Mom Confessions
How do you handle psychos??!!
Edit- I guess I should clarify... I am already "involved" because she has vented to me about him a few times. Also, he has cornered me about their issues...asking me if she's cheating, etc...he's very paranoid, lost his job because his stalking her consumes his life, he emailed me complaining about how she kicked him off Facebook....so I AM involved I guess.
My issue is, what do I do? Do I tell her that he's emailing me or do I pretend like it's not happening?
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by Anonymous - Original PosterOctober 9, 2012 at 10:34 AMCrazy bump -
by Anonymous - Original PosterOctober 9, 2012 at 10:35 AMBump -
by Anonymous - Original PosterOctober 9, 2012 at 10:36 AMNeed advice bump -
by AnonymousOctober 9, 2012 at 10:38 AMYou can't help her if she doesn't want your help. The only way to step in is if you see him physically hurt her. Just be there for her moral support.
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by Anonymous - Original PosterOctober 9, 2012 at 11:25 AMHe's not physically abusive. She's vented to me about him before but HE emailed me yesterday complaining about how she kicked him off Facebook.
I pretended like I didn't get the email. I don't want to get involved on HIS end. At all. I don't agree with his behavior.
Quoting Anonymous:
You can't help her if she doesn't want your help. The only way to step in is if you see him physically hurt her. Just be there for her moral support.
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by AnonymousOctober 9, 2012 at 11:27 AMShe is choosing to be in a controlling relationship. What should you do? You should be supportive of her, whatever she chooses to do. If you feel that you need to express your concerns, then do so - but be sure to share your support of her whatever she chooses to do.
It's not your place to "handle" her "psycho" husband, nor is it your place to tell her what to do. -
by AnonymousOctober 9, 2012 at 11:28 AMMaybe he don't trust her??? -
by AnonymousOctober 9, 2012 at 11:29 AMThis - and be careful with your opinions, or you might end the friendship.
Quoting Anonymous:
She is choosing to be in a controlling relationship. What should you do? You should be supportive of her, whatever she chooses to do. If you feel that you need to express your concerns, then do so - but be sure to share your support of her whatever she chooses to do.
It's not your place to "handle" her "psycho" husband, nor is it your place to tell her what to do. -
I avoid psychos....except for cm, here I can be anon. lol!