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One Who never Apologizes

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Open to both Male & Female to reply or add their tuppence worth on the topic,has anyone here ever been in a relationship or been married to someone who never ever felt they had to apologize about anything ? ..or maybe have a little story about such a time ...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Women are always right, so there's little to be gained from arguing with them. Most women are wretched creatures, ruled by their feelings and emotions, and they secretly hate other women who are prettier and have a higher standard of living than them.

A woman may ask for the truth, but she is usually incapable of handling the truth, so it's far better to just tell her a beautiful lie instead.

If you are gullible enough to swallow the propaganda peddled by the radical feminist left- Me too movement, then believe all women, no manner how implausible their story happens to be.

I fear it's only a matter of time before its illegal for a man to disagree with a woman.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Open to both Male & Female to reply or add their tuppence worth on the topic,has anyone here ever been in a relationship or been married to someone who never ever felt they had to apologize about anything ? ..or maybe have a little story about such a time ..."
yip the bitch thought she was right no matter what

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By *ustBoWoman
over a year ago

Somewhere in Co. Down

Yes was in a relationship with one for 8 years. No matter what happened he was always right. Made me realise when I finally got away from it how repulsive I find misogynistic people. They get a thrill from trying to belittle people either through words or actions. I have zero time for people with that attitude now.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Yep, it was the deciding factor to break it off.

"I'm sorry but you made me do it"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Yes was in a relationship with one for 8 years. No matter what happened he was always right. Made me realise when I finally got away from it how repulsive I find misogynistic people. They get a thrill from trying to belittle people either through words or actions. I have zero time for people with that attitude now. "
totally agree with ya i was married for 8 yrs dont give people like that the tine of day now man or woman

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Well all l can say on the subject is ..it's Hell..I do actually think it's one of the worst situations anyone could find themselves in with ,they could be 100% wrong in what they did or said but never would they even dream of saying a word of apology ,it actually borders on mental/ emotional bullying ..you would be thinking " surely she's gonna Apologize for saying that or doing that "...but that's a train that Nevers runs on her tracks ...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Well all l can say on the subject is ..it's Hell..I do actually think it's one of the worst situations anyone could find themselves in with ,they could be 100% wrong in what they did or said but never would they even dream of saying a word of apology ,it actually borders on mental/ emotional bullying ..you would be thinking " surely she's gonna Apologize for saying that or doing that "...but that's a train that Nevers runs on her tracks ..."
it seems to be only bulling r abuse if a man does it

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By *ichael McCarthyMan
over a year ago

Lucan

Sorry, no.

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By *ustBoWoman
over a year ago

Somewhere in Co. Down


"Well all l can say on the subject is ..it's Hell..I do actually think it's one of the worst situations anyone could find themselves in with ,they could be 100% wrong in what they did or said but never would they even dream of saying a word of apology ,it actually borders on mental/ emotional bullying ..you would be thinking " surely she's gonna Apologize for saying that or doing that "...but that's a train that Nevers runs on her tracks ... it seems to be only bulling r abuse if a man does it

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That's not true. It's abuse no matter who does it. Same as physical abuse it doesn't matter what gender does it the minute one hits another it's abuse.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Well all l can say on the subject is ..it's Hell..I do actually think it's one of the worst situations anyone could find themselves in with ,they could be 100% wrong in what they did or said but never would they even dream of saying a word of apology ,it actually borders on mental/ emotional bullying ..you would be thinking " surely she's gonna Apologize for saying that or doing that "...but that's a train that Nevers runs on her tracks ..."

Is she someone who after an argument about it and some time apart comes back and pretends nothing happened almost as a way to avoid apologising? I had that and it just made my blood boil. No responsibility taken whatsoever and acts like perfection.

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By *eanNSAMan
over a year ago

Galway

My sister was with a guy who’d say horrid things to her and then when she’d get upset or pull him on it he’d say he was only joking. Always dirty digs but never in the wrong. She lost her self esteem and questioned whether she was just too sensitive. Thankfully she eventually saw the light

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"My sister was with a guy who’d say horrid things to her and then when she’d get upset or pull him on it he’d say he was only joking. Always dirty digs but never in the wrong. She lost her self esteem and questioned whether she was just too sensitive. Thankfully she eventually saw the light "

This sounds awful, I can feel anxiety just reading it. Glad shes out of it but feel sorry for the next victim.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Yep was married to one.. Gone 12 years and never looked back. Kids are happier. And it's not always the man that plays mind games with emotions. Have seen both sides of the coin. But don't ever let them win or see they've effected u..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I spend my hole life saying sorry

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Well all l can say on the subject is ..it's Hell..I do actually think it's one of the worst situations anyone could find themselves in with ,they could be 100% wrong in what they did or said but never would they even dream of saying a word of apology ,it actually borders on mental/ emotional bullying ..you would be thinking " surely she's gonna Apologize for saying that or doing that "...but that's a train that Nevers runs on her tracks ... it seems to be only bulling r abuse if a man does it

That's not true. It's abuse no matter who does it. Same as physical abuse it doesn't matter what gender does it the minute one hits another it's abuse. "

If you think manipulation and abuse carried out on you is the preserve of one gender, and that most people of the same gender as your abuser are similar or would condone those wrongs ?...then you're fecking up your own present and future much more than your abuser fecked you up in the your past.

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