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In response to "This was *my* point. " by Trish

maybe the current BF is right to freak out? -- nm

Posted by loosilu (aka loosilu) Dec 15 '08, 18:50

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I don't think "freaking out" is right. I certainly think he's entitled to say how he feels, but "freaking out" seems above an beyond that. - ReluctantCynic Dec 15, 19:02 4
- For the record, hotkiss' original description said "boyfriend is uncomfortable with this". There have been no documented freakouts, per se. -- nm - Dr.Vermin Dec 15, 19:06 3
  - right, if we're goign to nitpick, we should at least nitpick what she actually said. -- nm - loosilu Dec 15, 19:09 2
    - Good point -- but I think the logic of my arguent still stands. - ReluctantCynic Dec 15, 19:12
    - I blame Trish. :) -- nm - Dr.Vermin Dec 15, 19:09
Showing that kind of disrespect is fit-worthy, IMO. -- nm - Dr.Vermin Dec 15, 18:51 8
- what good does it do? then you're just trying to control the other person. which just makes the whole situation worse. - kare Dec 15, 18:55 2
  - I'm thinking of the boyfriend's 'fit' as a reaction, not a conscious attempt at manipulation. - Dr.Vermin Dec 15, 19:03 1
    - heh. i'm just saying the "silent observation" thing would be the appropriate thing for me, at this point in time, in this type of situation. - kare Dec 15, 19:12
- Then it's good he finds this kind of stuff out now, rather than later. -- nm - Trish Dec 15, 18:52
- that's sort of what I'm trying to say. -- nm - loosilu Dec 15, 18:51 3
  - I was agreeing with you! That's why he's right to freak out. -- nm - Dr.Vermin Dec 15, 18:53 2
    - we agree! -- nm - loosilu Dec 15, 18:55 1
      - *thunderbolt* -- nm - Reagen Dec 15, 18:59

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