Moral Question (yep, another one)

Mousey Girl · 06-18-2005, 08:08 PM

Ok Girls, If your hubby/s.o's best friend shows up at your door, and it is obvious he has been fighting with his wife (which they do ALOT) and you know that he has come to your house to get away from her and to stay out of trouble... Right after the doorbell rings and your hubby/s.o goes outside with his friend and your phone rings-suprise suprise, it's his wife do you:

a) say he hasn't shown up

b) tell her he is there

c) pretend you didn't hear the question

d) don't answer the phone

I went with A. I have been drug into their battles far too often over the years. I know the games she plays. She will push his buttons until he snaps. He has grown up enough to know what she is up to and will leave before things get out of hand.

I guess she didn't believe me. 10 minutes later the phone rings again and it is her, "Could you please have him go outside."

They are know arguing it out in front of our house. That isn't a biggy, but what is is that 2 of their kids (ages 7 and 4) are with her.

I know I should have said yes, he just showed up, but I didn't because I knew she would be driving over here and I didn't want to deal with her drama.

Oh, and on a side note, we are Boyless tonight. We went to a friends 50th b-day party, then out to dinner and were home enjoying a movie when he showed up. *sigh* so much for our romantic evening.

06-18-2005, 08:08 PM	#1
Mousey Girl Just Me Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: In The Flagon With The Dragon Posts: 2,437	Moral Question (yep, another one) Ok Girls, If your hubby/s.o's best friend shows up at your door, and it is obvious he has been fighting with his wife (which they do ALOT) and you know that he has come to your house to get away from her and to stay out of trouble... Right after the doorbell rings and your hubby/s.o goes outside with his friend and your phone rings-suprise suprise, it's his wife do you: a) say he hasn't shown up b) tell her he is there c) pretend you didn't hear the question d) don't answer the phone I went with A. I have been drug into their battles far too often over the years. I know the games she plays. She will push his buttons until he snaps. He has grown up enough to know what she is up to and will leave before things get out of hand. I guess she didn't believe me. 10 minutes later the phone rings again and it is her, "Could you please have him go outside." They are know arguing it out in front of our house. That isn't a biggy, but what is is that 2 of their kids (ages 7 and 4) are with her. I know I should have said yes, he just showed up, but I didn't because I knew she would be driving over here and I didn't want to deal with her drama. Oh, and on a side note, we are Boyless tonight. We went to a friends 50th b-day party, then out to dinner and were home enjoying a movie when he showed up. sigh so much for our romantic evening.
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