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ORIGINAL: Bhruic What does that story have to do with telling your partner she looks fat in that dress, or that you hate her mother, or that her cooking sucks, or that your last girlfriend was slightly better in bed??? Since you asked so nicely, I will tell you: First, your examples: "telling your partner she looks fat in that dress" Not only is this wording dumb, in the real world, it's hurtful. "Honesty without compassion is just brutality, masquerading as virtue" When my lady asks me if a dress makes her look fat (and I think it does), I simply say something like: "Well, the purple one certainly shows off your figure better". I have now told her that the dress is not complimentary, without being a complete asshole. I don't hate her mother but, recently, I had to explain to her why I would not be associating with her brothers, anymore (except in very specific, rare, SHORT spurts). I simply sat her down and told her that I found her brothers' behavior toward me to be disrespectful and that I wasn't going to volunteer to be treated that way. I never say "never" but I did tell her that I strongly doubted that I would ever find myself in their presence, again. She took it pretty well, actually and acknowledge that she, too had noticed their behavior. My lady is fully aware that my cooking is better than hers. It's why I do the bulk of the cooking. I didn't tell her her cooking sucked. I cooked something for her and asked her what she would prefer to eat, on a regular basis. You see, she was honest with me, also. Your response to me makes it seem as if you were insulted by my post. That was not my intent. You do seem to be a bit defensive, though. Again, that was not my intent but if it bothers you to such a degree, why defend it? Why not change it? Michael    
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