It appears it can be payback time. Yesterday the ex, rear ended my vehicle while turning around in my driveway. (The driveway can hold 6+ cars easy and has a turnaround area, so god knows how the fat cow managed to pulled that maneuver off). Now there are some heavy duty scratches in the bumper. Not a really a big deal since I'm not a car focused person.
But, it dawned on me that this is the first time in almost 20 years that he will actually have to pay for some of the damage he has done. He used to get off on destroying stuff of mine in a passive aggressive way, never mind his multiple affairs. I've heard that he has had about an accident a year for the last 4 years or so.
So the question is: do I let it go, have him pay for the damage or do I inform the insurance company and file a claim. What would you do?
But, it dawned on me that this is the first time in almost 20 years that he will actually have to pay for some of the damage he has done. He used to get off on destroying stuff of mine in a passive aggressive way, never mind his multiple affairs. I've heard that he has had about an accident a year for the last 4 years or so.
So the question is: do I let it go, have him pay for the damage or do I inform the insurance company and file a claim. What would you do?
