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It sounds as though she has never grown up, or has undiagnosed issues with limits.
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Christ, that is truly appalling.
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They would not of lasted 1 night in my house.
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Having had years to dwell on the consequences of punching a total ***t in the face with subsequent court case you should take comfort from your present teeth grinding frustration that you need never ever see her again and she seems to have very deservedly become a pariah.

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Nefarious wrote: Sun Jan 02, 2022 9:27 am I'm left feeling pretty ashamed of myself that I allowed social pressure to prevent me doing what I knew was right - kick them out :evil: :evil:
Stop that. We've all got situations where, with hindsight, we would have liked to have done something different. You might have done things differently at the time if you hadn't had to care for your daughter for 5+ hours Cuntpunting the bint was/is doubtless a desire but wasn't a priority, and as others have said she'd doubtless have relished the drama. I imagine she'd have made a scene if dumped out the door, quite possibly getting the police attention you don't want. As long as you, Mrs., and Jr. Nef are ok with each other, crack on with your own 2022, don't let it be dictated by others. I hope Mrs. Nef doesn't feel guilty about inviting them, and I hope it doesn't leave Jr. any problems.
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nuttinnew wrote: Sun Jan 02, 2022 11:13 pm
Nefarious wrote: Sun Jan 02, 2022 9:27 am I'm left feeling pretty ashamed of myself that I allowed social pressure to prevent me doing what I knew was right - kick them out :evil: :evil:
Stop that. We've all got situations where, with hindsight, we would have liked to have done something different. You might have done things differently at the time if you hadn't had to care for your daughter for 5+ hours Cuntpunting the bint was/is doubtless a desire but wasn't a priority, and as others have said she'd doubtless have relished the drama. I imagine she'd have made a scene if dumped out the door, quite possibly getting the police attention you don't want. As long as you, Mrs., and Jr. Nef are ok with each other, crack on with your own 2022, don't let it be dictated by others. I hope Mrs. Nef doesn't feel guilty about inviting them, and I hope it doesn't leave Jr. any problems.
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Cheers guys.

When I said about social pressure and kicking them out, I really meant doing it *before* this happened. There were plenty of warnings (the groping incidents had happened the previous night, for example). In fact, during the day on the 31st, mini-Nef came to the shops with me (which she *never* does) and we were joking about how far we were willing to go to get out of having to spend the evening in that situation without breaking social convention - faking a medium severity injury, a family emergency, or a gas leak at home.
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As an aside, Mrs. Nef tells a story about social obligations and handling them.

She used to work with autistic and aspergers kids and young adults, and this involved a "club" for the aspergers adults. It was a comically bad idea because none of them actually wanted to be there and they had no interest whatsoever in each other's special subjects. So it was agreed that at each meeting of the club, 3 people would get 10 minutes each to talk about their special subject and that everyone else would politely listen.

At one of the first meetings under the new "arrangement", someone started talking about plane spotting or washing machine serial numbers or something, and one chap just stood up and said "I'm bored, and I'd really rather be at home" and left. Mrs. Nef had been worried that this would've caused massive offense and problems in the group, but no, being aspies they all just said "fair enough, he was bored and wanted to go home. Why wouldn't you?" :lol: .
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That sounds fucking horrific and deserving of at least a slap, whether it was in your house or anywhere tbh.

It says a lot about you that you're looking on the positive about the lesson your daughter has learned in the relative safety of your own home though.
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Nefarious wrote: Sun Jan 02, 2022 1:05 pm She will be the architect of her own destruction.

In keeping with her various other unsavoury attitutes, she is also an vehement anti-vaxxer and militant anti-masker. Those two positions (and the aggressive way in which they have been communicated) have just lost them both their rather cushy jobs as caretakers of a country estate. So they're now 55 and 59, respectively, don't have two ha'pennies to rub together, are completely unemployable because of past behaviours, and will now be living out their days living illegally in a caravan on a holiday park near Kilmarnock (without even a state pension in her case, due to some crappy earlier attempt at benefit fraud).

They deserve it all.
Sounds like life is gradually correcting for her behaviour and she’s getting just desserts. Also, I’m very interested to hear there might be a situation vacant looking after a county estate! How do you even get a job like that!
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Explosive Newt wrote: Wed Jan 05, 2022 9:23 am There might be a situation vacant looking after a county estate! How do you even get a job like that!
You spend 10+ years as a beater on the hunt, "Sir" finds you inoffensive and offers you the job...

That's how I got started:

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dinny_g wrote: Wed Jan 05, 2022 10:10 am
Explosive Newt wrote: Wed Jan 05, 2022 9:23 am There might be a situation vacant looking after a county estate! How do you even get a job like that!
You spend 10+ years as a beater on the hunt, "Sir" finds you inoffensive and offers you the job...

That's how I got started:

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Explosive Newt wrote: Wed Jan 05, 2022 9:23 am Also, I’m very interested to hear there might be a situation vacant looking after a county estate! How do you even get a job like that!
I understand it was originally an advert in "The Lady" magazine. Not a publication I subscribe to ;)

And yes, I believe the position is still vacant - Earl of Galloway is the owner and the estate is Cumloden house. Get in there before he advertises it!
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Nefarious wrote: Wed Jan 05, 2022 11:14 am
Explosive Newt wrote: Wed Jan 05, 2022 9:23 am Also, I’m very interested to hear there might be a situation vacant looking after a county estate! How do you even get a job like that!
I understand it was originally an advert in "The Lady" magazine. Not a publication I subscribe to ;)

And yes, I believe the position is still vacant - Earl of Galloway is the owner and the estate is Cumloden house. Get in there before he advertises it!
Bit of a commute to Cambridge but I'm willing to take that hit. I could pick up Ascender's car on the way up, win win! 8-)
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Explosive Newt wrote: Wed Jan 05, 2022 11:38 am
Nefarious wrote: Wed Jan 05, 2022 11:14 am
Explosive Newt wrote: Wed Jan 05, 2022 9:23 am Also, I’m very interested to hear there might be a situation vacant looking after a county estate! How do you even get a job like that!
I understand it was originally an advert in "The Lady" magazine. Not a publication I subscribe to ;)

And yes, I believe the position is still vacant - Earl of Galloway is the owner and the estate is Cumloden house. Get in there before he advertises it!
Bit of a commute to Cambridge but I'm willing to take that hit. I could pick up Ascender's car on the way up, win win! 8-)
I suspect you'll take a bit of a hit on the salary side of things.
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DeskJockey wrote: Wed Jan 05, 2022 12:57 pm
Explosive Newt wrote: Wed Jan 05, 2022 11:38 am
Nefarious wrote: Wed Jan 05, 2022 11:14 am

I understand it was originally an advert in "The Lady" magazine. Not a publication I subscribe to ;)

And yes, I believe the position is still vacant - Earl of Galloway is the owner and the estate is Cumloden house. Get in there before he advertises it!
Bit of a commute to Cambridge but I'm willing to take that hit. I could pick up Ascender's car on the way up, win win! 8-)
I suspect you'll take a bit of a hit on the salary side of things.
If they pay me in whatever partridge I can shoot, I reckon I'd be breaking even.
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Nefarious wrote: Sun Jan 02, 2022 1:05 pm and will now be living out their days living illegally in a caravan on a holiday park near Kilmarnock


Fix her.
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This is exactly the sort of thread where you normally get many many Billy big balls posts about how they would have been beaten to death with a spoon etc. In reality I (and most likely most people) would have done the exact same thing then spent far too long brooding about it.

I keep trying to get my teen to have a few sips of wine so she doesn't leave home having never touched a drop as I did and then drink waaaaaay to much, again, like I did.

Not that I want any random pervy old lady turning up spiking her and then groping her but getting pissed in a safe environment bit sounds good.

Killie in a 'van! Wow, one or the other would be bad enough frankly.
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