Remember the sitcom Happy Days where Fonzie could never say "I was wrong" ?

[How to communicate after a contentious divorce...]

    Well... .I think that it's time for some one here on these forums to lighten the mood just momentarily: Anybody remember the character "Fonzie" on the 1970's sitcom called Happy Days?  I am almost fifty now & if you are about my age you will know EXACTLY what I am talking about.

     Fonzie (played be Henry Winkler) could never say "sorry" nor "I was wrong" without stammering and slurring his words. This is like my ex (who is BPD & npd). She is unable to say those words. Literally she is incapable of it (along with her parents who are also BPD & npd). It is actually quite humorous now that I think of it.

[ogopogodude]

    Well... .I think that it's time for some one here on these forums to lighten the mood just momentarily: Anybody remember the character "Fonzie" on the 1970's sitcom called Happy Days?  I am almost fifty now & if you are about my age you will know EXACTLY what I am talking about.

     Fonzie (played be Henry Winkler) could never say "sorry" nor "I was wrong" without stammering and slurring his words. This is like my ex (who is BPD & npd). She is unable to say those words. Literally she is incapable of it (along with her parents who are also BPD & npd). It is actually quite humorous now that I think of it.

[Traumatized]

Aaaaaaaayyyyyyyy!  I'll be in my office planning a jump over a tank full of BPD's on water skis.

[TakingWingAtLast]

Yeah, I do remember that!  LOL

My ex could say she was sorry, but ONLY to get me to come back.  Part of the reengagement.

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