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Advice Needed - Student Son's housemate threatening violence !
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Repetitive, aggressive and bigoted?Originally posted by Old Hack View PostI know, the neediness is palpable. Go on, get your glad rags on, pop down the docks, don a bag and I am sure there's some somalian tulip house cleaner who would lower his standards enough to give you 13 seconds of relief. Plenty of lube mind; it's been a while.
Swoon!Practically perfect in every way....there's a time and (more importantly) a place for malarkey.
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Bigotted? Nope, just pointing out the most likely place you'll get relief; that's helpful, no?Originally posted by MaryPoppins View PostRepetitive, aggressive and bigoted?
Swoon!
You were the one begging for a shag now.Comment
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It's about time.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostAre you going to start banning?Hard Brexit now!
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Come on man. I spelt it for you in my post!Originally posted by Old Hack View PostBigotted? Nope, just pointing out the most likely place you'll get relief; that's helpful, no?
You were the one begging for a shag now.
Practically perfect in every way....there's a time and (more importantly) a place for malarkey.
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Let's hope you get the one you wanted sas.Originally posted by sasguru View PostIt's about time.Comment
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All very good this meeting him head on but the most dangerous and difficult type of person to deal with is one that doesn't care. If he doesn't care about the washing and it really doesn't touch his morals at all then you are on a lost cause. A decent person would obviously find resolution because they have a limit and when reached will do the sensible thing and back down.
Some that doesn't care and can let all this wash over them is just the worst possible scenario. There will be no reasoning with him, no point threatening him with violence, rent arrears or anything. He just doesn't care.
I would say, if he is this type of person you have to leave him to it and leave. To him it is admitting defeat and he has won but don't look at it as defeat, just another approach to a problem that isn't resolvable in any other way. It's not about winning a fight, it's about doing the best for yourself and sometimes in the long run that is sucking it up and moving on even if that incurs some financial loss or hassle. Life is too short and any 'victory' in this situation will be a hollow one.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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"He who fights and runs awayOriginally posted by northernladuk View PostAll very good this meeting him head on but the most dangerous and difficult type of person to deal with is one that doesn't care. If he doesn't care about the washing and it really doesn't touch his morals at all then you are on a lost cause. A decent person would obviously find resolution because they have a limit and when reached will do the sensible thing and back down.
Some that doesn't care and can let all this wash over them is just the worst possible scenario. There will be no reasoning with him, no point threatening him with violence, rent arrears or anything. He just doesn't care.
I would say, if he is this type of person you have to leave him to it and leave. To him it is admitting defeat and he has won but don't look at it as defeat, just another approach to a problem that isn't resolvable in any other way. It's not about winning a fight, it's about doing the best for yourself and sometimes in the long run that is sucking it up and moving on even if that incurs some financial loss or hassle. Life is too short and any 'victory' in this situation will be a hollow one.
Lives to fight another day."Comment
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You'd better shut the site down then.Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post<mod hat on>No more
personal attacks that lack humour please.</mod hat off>But I discovered nothing else but depraved, excessive superstition. Pliny the youngerComment
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There are attacks and there are attacks.Originally posted by Gibbon View PostYou'd better shut the site down then."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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