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[quote=Anonymous]I've known him for 15 years. He had this problem in his late teens, according to his family. He told me he was verbally abusive to his last long time girlfriend. I don't know if it's mental illness or an issue of utter entitlement. I don't really care anymore, tbh. While I'm sure I'll get flamed for admitting this, there was a child abuse case against him 10 years ago. He seemed to be taking it seriously for a while. I left when he blamed me after we left court one day. He said I shouldn't have taken her to the doctor, who called CPS. He went through classes and therapy back then, and I went back after 2 years. That was a bad choice. I'm prepping to leave. It won't be easy on $50K a year. I have someplace to go if I need to get out in a hurry. [/quote]
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