Posted By: latecomer to thread on 2007-12-31
In Reply to: Thanks everyone for your comments (sm) - OP

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    • One tiime, say yes and go. See how he reacts to - that. nm (Views: 80, 2007-12-31)
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    • He messed up the pan on purpose...to be mean n/m - OP (Views: 65, 2007-12-30)
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        • wow - mimiskids (Views: 60, 2007-12-31)
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  • I'd kick him out. I would not enable him to keep doing what he is doing - pc (Views: 78, 2007-12-30)
    • How can I kick him out? I have told him to leave many times (sm) - seriously - OP (Views: 128, 2007-12-30)
      • you do the leaving - mimiskids (Views: 73, 2007-12-31)
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          • personality/alcohol - mimiskids (Views: 49, 2007-12-31)
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      • Call womans shelter/police and ask them where to - start. nm (Views: 41, 2007-12-30)
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        • Or could he be using alcohol as excuse without - really being alcoholic? nm (Views: 39, 2007-12-30)
          • if he quits drinking and changes for the better, you have your answer - n/m (Views: 38, 2007-12-30)
            • This may sound crazy sm - Seasoned Survivor (Views: 62, 2007-12-31)
              • Thanks...and I drink almost never...I occasionally buy (sm) - OP (Views: 43, 2007-12-31)
                • Let us know sm - Seasoned Survivor (Views: 40, 2007-12-31)