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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm not explaining this right.

It's not about him making a dumb mistake. We all do. It's this digging in his heals and then getting mad at me for not going along with his "explanation" that it's really what he said it was. That's the issue. He's mad at ME for not drinking the [kool-aid] milk, when as I said, I don't care if I even have the damn milk. It "became an issue" when he saw me put my cereal away, and then got mad at me. Yelled at me for not eating what he claims to be soy milk.

Seriously, you all would be OK with that? Getting yelled at over breakfast when you just tried to have a damn bowl of cereal? 
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No, of course not. He was totally in the wrong and not taking responsibility for his mistake. We have ALL done things like this. Grab the package next to the one you are looking at and suddenly you are bringing home Decaf instead of Regular. It happens.

But the fact that he was blame shifting, and not admitting that it was actually cow's milk ... is just weird and wrong.

Is this is out of character for him? or is it a regular strategy of his? because your strategy for dealing with this might be different depending upon what's going on.[/quote]

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