jd_uk
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I posted this on a female forum (dont ask why!) but wanted to get some advice on it here from some 'good bros'. How would you handle this situation. I've been sitting in work (thankfully I still have a job today!) running it over in my head feeling quite violent to put it mildly. Anyway here's the post:
"Has someone ever said something to you that REALLY riled you up? They say words can't hurt, and too me they don't really but they can make me damn angry.
Case in point...
My gf has been very ill for 6 months (i'm talking sickness every single day, passing out, hospital tests/scans, not able to eat anything etc). As a result she's been VERY down and only this morning I had to get her out of bed, cheer her up to stop the tears, tell her how awesome she was and nice she looked etc etc. The stress to her body has been taking its toll, she's been gaining a bit of weight (although not as much as we worried would happen).
Anyway, I finally got through to her and we were having a great day despite her being in pain. That was until we walked down a little side street in town where a drunk couple were drinking. The 'lady' shouts out
'Oh, how come you're so skinny and she's so f'n fat?'
I'm not a violent person but you can imagine how I may have felt.
My gf has had issues with her weight (and therefore insecurity) for a while because of bad health and a year ago when she had plucked up the courage to go running a group of girls shouted out 'look at the f*t b*tch go". If I ever think of that time I get so annoyed I feel like I could kill someone.
Anyway this time I lost it. I genuinely wanted to kill this person. I did however end up just walking away after asking her to 'kindly' repeat what she'd said again...to which she drunkenly laughed (while not being able to look me in the eye). Despite calling her and her partner a bunch of "dull drunk c*nts' who weren't worth the effort I felt slightly ashamed of myself for not actually doing more. I know it's not clever and I know it doesn't help anyone but I know how it affects my gf (who has been suicidal before). If I hadn't walked away I'd be in a cell now because after I'd left I couldn't stop imagining smashing her glass and 'using it'. Which in a free world I would have absolutely no problem with doing. As bad as that sounds.
Sorry for the rant. I just hate people."
"Has someone ever said something to you that REALLY riled you up? They say words can't hurt, and too me they don't really but they can make me damn angry.
Case in point...
My gf has been very ill for 6 months (i'm talking sickness every single day, passing out, hospital tests/scans, not able to eat anything etc). As a result she's been VERY down and only this morning I had to get her out of bed, cheer her up to stop the tears, tell her how awesome she was and nice she looked etc etc. The stress to her body has been taking its toll, she's been gaining a bit of weight (although not as much as we worried would happen).
Anyway, I finally got through to her and we were having a great day despite her being in pain. That was until we walked down a little side street in town where a drunk couple were drinking. The 'lady' shouts out
'Oh, how come you're so skinny and she's so f'n fat?'
I'm not a violent person but you can imagine how I may have felt.
My gf has had issues with her weight (and therefore insecurity) for a while because of bad health and a year ago when she had plucked up the courage to go running a group of girls shouted out 'look at the f*t b*tch go". If I ever think of that time I get so annoyed I feel like I could kill someone.
Anyway this time I lost it. I genuinely wanted to kill this person. I did however end up just walking away after asking her to 'kindly' repeat what she'd said again...to which she drunkenly laughed (while not being able to look me in the eye). Despite calling her and her partner a bunch of "dull drunk c*nts' who weren't worth the effort I felt slightly ashamed of myself for not actually doing more. I know it's not clever and I know it doesn't help anyone but I know how it affects my gf (who has been suicidal before). If I hadn't walked away I'd be in a cell now because after I'd left I couldn't stop imagining smashing her glass and 'using it'. Which in a free world I would have absolutely no problem with doing. As bad as that sounds.
Sorry for the rant. I just hate people."

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