"I don't know the context of the situation, but this raises alarms:
Do you ever violate her rights in some way, then apologize, and then continue the behavior? In other words, are your apologies insincere? If so, there's your problem.
Or…"
Now that's funny!
Any funny toons or pics to share? This one cracked me up!
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