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Who's fault is it?

:) Asked by merriemac 10 months ago, 8 answers.

My boyfriend and I got into a huge argument earlier and I broke up with him and kicked him out of my house.

It started with him coming home and ask what I was doing and I replied writing to ___ (a friend who I just recently found out got locked up...

and was charged with murder attempted murder).

And my boyfriend just went off and started overreacting and acted all controlling saying he felt very disrespected that I would write that guy.

The guy locked up is my childhood friend. We haven't been very close anymore and went our own way doing our own things. There used to be a little thing between us a while back but nothing happened and he usually tries to hit on me even when I'm with my ex-boyfriend who was my current boyfriend at the time. But ever since I'm with my new boyfriend (the one I'm having problems with right now) he respects my boyfriend so he haven't done anything to disrespect me or him.

I didn't think it was such a big deal to be writing to him. It's not fun in jail and to recieve a letter from a friend means a lot and I'm just trying to show him support because he's been there for me as well. But my boyfriend feels different. I see him as a controlling assshole.

What do you think?

Answered by ncchilldude90 on Jan 02, 2009, 08:54PM
597 answers

You over reacted too in my opinion. Just because your boyfriend got jealous you didn't have to kick him out and break up with him. Jealousy even though it can be annoying it shows how much he really loves you if you think about it. Also if I was your boyfriend I would have been like the guy was charged for murder and attempted murder I don't think you should be caring to stay in contact or make someone crazy like that happy in jail.

you feel me ? haha I think you overreacted as much as anyone

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Answered by mick32 on Jan 02, 2009, 08:50PM
86 answers

He did over-react. But maybe he doesn't know your full history with this guy and thinks you might have a 'close' history?

Just talk to him calmly about the issue.

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Answered by daica on Jan 02, 2009, 08:59PM
18 answers

it's not your fault but it could make any of your future boyfriend(s) misunderstand you. You need to learn how to keep the relation between you and your current boy friend and with your old boy friend. You should have told him about the child hood friend and his situation since you just dated him. Make him understand about you, your relations with friends in the past, so when he saw that you were writing a letter to him, he wouldn't be so upset or misunderstanding.

Now what? THATS WHAT!!! 6x Champs!!! Answered by love_n_hate on Jan 02, 2009, 10:50PM
153 answers

I do think he over reacted, but maybe somthing has happend in the past with him that made him get bothered by that.

Now what? THATS WHAT!!! 6x Champs!!! Answered by love_n_hate on Jan 02, 2009, 10:57PM
153 answers

I do think he over reacted, but maybe somthing has happend in the past with him that made him get bothered by that.

ALL EYEZ ON ME Answered by roc305 on Jan 03, 2009, 01:49AM
46 answers

I think it's your fault lol because you kicked him out and broke up with him lol

:) Answered by merriemac on Jan 03, 2009, 02:34PM
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thank you so much. my boyfriend came back and everythings fine now. oh and I kickd him out because it I was fed up with him being controlling so this wasn't the first time it happened otherwise I wouldn't resort to that kind of behavior.

I never even dated that guy that's in jail now. he's just my really close friend and we USED to like each other.

My boyfriend told me that me and that guy haven't talked for a while therefore, do not need to even when he's in jail now. I see it this way. Even when you haven't talk to your friends in a while, you should appear when the need you the most. RIGHT NOW, I think is the time he needs the most support from everyone being locked up and all.

:) Answered by merriemac on Jan 03, 2009, 02:38PM
862 answers

and being jealous CAN mean they care about you.

BUT THEN AGAIN, it can also mean that they just see you as a property.
I told my boyfriend straight up I got a life of my own and it certainly do not revolve around him. I just don't like this jealousy thing because in some situations, it gets too outta hand and people start being emotionally abused by their partner.

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