UrbanBaby

06.07.08, 18:50 PM Toddler
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if your dh said some really cruel stuff to you and about you in front of in laws as well, has yet to apologize or talk w/you, would you continue to wait for him, or broach the topic yourself? if yes to start, how best to phrase it? fear is he will still be adamant he did nothing wrong and i will be numb and devastated. [ Reply | Watch | Flag ]
Toddler 06.07.08, 06:50 PM Flag

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I would broach the topic myself, but in as nonconfrontational a way as possible. If he still thinks he has done nothing wrong, then you can have it out. Better than letting it fester and being pissed off at him when he might not even know why. [ Reply | More

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General Topics 06.07.08, 06:53 PM Flag

Broach it this way: What you said hurt my feelings terribly. I feel really devastated and need to talk. [ Reply | More

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General Topics 06.07.08, 07:29 PM Flag