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

Anonymous
OP, it is NEVER normal for someone to get escorted out by security. There at no excuses here. Please use some introspection and realize you need anger management help, therapy, or both.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I hope your husband does not lose his job as a result of your lack of control.
You need help.


Seriously.

And this is just from her own retelling. Imagine if we heard from an outsider's perspective.


I wonder if that's the actual case with this thread. I can't believe the woman involved would actually post like this.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:


+2
Anonymous
Just what I needed - more evidence that all the good ones really are taken. Sigh ..
Anonymous
Tbh probably half the women on DCUM are capable of this
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Tbh probably half the women on DCUM are capable of this


Most people are capable of almost anything- but few actually do things this crazy!
Anonymous
So op, are you going to go to your husband's holiday party??
Anonymous
My husband would file divorce papers today if I ever acted like this. And he'd be right.

You are 100% in the wrong in about 5 different ways.
Anonymous

OP,

You might have a husband who ignores you and refuses to discuss important subjects with you. I'm sorry if this is the case.

However, it seems quite short-sighted, to say the least, that you would risk his job security by making a scene at his workplace because you were worried about money... do you understand this?

Whether your spouse has his own faults in this matter or not, it does not excuse your behavior. You ALWAYS have to model good behavior, and force compliance by legitimate means. In other words, outwit him instead of laying yourself open to ridicule.


Anonymous
Let me get this straight -

First -you were at your husbands workplace to present about YOUR company...so I'm assuming you were trying to sell your services to them? Good luck landing that client...that alone should have been reason enough to not start an argument in front of everyone. Its called "professionalism."

Secondly - his workplace is NOT the time or place to have personal discussions about money or whatever the hell is going on in your marriage. Are you kidding me? What would possibly make you think this is appropriate?

Third - He didn't "stick up" for you because you were acting like a fucking lunatic, and he doesn't want to lose his job. Standing up for you would make him seem just as nuts.

Fourth - please go see a psychiatrist and get on medication. You have some serious mental issues.
Anonymous
You sound bat shit crazy. Your husband warned you many times that it wasn't a good time.
You sound like you need anger management classes.
I'd probably divorce you if I was your husband.
Anonymous
OP, are you the poster from a while back who got into an argument with her husband in the car?
Anonymous
Holy excuses!

Step 1: Grow up.

Other steps should be apparent after that.
Anonymous
Op, you need to get a grip. You can't come up to a person's show, show your azz and think it's okay.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:OP, are you the poster from a while back who got into an argument with her husband in the car?


Link, details? I'm enjoying reading about insane behaviors.
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