So I asked H why he pulled his phone out when I was talking to him last night. He says he was "checking to see if SS had called" since he had called/texted him earlier. Um. Right at that precise moment? Ok?
What were you feeling when he pulled the phone out?
I was actually thinking he was scrolling through his phone to see how many times he had talked to her. He thinks I still check phone records, when I haven't done that in months.
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Then I asked him why he called OW to tell her to stop posting to FB. I said to me, it seemed like yet another excuse for them to be in contact. And that I didn't want it to look like I was making him do it (even though that's what I want to do).
What did you want him to do when you brought up OW posting to SS FB?
I knew he had told her not to respond to anything he was tagged in. I asked him if SS was included in that. I had already told him that I did not appreciate her responding to everything SS posted. I know she was doing it on purpose. (from a Twitter post to me from her)
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He said "Its not about excuses. You expressed that you did not like her posting to SS' FB page so I told her not to do it." I asked, "So she does whatever you say?". He says no. I said so what did she say? He said she just said Ok and sorry. I just said Wow and walked out of the room.
This is where I'm really confused.
Help me understand this.
What did you not understand? My response or his? I said Wow because we were sitting there having a conversation about this like it was regular conversation. The way he responded was one of only a few times where my feelings have been taken into consideration during this whole thing.
I had to read this a few times.
In the first post it sounded to me like you were pi$$ed that he had tried to do what he thought you wanted him to do. The written word, it's difficult when there's no inflection.
The last part sounds good.
I guess it was one of those "you had to be there" conversations.
Me 57/H 58 M36 S 2.5yrs R 12/13
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