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Am I the butthole for calling the cops on my fiance? I'm a 35-year-old man, and last night,

my fiance, a 38-year-old woman, left in the evening to give a friend's son a ride back to his home.

She implied that she'd be home before 9. She left at around 7.45 pm. 10.15 rolled around,

and she still wasn't home. I texted, and she apologized to me, saying that her friend's son was

actually in the next town over, maybe 30 minutes away, and she was coming home now. 11.45 rolled

around, and she still hadn't come home, so I called her no answer. I texted her, no response.

I was getting very upset. 12.30 rolled around, and still no response and no answer to my phone calls.

I was extremely angry. 130 rolled around, and my anger had completely transformed into worry.

She wasn't answering my calls, and my texts weren't read. Around 145 in the morning,

I called the cops. I've always heard that the first 24 hours of someone being missing

is the most important, so I didn't want to delay. I asked the cops to let me know if there had been any

traffic accidents involving her car, and the 911 operator told me that they would put the word out,

and send some cops to check along the route that she would travel. I called all the hospitals in

the area to ask if she had been checked in, and I waited outside watching the road for her car

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