I love it when people see something in their parents they don't like, and make the effort to remove that from themselves, I can relate to your boyfriend in that sense. I personally think you should forgive him and nurture the part of him that doesn't want to carry on that part of his father, and please never ever use the phrase "you're just like your father" in an argument, it is such a painful thing to hear from someone you love
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If he didn't hurt you and he didn't mean to raise his fist at you, what is there to forgive? It's natural for people to react aggressively when grabbed from behind, and honestly, it's probably a good thing to keep that instinct strong for safety's sake.
Yeah, it wasn't intentional. It can happen, it's not like he did it on purpose
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No, it wasn't intentional. My sister sometimes does things that I am a bit careful about as to protect the face or the eyes in some ways but my mind consciously or subconsciously avoids hers...
Got the sams sh*t going on. I was robbed in the streets once, approached from behind. Since then anybody, and I say ANYBODY, surprising me from behind put him/herself at risk of a punch.
I'm guessing you won't be coming at him from behind again.
Yes, you should forgive and forget. He did not intend anything bad.
Forgive what? The fact that he did not punch you?
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