Unless they've reinstituted slavery while I wasn't looking, he's not entitled to your time, your attention, or your love, no matter how far he moved. That you have enjoyed sharing those with him in the past does not allow him to appropriate them in future. It's not a thing he owns; it's a thing you happen to share with him when you are moved to do so. Even if he gives you a kidney and saves your life, he can hope for gratitude, not the right to run your life
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You seem to have a pretty clear-headed view of the incident, including your feelings about it and your understanding of the Mr. Chat's mitigating factors, both of which I can really sympathize with since I've been married awhile myself. It can be really tough to sort out the heart of different arguments, particularly about how each person spends their time, because there really are just so many factors beyond what's immediately apparent
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