[Vanessa]

Hope we have a verdict today. This is really dragging.

[ThomasC]

Originally Posted by parmnion

"What happened"

"What happened, what happened, did anything happen to you this morning, were you even here"

"No, I got up and all I did was say sorry" we wernt even fighting this morning"

"You want crazy, I'll give you crazy" glug glug glug glug.

What is she apologising for though?

Did something happen the night before?

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by ThomasC

What is she apologising for though?

Did something happen the night before?

It seems that doesn't matter

She can throw objects at him,punch & hit him, and stop him from seeing his daughter, aswell as mock & taunt him.

Oh and it's also no big deal that she casually cheated on him with several people,in his own penthouse.

Got to love the double standards

[Beso]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

It seems that doesn't matter

She can throw objects at him,punch & hit him, and stop him from seeing his daughter, aswell as mock & taunt him.

Oh and it's also no big deal that she casually cheated on him with several people,in his own penthouse.

Got to love the double standards

Of course it doesnt matter..hes obviously in a bad mood at something that's happened in the morning.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

It seems that doesn't matter

She can throw objects at him,punch & hit him, and stop him from seeing his daughter, aswell as mock & taunt him.

Oh and it's also no big deal that she casually cheated on him with several people,in his own penthouse.

Got to love the double standards

It’s not a double standard it’s just all irrelevant because none of it makes his actions “not abuse” even if there was mutual abuse, and this is a libel case against her for saying there was abuse, not a case trying to justify his actions.

I know you struggle to get your head around that.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by ThomasC

What is she apologising for though?

Did something happen the night before?

Have you ever been in a relationship Thomas? It sounds like they’d been arguing the night before - it’s usual for couples to apologise (to each other) after an argument. It’s not some grand admission of wrongdoing. People say harsh things in arguments and then say sorry the next day … that’s fairly standard in any relationship, surely?

Or I could also point out that people in relationships with volatile individuals will be constantly apologising for every little thing, in the hopes of keeping that person calm.

[ThomasC]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Have you ever been in a relationship Thomas? It sounds like they’d been arguing the night before - it’s usual for couples to apologise (to each other) after an argument. It’s not some grand admission of wrongdoing. People say harsh things in arguments and then say sorry the next day … that’s fairly standard in any relationship, surely?

Or I could also point out that people in relationships with volatile individuals will be constantly apologising for every little thing, in the hopes of keeping that person calm.

No it might not be admission of wrong doing... Also agree with your last statement.

You can rationalise with that, but you don't seem to be able to understand that certain actions can also cause someone to be as angry as he was just because you might not react in that way? ...and deny that it was any sort of mental breakdown because, what? You've not experienced exhibiting those behaviours in a mental breakdown, if you have ever had one?

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

Hope we have a verdict today. This is really dragging.

Yeah it's dragged on long enough