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  • #170729
    Inky
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    Hi Ceebee,

    Why are we as women always apologizing? It sounds like you were truthful. He kept bringing up sex again and again, thus objectifying you, and you kept responding. And now you want to apologize? It sounds like he actually deserved what you said to him! Yes, even the !@#$head remark. After all, he had his !@#$ in his head, as sex was all he could think about!

    Listen, this is what you do: Don’t contact him. If he texts you, perhaps respond. But DON’T apologize. Then if he brings up sex again, don’t respond. Let the text hang. Even if he changes the subject, don’t respond. Or, just bypass all that and block his number.

    Good Luck,

    Inky

     

    #170741
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Dear Ceebee:

    I second Not apologizing to him.

    You wrote: ” Buddhism says to forgive and apologise all humans no matter how they treated you. However, when he has shown disrespect for me”-

    I don’t care who or what says that the right thing for a person who was and is disrespected, mistreated, abused and so forth, to apologize to the one doing the disrespecting, mistreating, abusing and so on, that source of information is wrong.

    If you were in captivity, a prisoner of the disrespecting person threatening you with physical harm, then, I suppose you would apologize and say and do anything to appease them, to save your very life. But this is not the case.

    He disrespected you bring up the sex again. Apologizing to him for disrespecting you is you disrespecting yourself. That would lead to more disrespect, by him and by yourself.

    anita

    #171099
    Ceebee
    Participant

    Thank you both for your responses. I agree that I shouldn’t have apologised so much in the first place. He’s blocked now, so it’s all over

    #171129
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Dear Ceebee:

    You are welcome and congratulations for doing the right thing for yourself, blocking him.

    anita

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