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Where do we stand with landlord?
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Well if he had been beating you up you would probably have been glad they just burst in. You might not think you made too much noise but it obviously sounded pretty bad to the landlord and his daughter. I'm sure in normal circumstances they wouldn't just burst in, and as you don't often fight like that then it's not something you need to worry about happening again, is it?Yes I guess I do. I was their and i would never burst in on someone I would always knock and ask if everything was ok..0 -
All couples may disagree, even argue; I'm sure all couples don't have one partner yelling loudly.
I would be grateful that the landlord was in earshot. There is only one person to blame for this and it isn't the landlord.
Tbh it only went on for a couple minutes . I think they where walking past as it happened, it was wrong for us to have a loudish disagreement but bit surprised they'd just burst in. And I sure my bf will apologise today to them. And no I wasn't grateful as I found it very embarrassing . And was sure to let my bf know this too.2015 Big wins: luxury 7 night holiday in sharm el sheikh, theatre tix, £123, IPad Air 16gb, Night in London hotel celebjuicetix :, Portable dvd playerT
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Doesnt sound like they will want him around for much longer anyway if they think hes a wife beater.0
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PasturesNew wrote: »Well if everybody said "there, there, what a bad ll, you poor dear" then they'd not think their behaviour to be different to others and unacceptable to some. Agreeing with an OP doesn't really help them does it.
This doesn't even make sense.0
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