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[quote=Anonymous]DH is probably the easiest person in the world to get along with so I usually take it seriously if he says that someone is rude or has anger issues. That doesn’t happen often, either. He is just that easy going. DH comes back today from helping my aunt with yard work and says he’s worried about my cousin’s fiancé. Fiance “Ben” had a rough upbringing, has been exploited as a young adult by people he trusted, and seems to have nada going right in his life except my cousin and their eight month old. He trusts no one and seems as moody as a 15 year old. “Ben” was angry today that he was asked to volunteer several hours with other men in the family winterizing his future MIL’s home. I guess some of the other men were on him about shirking and complaining. DH offered to take everyone out for beers after, but “Ben” blew up at this suggestion. He said he doesn’t work for beer and left. My cousin has not heard  from him for over two hours. She wants DH to help her look. He says no, her fiancé has anger issues. He isn’t physically afraid, but doesn’t think his presence will do anything but set the guy off. I’m fine with that, but I’m not sure it’s fair to be that concerned over a 23 year old being mad over petty stuff when his life just plain sucks overall. Childish, yes. Time to write him off, no. [/quote]

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