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Would you be pissed off at your husband for this?

Answered 4 years ago

One of our best mates has an off again on again girlfriend, this has been going on for years. Ive only met her maybe 10 times though (thats a whole other story) She is incredibly volatile when she's had too many drinks. She has absolutely unleashed on me previously for something i didn't do nor did it have anytjing to do with me, nor did it warrant any kind of reaction. Anyway, we are now civil to eachother but I'm not very comfortable around her. Anyway, she wants help to buy a car, our mate/her boyfriend is away, so she asked my hubby to look at the car with her and hes agreed. Points to note - 1. he is incredibly busy with work so has to take several hours out of his day to do this, if he's going to do that then he can bloody spend some time with me - not the woman who verbally abused me for about 15min straight. 2. She is a known homewrecker (she was involved in the demise of our mates marriage). 3. Hubby had a long term affair a few years ago. I am not happy!


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4 years ago
RED FLAGS
No way i would allow this.
Wipe them all out of your life, her, the good friend and your husband.

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4 years ago
I think that's a bit extreme.

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4 years ago
Same

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4 years ago
Yes, I would be pissed off

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4 years ago
Relax. Don't make a fuss. Be happy your husband is a good man to be such a good friend to his mate by helping out his mates missus.

He's not helping her for her sake, he's doing it to be a good mate. And probably hoping his mate will help you if your he was away and you needed help.

Chill girl.

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4 years ago
I think you're looking a bit too far into it. Why can't she wait until her boyfriend gets back? It's a bit much for her to ask your husband though. I would never, it's not his place. Father, brother, boyfriend or close friend. He should have just said he was busy. Too late now... you'll have to let him go. You'll just end up looking like a dickhead if you make a big deal out of it. Odds are they're legitimately going to look at a car & it'll be ok. If your worse fears do come true isn't it better to know your husband is capable of that, then to be always wondering if he's going to be running off with this woman?

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4 years ago
Not worried about him cheating with her. Just pissed that she has been so volatile and abusive to me and he's still willing to take time off work to go help her.

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4 years ago
He’s taking time of work? Hell no!!!! Tell him to pull his head in

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4 years ago
Point 2. She's a known homewrecker point 3. Husband had long term affair. Why mention this if your not worried? I think your marriage has problems that you don't want to admit

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4 years ago
what happened to the he wouldnt cheat cos shes old post?

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4 years ago
I think it’s below

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4 years ago
This doesn’t sound very good to me to be honest. I get an uneasy feeling just reading what you’ve written....

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4 years ago
Yep, but im the unreasonable, irrational one.... or so im constantly told

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4 years ago
You need to go with your instinct. If you think it’s suspect, don’t go along with it. One of the posters above suggested you going along and adding on coffee or lunch with your hubby - I’d say try that. Good luck x

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4 years ago
After your update then yeah I think you do have reason to be worried if your DH said that to you.

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4 years ago
You clearly don't trust your husband. There's your issue.

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4 years ago
It does sound like this woman is fishing. Even if you trust your husband is best to avoid someone like that.

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4 years ago
Look I’m not a psycho (meaning I probably am), but husband wouldn’t be taking time off work for her and would also be blocking her number.

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4 years ago
I would nicely explain that you feel uncomfortable about the situation, she isn't a very nice person and not someone you want near any member of your family. You feel a bit hurt that he would give up the limited spare time to help her. You understand she is a friend's partner and you want to do the right thing by your friend but could he possibly suggest she looks at cars on her own, note a couple of them down and he can go and have a quick look on his own when he can and let her know what he thinks. This Will save him wasting an entire day off.

Be very very gentle and nice suggesting he goes on his own, then walk away and let him think about it. He will hopefully realise it's a better idea and won't take up so much of his time and don't mention him having an affair, or say anything that will turn it into a battle.

However if he goes and spends a day car shopping with her make the next few days of his life hell. Because you are completely right he should not go. But he probably doesn't want to, but can't say no.

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4 years ago
Contd... she has nothing to do with me, but has my husbands number? She has no female friends. This is causing all sorts of triggers for me. When i asked why he didn't discuss it with me first and ask how i felt about it he said he did - he sent me a screenshot of their texts arranging it, he did not discuss it with me before arranging it. I dont want nor do i see why my husband even wants to spend time with and help someone that has been so horrible and abusive to me? And why can he find several hours for her and not me? Makes me feel like a piece of 💩

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4 years ago
Tell him to cancel with her and if he can take time off for that he can take the time off to do something with you!
Nip this in the bud right now, even if nothing happens between them you will be always wondering by the sound of it

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4 years ago
Yeah do that & let us know what happens 😆

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4 years ago
This is bordering on a Jerry Springer situation. Your husband is playing with fire.

And btw, i cant stand this whole ‘i need a man with me to buy a car bullshit’ 🙄 ive never taken a man with me to buy a car, she should be able to google what she needs to be looking out for if she dosnt know already. This is not 1977.

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4 years ago
I would say you don't trust your husband.

He probably thinks he's doing right by his mate, but you seem overly concerned which doesn't really give me the feeling you trust your man

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4 years ago
I have to agree. He is doing what is right by his mate, who would probably do the same and help you out if you needed it and were having to decide on a car. This is going to sound harsh- but she may feel like more comfortable with men because they aren’t pretentious and judge and emotional like women can sometimes be. You are going overboard with all her faults and yes you will never be friends, so get over it. Your husband not spending time with you is A WHOLE different story here.. and you throw it in, her supporting a friend and possibly telling him to leave his unhappy marriage is AGAIN a whole different story to her asking for help to see a car. Yes the argument with you- i get that one, but that argument is a WHOLE different story to her asking your husband and to help do something which she would have needed a male to since most women I know unfortunately don’t have real experience in this. We get it- you don’t like her and that’s fine.. but keep to the story

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4 years ago
I guess what I am trying to say is- it is all SHE she she, rather than purely about your husband. Your husband in essence is helping his friend’s partner, who you are civil with

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4 years ago
Any chance you can go along? Once you finish car shopping you and hubby can grab coffee or lunch? Just a suggestion. Some men are a little bit airy fairy and don’t really bother with all the female drama. In his mind when he agreed to help he was purely doing it out of support for his mates mrs.

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4 years ago
Calling her a homewrecker is total bullshit. Your mate chose to cheat. They wrecked their own home.

But yeah Id be seriously pissed if my husband did this. he should support you.

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4 years ago
They didn't cheat as such - she was just 'there for him' when him and his wife were having issues and encouraging him away from his wife. She's a fair bit older than us and has quite the reputation in our town of getting involved with marroed men and problem marriages. But yes, it takes the married guy to go along and let it happen.