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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]^ I see nothing that says he agreed to the no speaking “arrangement “ in the OP scenario. He was also there first. If you have a restraining order on someone, you can’t show up somewhere and demand they leave. [/quote]

Op never said she demanded he leave (unless she said that in one of the follow ups?).

If op asked him to not talk to her and he went along with that (Which it sounds like he did) then addressing her kid when she's with their kid is obnoxious. [/quote]

And FWIW imo if one person asks another person after a breakup to not contact them and that person refuses I think they're engaging in borderline abusive behavior.

Of course no one can control another person but a normal well adjusted person doesn't intentionally shove their face in the face of another person who doesn't want to speak to them. Just because it's not illegal doesn't mean you're not an ahole.[/quote]

So.  Much.  Drama & irrational instability.

You & James' mom sound perfect for one another. [/quote]

Dude if you want a good example of drama and irrational emotion take a look at the four or so crazy posts you just made. [/quote]

The fact that James' mom started a sentence with "dude" tells me everything I need to know about her immature 20 year old self. [/quote]

Not James's mom! Just someone who thinks you're nutty[/quote]

Of course you're James' mom.

You sockpuppeted in support of yourself in one post & then posted AS yourself 2 minutes later with that Frostburg post.   
You're even crazier than I thought.

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