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Comments (8)Thank you for the responses. Here is additional info: BF and I have been together for 5 years, living together with kids for 2. No plans to marry, neither of us feels it is necessary, we are committed to each other as though we are married. We own a beautiful home, and both work and enjoy a very comfotable life with our children. Ex-husband is abusive and controlling. Has been known to "bash" me to the kids, and manipulate them. DS was looking for something in his closet, probably trying to avoid BF who was trying to talk with him about what happened. The closet door is actually a curtain, that matches the room. This is the rod that came down on top of DS. He then grabbed it, was angry to begin with, so I imagine this falling on him did not help his emotional state. DS insists he was never going to hit anyone with it, but he did think about smashing it on his bed. My take now is that DS was extremely angry, went upstairs to be alone. I went out. BF knew DS was upset and went to try to talk to him. I beleive BF was badgering him a bit, (why are you so upset, etc) and DS became overwhelmed emotionally. I am having a sit down tonight with BF and DS to see if we can resolve this whole thing. I appreciate the responses. I was a little caught off guard with Sylvia. Her response seemed a little aggressive, pretty much accusing my BF of impropriety. Not sure what is up with that......See More- 10 years ago
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