Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What's 'bitch him out" mean?
DH literally wants me to cuss him out. I agree exBF has been disrespectful and weird.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sounds like you have poor boundaries too. Disengage.
Yes. I have the feeling this isn't entirely the ex's fault.
Victim blaming is so awful! Just because it's not rape doesn't mean it's her fault. Disgusting. It's basically stalking. You people are awful.
Anonymous wrote:Sounds like you have poor boundaries too. Disengage.

Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sounds like you have poor boundaries too. Disengage.
Yes. I have the feeling this isn't entirely the ex's fault.
Victim blaming is so awful! Just because it's not rape doesn't mean it's her fault. Disgusting. It's basically stalking. You people are awful.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sounds like you have poor boundaries too. Disengage.
Yes. I have the feeling this isn't entirely the ex's fault.
Victim blaming is so awful! Just because it's not rape doesn't mean it's her fault. Disgusting. It's basically stalking. You people are awful.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Of course you don't "bitch him out", what an ass your husband is.
1. You send him a coldly worded email to say you don't want to hear from him again.
2. You ignore all subsequent communication, because of course there will be.
3. You get a restraining order if he resorts to physical stalking.
Keep in mind that you are dealing with a socially inept individual, so keep it brief and crystal clear - no grey zone that's difficult to interpret.
My DH and DS have Asperger's syndrome - they don't get subtle cues, and actually prefer and need to be told things in a direct way.
From your POV I see what you mean but from DH's whose probably just being a hot blooded male I can see why he'd want her to tell him off.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sounds like you have poor boundaries too. Disengage.
Yes. I have the feeling this isn't entirely the ex's fault.