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

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Something like this happened at my job and we ended up having to call the police. The workplace is not an appropriate time to confront your spouse about issues unless you want them to get fired. And worse, even though it happened years ago people still talk about it.

Details please and thank you.

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.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Something like this happened at my job and we ended up having to call the police. The workplace is not an appropriate time to confront your spouse about issues unless you want them to get fired. And worse, even though it happened years ago people still talk about it.

Details please and thank you.

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.

Wow. That seems like an over-reaction.

[Anonymous]

Does he make you hit him too, OP?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: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.

Good luck keeping your job, OP. If one of my employees did something like this while at work, she'd be fired immediately.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Troll, but a good one. Well-played OP.

stfu. You don't even seem to know what a troll is.

[Anonymous]

OP,

Any chance for make-up sex tonight? That would be electric!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Something like this happened at my job and we ended up having to call the police. The workplace is not an appropriate time to confront your spouse about issues unless you want them to get fired. And worse, even though it happened years ago people still talk about it.

Details please and thank you.

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 a lll holiday parties and functions since then.

Wow. Do you work with monkeys?

[Anonymous]

I can't believe you can pull your mental faculties together enough to be invited ANYWHERE to make any sort of presentation.
Your husband should be the embarrassed one!! Don't be surprised if he doesn't show up for dinner tonight, toots!
And seriously, get the medication you clearly need

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Something like this happened at my job and we ended up having to call the police. The workplace is not an appropriate time to confront your spouse about issues unless you want them to get fired. And worse, even though it happened years ago people still talk about it.

Details please and thank you.

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 a lll holiday parties and functions since then.

Wow. Do you work with monkeys?

close...lawyers.

[Anonymous]

AM I BEING DETAINED

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Something like this happened at my job and we ended up having to call the police. The workplace is not an appropriate time to confront your spouse about issues unless you want them to get fired. And worse, even though it happened years ago people still talk about it.

Details please and thank you.

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 a lll holiday parties and functions since then.

Wow. Do you work with monkeys?

close...lawyers.

Those monkeys pay your salary, you grinning idiot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This one is ranking as one of my top 3 DCUM stories.

Totally!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP,

Any chance for make-up sex tonight? That would be electric!

LOL, more like murder in your sleep, yo

If I were OP, I'd sleep with a hammer under my pillow for the next few nights.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I wished this had happened at my office - would have lent something interesting to gossip about

Yes! Would have made my day!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Does he make you hit him too, OP?

I'm sure that it's he doesn't know when to shut up.