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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. It isn't constant. This is just something that has happened through the years. For example, one of his co workers who I had met once when we moved into a new home, called to say he was bringing a friend over to see our house. My dh wasn't home and I barely knew this guy. He wanted to walk a stranger through my house.

I tried to tell him I was leaving with my children and the guy became abusive and told me he would be bringing the friend over then so I needed to wait. I called my dh and told him about it and he did nothing. I just left the house with my dc. The guy showed up at our house unannounced a few days later with his friend and Dh never said anything to him about yelling at me but did stop the friend as he tried to walk through our house.

We were walking in to a crowded store one weekend with our small children and one of the employees started yelling at me and called me several names when I walked through some powder he was sweeping up. My dh just walked off and didn't say a thing. We were walking in with a crowd, most of whom also walked through the stuff, none of us noticed it, but the guy chose to insult me because I was closest to him.

I have a many more examples of insulting things his family has said or done and he just ignores it.

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What in god's name are you even talking about? [/quote]

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