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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Have you figured out the date? Was it a weeknight or a weekend?  Any recollection of where you thought he was, or where you were?[/quote]

It was 2/16. Around v day obviously :( around 7:30. I'm pissed inside. I want to go off but I'm keeping my cool because I don't want to over react. I'm naturally a very jealous person.[/quote]

Look, I'd be annoyed if my partner/boyfriend/husband went to a movie AT ALL and didn't mention it. "[b]Hey, Rick and I are going to catch that war flick on Sunday, any objections?[/b]" or "My mom wants me to go to that comedy with her" so just to let you know I won't be around Friday night." You are completely justified in your feelings here, is my point.[/quote]

I'd totally break up with a woman who expected me to get permission to make plans like that. OMG.[/quote]

Just like a man to think that information is the same as "permission." All the pp had said was "mention it."[/quote]

Yes, PP did say "mention it." But PP gave a poor example with the war flick scenario. Those two words "any objections?" killed it for me, and I'm a woman. THAT sounded like a request for permission. The language used around taking the mom to the movies was perfect. [/quote]

Op said that if he had gone to a movie with a friend she would have known because he would have aske her and said "hey is it cool with you if I go to a movie or would it bother you? (see page 2)

That sounds an awful lot like needing to ask permission.[/quote]

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