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Top Comments (10)
"You need to apologize to my daddy after he tried to physically assault you and forbid you from seeing me over something that wasn't even your fault! Waaaaaahhhhh!!!!"
Everybody wants to do things "the tradition way" until they start a fight and instantly lose.
Story 2: OP is NTA and the woman was judging him hard and when OP held up a mirror she tried playing victim
There's an update to the cheating wife/Instagram Post story. The ex apologized on Instagram (got more hate for a bit then it settled down) and OP took down his post.
First story: if the daughter knew just how crazy her dad can be, why didn't she call her dad to tell him that they'd be late? Not trying to defend the guy but anytime I hear about a curfew, I always wonder why no one ever calls to explain that they'd be late. Good for the dad for at least apologizing but going straight to " I'm going to beat you up because I won't let you ruin my daughter's life like I ruined mine " is a bit much.
3rd story: calling somebody abusive when they were not is actionable.
Story 2: OP watched Spongebob. He knows what happens if he doesn't cover his head. "BALD!!! BALD!!! MY EYES!!!"
Date: "you need to apologise for attacking my dad" If i was op i would have said "tell your dad to apologise to me first for laying his hands on my neck"
acting like you were abused is bad enough. Trying to portray sb who actively supports abuse victims as an abuser just bc you were found out a cheater is a different kind of evil
The hat story: she wasn't just criticizing his appearance, she was ALSO criticizing his character. She implied his cowardice by saying he was "hiding at 29." He just flipped it by forcing her to think through her own insecurities, and she didn't like that. She can dish it out, but she can't take it.
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Top Comments (10)
"You need to apologize to my daddy after he tried to physically assault you and forbid you from seeing me over something that wasn't even your fault! Waaaaaahhhhh!!!!"
Everybody wants to do things "the tradition way" until they start a fight and instantly lose.
Story 2: OP is NTA and the woman was judging him hard and when OP held up a mirror she tried playing victim
There's an update to the cheating wife/Instagram Post story. The ex apologized on Instagram (got more hate for a bit then it settled down) and OP took down his post.
First story: if the daughter knew just how crazy her dad can be, why didn't she call her dad to tell him that they'd be late? Not trying to defend the guy but anytime I hear about a curfew, I always wonder why no one ever calls to explain that they'd be late. Good for the dad for at least apologizing but going straight to " I'm going to beat you up because I won't let you ruin my daughter's life like I ruined mine " is a bit much.
3rd story: calling somebody abusive when they were not is actionable.
Story 2: OP watched Spongebob. He knows what happens if he doesn't cover his head. "BALD!!! BALD!!! MY EYES!!!"
Date: "you need to apologise for attacking my dad" If i was op i would have said "tell your dad to apologise to me first for laying his hands on my neck"
acting like you were abused is bad enough. Trying to portray sb who actively supports abuse victims as an abuser just bc you were found out a cheater is a different kind of evil
The hat story: she wasn't just criticizing his appearance, she was ALSO criticizing his character. She implied his cowardice by saying he was "hiding at 29." He just flipped it by forcing her to think through her own insecurities, and she didn't like that. She can dish it out, but she can't take it.