Security Escorted Me Out of Husband's Workplace. I am So Angry/Embarrassed.

Anonymous
OP, the writing class!
Anonymous
I think this is a false posting. It just screams "juvenile" over + over.

But hey...It IS Saturday night and I have nothing better going on at the moment, so I'll bite.

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OP, I understand your anger, however you need to keep things under control at work. In a professional environment you cannot act the same way that you would if you were having a disagreement w/your husband at home.

When he warned you to zip it, you should have zipped it. Instead you got belligerent and cray cray and not only made a fool of him, but yourself tenfold.

Now you are the laughingstock of the office.

What is fundamentally wrong w/you that you cannot keep your emotions in check??

That is what you need to explore right now.
Anonymous
OP, if this is real, who the hell do you think you are? If anyone spouse or not ever did something like that to me at work I would call the police. WTF! You need serious mental treatment. Check yourself in woman and don't come out. If your husband has to leave you now no man would stand for this kind of humiliation. Oh my god.

This can't be real, can't be real, just can't be real...
Anonymous
Your husband has to leave you now no man would stand for this kind of humiliation. Oh my god.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:

I'm not this PP, but something like this happened at my firm's holiday party a few years back. Our receptionist and her husband got in an argument that got really loud. He was drunk. He ended up punching her in the face and giving her a black eye and had to be pulled off of her. The police were called. She quit soon after. Spouses have been banned from alll holiday parties and functions since then.


my favorite of the day !
Anonymous
I feel awful for you OP. I completely sympathize. My husband brushes me aside too. Yours is an asshole as is mine.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I feel awful for you OP. I completely sympathize. My husband brushes me aside too. Yours is an asshole as is mine.


LOL, of course, nothing is ever a woman's fault.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I feel awful for you OP. I completely sympathize. My husband brushes me aside too. Yours is an asshole as is mine.


LOL, of course, nothing is ever a woman's fault.


Nope. The man is at fault always and his employer should expect a crazy wife/girlfriend to show at anytime because "he made her that way."

In closing, I hope this guy served you with divorce papers after one last "cum on your face" night of sex.
Anonymous
OP I think you were the one very much in the wrong. Confronting your husband at his place of employment, publicly arguing, airing (presumably) private business in a loud screaming match that was overheard by his colleague, and failing to comply with directions from building security. That's absolutely ridiculous, and these actions of yours could get him FIRED.

Grow up, lady.

That said I think your husband could have tried to handle the situation with a bit more discretion. Perhaps he could have escorted you from the building himself, or taken his lunch break and using it to calm you down so you would stop losing it like a toddler in a tantrum. At that point, all of his efforts should have been focused on damage minimization and control from the insane situation you put him in.

And if that was you making subsequent posts that "he makes you that way" -- you need some serious individual help and your communication as a couple needs a great deal of improvement. I don't usually say this on here, but I think you should seek therapy.
Anonymous
Man, the only interesting that ever happened at one of my work holiday parties was a couple who must live at Arthur Murray's showed up and felt the need to show off. It didn't matter what song was playing, or if the dance they were doing matched the song, the tempo, whatever. None of it mattered, it was time to Fox Trot or Swing, dammit!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:He makes me that way.


Get a Divorce and give this man some peace. You should have been hauled off to jail or loony bin. Try to imagine how humiliated he is and how your behavior had affected his status at his office.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:


+1


Ha ha ha we told your husband to leave you
Anonymous
I love DCUM
Anonymous


Let's drop this thread, the OP hid away in shame when the alcohol wore off (or the drugs took effect, or whatever).
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