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Who is wrong here?

Princess_LilyPrincess_Lily member
edited November 2014 in Parenting
A small gathering is happening at your house.

You're having a conversation in the kitchen with someone, and your SO comes in getting a coffee for a guest. Your SO is continuing their conversation they had a few steps away with a guest who is in another room. They walk in and don't know how loud they are. They didnt see you (enclosed kitchen - 1000 sqft home). Its like I said, a party.

You look at your SO and say, "Stop. Your being rude." Everyone moves on - keeping the peace.

The next day after the (successful) party your SO comes to you when the kids are quiet and its a good time to talk. They say how they felt you were being condensending to them, and that you hurt and embarassed them in front of the guest.

You apologize. After that though, you then justify your reasons for saying how they were still rude.


Who is wrong here?
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  • I'm remaining neutral to whose side was mine, and yes, you're understanding is correct.
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  • Do people have quiet parties?

    We're all talking and calling to people all over the house.

    DH would be furious if I said that to him within earshot of anyone, and vice versa. That's obnoxious.
  • I'd still like to know which role you played in this
  • I feel like I am missing something.  People were talking loudly at a party?  I agree that it is inappropriate to tell your significant other that they were being rude in front of guests, for sure, especially in the scenario you describe.  

    If you were at a gathering with my friends and family, under the circumstances that you describe, everyone would be telling everyone they were rude the entire night.  


  • No to saying you're a being rude. It does sound like a reprimand and yout so is a grown up not a child. Plus like everyone else parties are loud and sometimes you have to talk louder to be heard and sometimes you pause your conversation until those people move on or you do.


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  • She hasn't said if she was the loud talker or the "you're being rude" person. I'm hoping you're the loud talker OP.

    Yeah, but she said she was the one who said you're being rude

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  • Or maybe she didn't. Her follow up comment makes as much sense as her first post.

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  • The person who told the other they were rude was 1) wrong and 2) rude.

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  • Agree with others--the one who said "stop being rude" is in the wrong.  

    On a sidenote, this is another reason why my two-year-old is rude.  He tells me "stop talking mommy" in front of other family members like all the time. 
  • Definitely the person who said "you're being rude" was in the wrong. It's condescending and I would be so embarrassed if H did that to me. H can be pretty loud and sometimes does unintentionally interrupt other conversations in this way, but I would never call him out like that in front of people. I might quietly ask him to bring the conversation back into the other room, but more likely I'd just wait for him to finish the conversation and move back into the other room. 

    At times when he's done something that I see as being rude (although I don't really think the example in the OP is rude), I usually wait until we're alone and tell him in a non-confrontational way what he did that bothered me and what he could have done differently. I would only do this for things that are very obviously rude, though, like the time H answered his cell phone while we were all sitting on the patio chatting (and I waited until we were in the car going home to tell him that next time he should excuse himself before answering his phone)
  • Why won't you tell us who was who? I'm pretty sure the posters here will tell you the truth, no matter which person you were in the story.
     Yeah I don't understand the withholding of this information. 
  • I think it was her. If I came on here with a scenario like that it would be to validate what I did. And since she's not really responding, it's probably because she told her SO he was rude and she thought she was justified. But clearly not.

    I don't even know if that makes any sense. I'm under a hair dryer getting my hair dyed fumes.
  • The "you're being rude" comment was wrong.  Good on the loud person for waiting until the next day to calmly explain that their feelings were hurt.  They could have made the situation much worse by loosing it in the moment.
  • I'm getting the impression she was the loud talker and her H said she was rude, because the way she phrased the justifications for the loud talker sounded in defense of herself to me...if that makes sense.... like she sounds more on their side.

    "didnt know how loud they were.."

    "didnt see you there..."

    meh.

    Either way, yeah, the one who said "Stop youre being rude" was wrong.  How obnoxious.

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  • Princess_LilyPrincess_Lily member
    edited November 2014
    I would like to respect both sides, and prefer not to say who said what. However, I appreciate all of the comments, thank you!

    Eta: Since I'm on mobile, it may have kept me logged in yesterday. I was out all day shopping and working on school stuff so I haven't been able to respond until this morning.


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  • No problem. :)

    I won't be so vague with future posts here.
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  • Princess_LilyPrincess_Lily member
    edited November 2014
    @Mackalien13 With this situation, yes, I'm intentionally leaving that detail out.
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  • Princess_LilyPrincess_Lily member
    edited November 2014

    ANSWER THE QUESTION, CLAIRE


    NO, I NEVER DID IT!!!!
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  • Princess_LilyPrincess_Lily member
    edited November 2014
    https://tinyurl.com/kwvz3ge

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  • Let's just assume she is!
  • Princess_LilyPrincess_Lily member
    edited November 2014
    Can I be Jennifer Lawrence instead?
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  • No. Kim's way more fun.
  • Princess_LilyPrincess_Lily member
    edited November 2014
    You like me, you really like me!
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  • Princess_LilyPrincess_Lily member
    edited November 2014
    This situation was resolved on Friday morning, when the qualm was brought up. We wouldn't dream of bringing it up with company around, when it originally occurred.
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  • Princess_LilyPrincess_Lily member
    edited December 2014


    fredalina said:



    Can I be Jennifer Lawrence instead?

    JLaw would be the one being loud. 

    At the party.

    With other loud people.
    I thought she was actually very introverted?

    She might be, I don't actually know. She just looks like the one to be causing all the noise.

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  • Wait, there's a party?!
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