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What a dysfunctional relationship. You for sobbing, being startled by your husband, and punching him??? And him for responding with the domestic abuse bollocks. I hope you don't have children together because it does not sound like this is a keeper relationship. And hey, him not talking to you eliminates the whole scaring you acting like a zombie weird behaviour. Look on the bright side.
Sounds like they are perfect for each other- HUGE overreactions on both parts
well, trying to scare someone is also abusive, so you can tell him he started it.
Tell him you were defending yourself against what you thought was an apparent case of T-Virus infection, and next time it'll be project Alice kicking his ass.
80 - I suppose you don't express emotion then, eh? Another common situation I've seen with almost everyone I know: people tend to hold in their emotions longer than they should, thus building the emotions up so much so that they all come out at once, at the most inopportune times.
Awesome... This is so funny I'm going to try it with my gf
Really? Why did you punch him?
lmfao but FYL
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Rule #2 Double Tap. Might want to punch him again just in case.
I have no idea on how to respong either.