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Sienna
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 Fri, Aug 12 2016, 5:16 pm
| bluebird wrote: | | I agree with this. He can apologize sincerely, and you can keep setting and enforcing the boundaries you need. An apology doesn't mean that you have to (or should) return to the way things were. |
They did set a boundary. The boundary was that he should not come over to apologize in person. The OP and her husband have every right to reinforce this particular boundary. I see no reason to allow this man to violate this boundary so thst the couple could keep setting new ones that this man will test. Enough is enough. No is no.
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naomi2
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Sun, Aug 14 2016, 9:56 am
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I'm getting creepy vibes. Don't have him over again and please don't worry about him. Just protect yourself. Now is not the time for rachmanus!
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