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Re: Is It Always N Behavior to Violate Others' Boundaries?
« Reply #7485 on: June 16, 2016, 02:09:15 AM »
https://www.reddit.com/r/JUSTNOMIL/comments/4l7kju/mil_in_the_wild_blink_once_for_yes_twice_for_no/?

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Argh this has been my mum's trick for years!  She's got so much information out of people and so many people running around after her by pulling the 'we don't know where they are/the police are looking for them/tup's mentally unstable and the baby's at risk' blah blah blah and so many people have fallen for it and either come after me or given her what she was asking for.  My sister rang me one Christmas to check I was staying at my friend's, as arranged (which I was), and then informed me that half the county was looking for me because my mum had told everyone I had gone on the run with my son and the police couldn't locate me (although funnily enough my sister managed to locate me easily enough by RINGING MY PHONE).  It was a nightmare, then another friend called and said my step-dad had turned up at his house demanding to know where I was and when my friend said he didn't know (which he didn't) said he'd call the police and get him done for obstruction.  They take craziness to another level!

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Re: Is It Always N Behavior to Violate Others' Boundaries?
« Reply #7486 on: June 16, 2016, 07:21:22 AM »
https://www.reddit.com/r/JUSTNOMIL/comments/4l7kju/mil_in_the_wild_blink_once_for_yes_twice_for_no/?

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Argh this has been my mum's trick for years!  She's got so much information out of people and so many people running around after her by pulling the 'we don't know where they are/the police are looking for them/tup's mentally unstable and the baby's at risk' blah blah blah and so many people have fallen for it and either come after me or given her what she was asking for.  My sister rang me one Christmas to check I was staying at my friend's, as arranged (which I was), and then informed me that half the county was looking for me because my mum had told everyone I had gone on the run with my son and the police couldn't locate me (although funnily enough my sister managed to locate me easily enough by RINGING MY PHONE).  It was a nightmare, then another friend called and said my step-dad had turned up at his house demanding to know where I was and when my friend said he didn't know (which he didn't) said he'd call the police and get him done for obstruction.  They take craziness to another level!

WHOA!!!  I am SO GLAD you are NC with those NUT JOBS!!!!   :shock:  I know, here in the states, police do NOT take kindly to false reports!  If that ding bat had pulled that here and the police realized she was making false accusations, she would have been visiting inside of a jail cell herself! 

I remember, one time, years ago when I was working in the admissions office of a university, we had a few incidents similar to this.  In the states, we have a law called "The Buckley Amendment" that protects the privacy of adult students.  This prevents knuckleheads from coming in and demanding information on any student without the student's explicit WRITTEN permission that is kept in the file.  On more than one occasion, we've had parents come in DEMANDING private information and we refer them straight back to the student they birthed.  The student is an adult, they need to have that adult conversation with their adult offspring.  We were NOT going to divulge any information without the student's knowledge.  This one day, a police officer strolls in and demands information.  I asked for his warrant, (officers are supposed to produce one with demands like that).  The dude flashes his badge at me and I told him, "Nope, that is NOT a warrant!"  He threatened to arrest me for obstruction and I told him, "Take me to court and I will cite the Buckley Amendment to the judge!"  That shut him up and he left.
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Re: Is It Always N Behavior to Violate Others' Boundaries?
« Reply #7490 on: June 16, 2016, 08:55:33 AM »
https://www.reddit.com/r/JUSTNOMIL/comments/42hoj8/mil_and_the_car_seat/?

What part of the word "NO" does this MIL NOT understand?
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« Reply #7491 on: June 16, 2016, 09:41:39 AM »
https://www.reddit.com/r/JUSTNOMIL/comments/4oc865/slagatha_and_the_new_baby_long/

This N deserved getting PUNCHED OUT!!!!  YAY NEW MOM!!!  YOU GO GIRL!!!
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« Reply #7495 on: June 18, 2016, 07:54:01 AM »
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« Reply #7496 on: June 19, 2016, 08:14:29 AM »
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« Reply #7497 on: June 19, 2016, 12:38:00 PM »
https://www.reddit.com/r/JUSTNOMIL/comments/4otfnk/boundaries_are_made_to_be_overstepped_clearly/

After reading this, it triggered another memory.  I'm not sure if I had mentioned the memory before or not.  This situation took place not long after I moved away from home and was living on my own.  (This was during the 70's and gas prices were horrible!)

One day, I get a phone call from NWomb-Donor asking me what I had planned for a given period of time.  (Yeah, warning flags and red alert klaxons are going off as soon as I heard that question.)  I told her I wasn't sure yet as I had some school projects to work on and I asked her why she needed to know.  She goes into this spiel of how she and her unmarried sister wanted to go visit "Aunt So-and-so" because they were "SO CONCERNED" about "Aunt So-and-so's" well-being, etc., etc. 

(Uh-uh!  I call bull$hit on this!)  To give some background,  "Aunt So-and-so" is NOT related by blood.  She was formerly married to NWomb-donor's brother and they divorced before I was born.  I had NEVER met the lady and wouldn't recognize her if I bumped into her on the street.  For YEARS, EVERY SINGLE TIME the name of "Aunt So-and-so" was mentioned, NWomb-Donor would spit and curse her name and begin gossiping about the latest dirt she heard from her brother.  This hostile gossiping continued until about December 1973 when my uncle, NWomb-donor's brother, shot and killed himself.  Without NWomb-donor's brother, the source of the "dirt" came to a screeching halt!  My gut was telling me that NWomb-donor was looking for an opportunity to get fresh "dirt" to gossip about and wanted to use me to get it!  Oh!  Hell to the NO!!!  To add to all of this, "Aunt So-and-so" lived several hundred miles away so this would NOT be a short or cheap road trip by ANY means!

I commented that we needed to calculate all the costs of the gas, plus food, lodging, etc. and divide it three ways...NWomb-Donor would pay a third, the unmarried aunt would pay a third, and I would pay a third.  NWomb-Donor got PISSED and started yelling at me about how DARE I ask for that because "WE'RE FAAAAAAAMILY!"  (Yeah!  Right, B!TCH!!  How CONVENIENT for YOU!)  I shouted back:  "Have you seen the prices at the gas pumps lately?!?  I am NOT eating the ENTIRE costs for a several hundred mile round trip to go visit somebody that I have NEVER met!"  NWomb-donor said she would talk to the unmarried aunt and get back to me.  A little while later, I get another phone call angrily telling me that the proposed trip has been cancelled and she slams the phone in my ear!

I went back to what I had originally planned to do to begin with and let her stew in her own juices.  Saved me a lot of aggravation by saying "NO!"  I didn't realize until decades later that I had set a boundary and stuck to it.
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Re: Is It Always N Behavior to Violate Others' Boundaries?
« Reply #7498 on: June 19, 2016, 07:22:16 PM »
https://www.reddit.com/r/JUSTNOMIL/comments/4ovojc/hubby_the_hero_or_how_dh_stood_up_to_my_dad/

This N learned the hard way....do NOT mess with a Marine!!!  Semper Fi!!!!!

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