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What to do about this man?

Varzar said:
Probably cause she feels misunderstood or not heard. That is usually what makes people try to clarify their position. I doubt telling her to move on is going to help that feeling.
Also, can you imagine even attempting to move on from some of the experiences she described? I can't. :confused:
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EDITED to remove intemperate language.

Not by the way move on from her awful experiences. No one should be subject to physical and emotional abuse in a relationship. I feel badly for her for her experiences.
 
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