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Old 10-22-2009, 08:54 PM
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Did this guy fix his post to say the same thing?

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Maybe this will help

I can understand where your coming from because I was always the confrontational wife myself, and my husband would handle that with anger and abuse, and sometimes I would too. The best answer is just to walk away, leave, get away. Let her come to you and apologize, let her realize what she did was wrong on her own because thats the worst feeling. Let her know that if it ensues, there is a possibility that she will lose you.
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