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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Notice that not once has OP returned to comment on her own behavior during the dinner. Jeff has checked that this person is not a known troll, but it certainly looks like trolling. [/quote] OP here. I haven’t commented on “my own behavior” because literally every response is that my husband should be jailed forever for his crimes. Which is fair to say, whatever, not knowing him I can see that opinion seeming reasonable. I am not angry at this cousin for not wanting a relationship with DH. I had to come to peace with DH’s actions, and I don’t expect anyone to find that peace. I’m angry that my in-laws would invite this cousin, knowing very well it would be incredibly awkward, without specifically letting us know. They have every right to invite whoever they want. Had we been told he would be there we would have politely declined the invitation and made other plans. So I, politely, pulled them aside (in private) and expressed this. [/quote] Your in laws can invite whoever they hell they want and they don't have to clear it with you or give you a heads up first. Hope that clears everything up for you. I hope you inform anyone who comes to your house that they themselves or their daughters are at risk for being filmed and or groomed by your husband.[/quote] You need to dial back the drama. Her inlaws don't have to tell her who's coming, but it would be courteous and something thoughtful people would do. And as long as OP doesn't leave her DH alone with women or girls, why does she need to put a sign up in her hallway warning guests. [/quote] You must have lost your mind thinking you can tell me or anyone how they can address op. In laws don't owe her or her DH anything out our courtesy or anything else. . She's free to ask if they are inviting anyone who may remind her that her husband is a sex offender. Op might want to put up a sign in the bathroom since her husband likes to film intimate places. Give guests a heads up they might be being filmed[/quote] Are you drunk?[/quote] Enough trolling , op. You've overplayed your hand[/quote] I'm not OP, you can ask the moderator. [/quote]
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