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I wish I could inflict this same pain on him, but I don't wanna touch another man or have another man touch me...
I've never seen a post of yours before, but I was intrigued. Besides my ex-wife you are possibly the angriest woman I've ever known. So I looked through your post history to see if there were any clues there. Yowza. What on earth is a ******* anyway?? That's way too many letters for any of the usual suspects. In answer to your question, the story, as presented, i.e. with alcohol, your presence, your husband's low tolerance... no, I would not be pissed at him or the situation. Are you really that upset over a little drunken touching?
If you do not lighten up very soon you are going to lose your husband and maybe other things that mean something to you. I have no idea how you go about becoming Suzy Sunshine in one weeks time. I am naturally good natured and happy. You've got to make the attempt though.
Man I do more on the walk to the parking lot than ever happened here. Pretty sure you need therapy sweetie, you have more issues than what we can help you with.
Gotta go with this. So, in the future avoid getting drunk and people who are, or will get, drunk. Adults should have better control. If you all just like getting drunk, then stuff can happen lol
As for me, I don't hang out with drunk people. After having a father and brother who are drunks, and living around people who are drunks, I am tired of heavy drinkers. So I wouldn't be in that situation.
It sounds like you both need to grow up and get a new set of decent friends that don't drink until they're pie-eyed and make stupid moves unless you want more of this soap opera stuff happening.
Hanging around with low-lifes isn't a healthy atmosphere for a young? couple like you who were just recently married.
Don't punch her out. That's stooping to her low-life level. Just don't hang with them again.
WOW. Something DID happen. And, I've been drinking since I was 14 (not something to brag about, but truth!), and I know how to control myself when I've been drinking. That means that no matter how much I have, I still know that I'm married, and I still know better than to let someone put their hands all over me. I guess some of y'all are swingers or something.
I've never seen a post of yours before, but I was intrigued. Besides my ex-wife you are possibly the angriest woman I've ever known. So I looked through your post history to see if there were any clues there. Yowza. What on earth is a ******* anyway?? That's way too many letters for any of the usual suspects. In answer to your question, the story, as presented, i.e. with alcohol, your presence, your husband's low tolerance... no, I would not be pissed at him or the situation. Are you really that upset over a little drunken touching?
If you do not lighten up very soon you are going to lose your husband and maybe other things that mean something to you. I have no idea how you go about becoming Suzy Sunshine in one weeks time. I am naturally good natured and happy. You've got to make the attempt though.
The stars mean "t i t t i e s." It's not my fault that C-D stars out some words but not all.
And give me a break. I'm a very good natured and very happy person. I also do everything in the world for my husband and relationship, and YES, I AM this upset over "a little" drunken touching. He would be too.
WOW. Something DID happen. And, I've been drinking since I was 14 (not something to brag about, but truth!), and I know how to control myself when I've been drinking. That means that no matter how much I have, I still know that I'm married, and I still know better than to let someone put their hands all over me. I guess some of y'all are swingers or something.
You admit that your husband is not a regular drinker and does not hold his drink well. Then you get upset when you go out to get drunk with him, and things "happen."
Whether or not you feel you control yourself well when your drunk, being drunk greatly lowers one's inhibitions as well as their ability to properly reason and judge situations. Being drunk is a prescription for things "to happen" and if you know your husband is more prone to it.
If you do not want to risk things happening, have a couple drinks with him at home next time or do not go out for the purpose of getting drunk.
Wow! Glad my wife of 20 years is not like you. No way we would have made it 20. You need to let it go. Having that revenge mentallity is not going to help your marriage
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