **** is wrong with you?" and vice versa . Never. I consider it aleady a violent act.
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No, the other guy is gone. He's out of the country for a year and she is packing up to move out of his house in July. At this point, if our relationship fails, it will be due to a mutual lack of respect. A relationship can potentially survive cheating, but it can't survive without mutual respect. The past is the past, but maybe we can't move forward from here. She is still moving out of his place no matter what, but she may need to find somewhere else to put her stuff, unless we can find the respect. Believe it or not, the cheating never even came up as an issue in our argument last night, it was all about respect. It's one thing to disagree about something. It's another to escalate that disagreement into profanity (me), property damage (her), and insults (both of us).
Good decisions come from experience. Experience comes from bad decisions.
breaking glass and throwing things is typical behavior from a psycho like her.
baby ya hustle. but me i hustle harder.
Only happened once in eight years, last night. There was another incident two years ago, when we had a bad argument while in the car. Her car was in the shop and she was driving my car, to drop me off at a friend's house while she was on the way to work. We argued about money problems and the car sharing arrangement. She pulled over to the curb and put the car in park as we argued. I reached over and shut the engine off and pulled the keys out of the ignition and she grabbed my arm, drawing blood with her fingernails. That's two physical incidents in an eight-year relationship, and in both cases, my injuries were easily treated with an ordinary bandaid.
At this point, I'm very annoyed. I realize that we may break up over this incident, and that's sad, but if the respect is gone then the relationship should end.
Good decisions come from experience. Experience comes from bad decisions.
The association where I live complained that my daughter must stop singing from on top of the roof. Yeah right, like I am supposed to chastise her while I am laughing!
Vincenzo, I don't like the throwing of objects like that. She is out of control, even if you provoked her.
Misombra - why can you not use your air conditioing?
Relax... I'll need some information first. Just the basic facts - can you show me where it hurts?
Relax... I'll need some information first. Just the basic facts - can you show me where it hurts?
to new york and connecticut woohooo! we'll be there for two weeks and i plan on being a beach bum, maybe go sailing, and eating seafood everyday.
baby ya hustle. but me i hustle harder.
Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away.
That makes sense, except why would she have ever lost respect for me in the first place? I'm physically fit, decent-looking and have a good enough job that I could afford to support her for years while she has been an on-again/off-again student. Maybe she started to resent how much I've done for her, because she will never be able to make it up to me.
Good decisions come from experience. Experience comes from bad decisions.