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<blockquote data-quote="TiredSoul" data-source="post: 63267" data-attributes="member: 3930"><p>This morning he complained that his foot hurt. I was asking him questions about it does it feel like a cramp or like it is asleep. He told me it felt like a cramp. I told him to walk around on it and it would feel better. Then he got angry and started yelling I hate you, I hate this city, I am leaving. Then he calmed down a bit and then again started yelling and said I hate stupid <img src="/community/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/2012/censored2.gif" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":censored2:" title="censored2 :censored2:" data-shortname=":censored2:" /> cramps, Im leaving. I told him it wasnt going to feel any better if he left. Then asked him if we wanted to help me make waffles and he said yes. He was pleasant while we made waffles and commented that his foot still hurt so he sat down for awhile and rubbed it. Awhile after eating I asked him if his foot still hurt and he responded in a surprised happy tone that it didnt hurt anymore.</p><p></p><p>This is an example of how he acts like everything is my fault and yells and screams at me. Yesterday he was trying to do something on the computer and was asking (demanding) my help. When I didn't know how to do what he wanted me to do - he started yelling saying he hates me and telling me I do know how to do it but just wouldn't help him.</p><p></p><p>On a side note, he has complained about his foot hurting for years. He used to wake up in the night (when he was sleeping in our bed) and cry and have me rub it. I have asked the doctor about it before and said it was probably nothing (maybe cramps or growing pains). It is not always the same foot.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TiredSoul, post: 63267, member: 3930"] This morning he complained that his foot hurt. I was asking him questions about it does it feel like a cramp or like it is asleep. He told me it felt like a cramp. I told him to walk around on it and it would feel better. Then he got angry and started yelling I hate you, I hate this city, I am leaving. Then he calmed down a bit and then again started yelling and said I hate stupid :censored2: cramps, Im leaving. I told him it wasnt going to feel any better if he left. Then asked him if we wanted to help me make waffles and he said yes. He was pleasant while we made waffles and commented that his foot still hurt so he sat down for awhile and rubbed it. Awhile after eating I asked him if his foot still hurt and he responded in a surprised happy tone that it didnt hurt anymore. This is an example of how he acts like everything is my fault and yells and screams at me. Yesterday he was trying to do something on the computer and was asking (demanding) my help. When I didn't know how to do what he wanted me to do - he started yelling saying he hates me and telling me I do know how to do it but just wouldn't help him. On a side note, he has complained about his foot hurting for years. He used to wake up in the night (when he was sleeping in our bed) and cry and have me rub it. I have asked the doctor about it before and said it was probably nothing (maybe cramps or growing pains). It is not always the same foot. [/QUOTE]
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