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By eff that asshole! - 26/06/2022 00:01
OOF! Sell it as you were just protecting your BFs possessions from anyone you didn't know yet. That you look out for him can be a good thing.
Look at your boyfriend, say "Nope" and walk out. You don't want to marry into that family, do you?
Why are you answering the door at his house? And even with the appearance, I’d still be polite to whoever it is because you literally don’t know who it could be because...it’s not your house. Sorry OP but YDI.
Are you not allowed to answer the door at other peoples houses? And she tried to push past her without any explanation, she had every right to be rude
How were you not taught this by an adult already? No it is not acceptable to answer other people's doors unless they ask you to. I don't even answer my own door if I'm not expecting someone, so if someone answered my door for me, they'd be heading out that door quickly. That's just basic common sense and manners.
Time to dump him. His mom sounds like a nightmare.
he should have warned you. if he knew...
Am I the only one who was relieved that the surprise relative wasn't a young child?
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Look at your boyfriend, say "Nope" and walk out. You don't want to marry into that family, do you?
OOF! Sell it as you were just protecting your BFs possessions from anyone you didn't know yet. That you look out for him can be a good thing.