Neverthesame
Diamond Member
Did you do this before or after promising to keep her personal life personal?I took the conversations to a psychotherapist and after a month or so she said she is suffering from c-ptsd and avoidant personality disorder.
You can't make anyone change their behaviour. Sorry but it doesn't work that way.I asked the psychotherapist if anything can be done to you change her behavior, get her to address issues as she has vocalized many times throughout the years
Was any of that information included in what you told us? I hope not.but I did promise her I would not tell anybody the stuff she's told me
It was a judge. That's what they are supposed to do.the judge made a remark about what was relevant
Not that they are never wrong, but you are in their courtroom, you are expected to work within the limits of what they allow as evidentiary.
A smartass comment like this. Almost never goes over well.I looked at him and I was agitated, and asked him if he had taken law school within the last few months
I can tell you that any time anyone ever speaks to me like that, for any reason. It's not ever gone over well.
He's right. Whether or not his decision is correct, or his education current or not. It's his courtroom, he's in charge. Being a pretentious smartass is the wrong way to get what you want.He took it very personally and since I hadn't called a jury trial he was the one making the decisions.
Five years of no contact with said individual.so the five year no contact order would mean
You want to spread out all of her dirty laundry for the world to see and judge her on. After you said that you would not do this very thing. Then come to some internet forum asking complete strangers if it's going to be ok for you to do this, to someone else who none of us know?should I put it all out there and hope it helps her see maybe if she saw a court find me not quilty she would wonder why and look into things and see her behavior then maybe it will make her worse.....
With nothing to go on other than your stated "good intentions"?
You have a court order to stay away from this person?
I am thinking that might be the best thing.
If you are really looking to help this lady, maybe seeking legal advice from a lawyer, would be best.
Or else, in five years, when you can legally ask her yourself if it's okay to air her personal buisness all over the internet for all to read.
That's what I think would be best.