By JefferyLillie - 07/01/2015 08:31 - United States - Fargo
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He and I both came from a bad back rounds. He turned some what out like his father. I've seen him him it women but never like beat them. We're as I turned out like my step dad.
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Clearly it's autocorrect. He and his flatmate both came from bad backgrounds; his flatemate turned out like his father, whereas the OP turned out like his stepfather. OP has seen his flatemate hit women before (individual punches) but never seen him beat them (multiple punches I'm guessing).
At first I was sorta suspicious of why the OP would immediately assume the guy was assaulting his girlfriend, but if that guy has a history of getting fisty, that makes a lot more sense. Thanks for the info, OP!
He was beating that pussy up!
Mind your own bushiness?
In most cases I would agree; however, knowing your flatmate has a history of violence towards women I think it's ok to step in.
#78 you're the real MVP
#86 getin fisty is not the....best....sounding phrase
at least you had good intentions
If he'd kept to himself, that woman may have gotten hurt. Keeping to yourself is a horrid idea in that kind of situation.
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At least you cared about her
After a lot of bad grammar translation: OP and his flatmate both have abusive fathers. His flatmate, though not as bad as his father, has anger issues. He has, in the past, hit women although never truly injured them (side note: never okay to hit people you are in a relationship with, whether or not it qualifies as "beating"). OP, in contrast, turned out more like his step-father in temperament. Poor sentence composition aside, fantastic for you that you would step in and do something about that situation. Really awesome and brave of you.