Re: Is this hypothetical person sorry, or not? wizer_now: [quote author=alonewith2 (SNB) link=topic=40520.msg448835#msg448835 date=1169910946">
My comment wasn't directed at you.
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Sorry. I had a feeling I might have misinterpreted that one...
[quote author=alonewith2 (SNB) link=topic=40520.msg448835#msg448835 date=1169910946"> Why the hell does he stay?[/quote">
Maybe he likes that sort of thing. Some folks are into whips and chains.
Re: Is this hypothetical person sorry, or not? alonewith2: [quote author=wizer_now link=topic=40520.msg448838#msg448838 date=1169911191">
Maybe he likes that sort of thing. Some folks are into whips and chains.
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Exactly. Maybe in his acceptance of that behavior, his wife has come to the conclusion that she must keep doing it, but she doesn't want to do it. She feels dirty and shameful after the act which is why she keeps apologizing for it. Eventually, she'll decide that she can't keep hurting her husband that way even if it's what he wants, and she'll leave the marriage.
Re: Is this hypothetical person sorry, or not? wizer_now: Or she'll run out of rulers. ;D
Re: Is this hypothetical person sorry, or not? crushedman: The point is that talk is cheap. When someone says they are sorry for something, yet continues to hurt the person they purport to be sorry to, their actions say that they are NOT sorry.
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Re: Is this hypothetical person sorry, or not? Spike: Actions speak louder then words, good, bad, or indifferent!!!
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