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30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away He called me a " cnt" , after he lost his job again, did nothing for 3 weeks while I worked 150h with 2 days off imbetween, cleaned , made food , paid all the bills for nearly 5 years .. he called me a cnt, cause I was a bit in a mood after I finished my 11h shift and came home to him scrolling through fb and the house a mess. I decided I wasted 5 years on him, how many more years am I ready to waste ? Decided that none .. been single for more than a year now and I've never been happier with myself and my life

dizzea , Keira Burton Report

Final score:

325points

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tabithapaquette98 1 year ago

At least you finally woke up.

64points

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away When his dad asked me why I was staying with such an AH when I wasn’t even related to him. “You don’t owe him anything. Neither do we but he’s our son.” It made me realize I’d been waiting for permission to leave the whole time…

companion86 , Ben Mack Report

Final score:

280points

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Feathered Dinosaur 1 year ago

When even the parents realize their kid is bad...

156points

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away When I started looking forward to him LEAVING the house. It felt like a weight off my chest whenever he was gone

Historical_Panic_465 , Pixabay Report

Final score:

254points

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Laughing otter 1 year ago

Oh, god. I remember this. And aimlessly driving around after work to delay having to go home.

80points

EnvironmentalAd3673 , Burak The Weekender Report

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away When he screamed at me for leaving a light on while he was sleeping, two days after I had brain surgery and was still on some very strong painkillers. The best decision I ever made was leaving him.

Final score:

233points

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Biana Weatherford 1 year ago

It was an excuse. He didn't care about the light. He just needed to assert his macho manliness.

4points

insertcaffeine , Andrea Piacquadio Report

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away When I started to look forward to his business trips, because everything was so much easier and more pleasant when he was gone. I was only cleaning up after myself and an infant! (Which, that sucks in and of itself, but...) There was no second adult making messes and waking me up in the middle of the night to pester me for sex.

I got the idea, this could be every day.

I made it happen. And then the baby was the only one waking me up, because that's what babies do

Final score:

217points

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Feathered Dinosaur 1 year ago

What kind of an aṣshole would wake someone regularly up at night to demand ṣex? I can't even imagine such a jerk

95points

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away I quit drinking and realized I hated him

mickdunnafin , Chris F Report

Final score:

202points

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Maisey Myles 1 year ago

When I gave up drinking, my ex said I wasn't fun anymore. I told him he was no fun when he was drunk. He called me a stupid (b)itch The next night, he called me from jail needing bail for a DUI. I couldn't stop laughing.

4points

WhoGotSnacks , Karolina Grabowska Report

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away When I had suffered through 1.5 years of post-partum depression without realizing it, and I was sitting on the couch with our child sleeping in my arms, and I was sobbing to my then-husband, saying "Something is wrong with me. I need help. I can't do this alone."

He didn't even look up from his phone. He just kept scrolling and flatly said, "I already raised my kids. This one is yours."

Stayed with him 8.5 more years for a total of 12.

Finally out now, tho!

Final score:

188points

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Brenda 1 year ago

This happened to me (a psychology major), only hubby immediately called and got me into a Dr. Youngest was 18mo, older one 8. He stepped up and took over. As your dipwad should have done. So glad you're doing well!

15points

Greenmantle 1 year ago

So glad your partner did the the right thing and was supportive

2points

Heather Resatz 1 year ago

Wow .. just wow ..

8points

StumblingThroughLife 1 year ago

Another 8.5 years.... 😶 Is Govt help so bad in the USA (I'm guessing by 'Post partum', as it's called Post-Natal' in UK) that she couldn't get help until she was back on her feet? Or b/c she loved him too much? So bloody saddening that she couldn't walk away.

5points

BluEyedSeoulite 1 year ago

Yes. It's pretty bad. I know many people tied down to dbags because of finances or health insurance

8points

Azure Adams 1 year ago

kinda reeks of baby trap... who wanted to have kids? him wanting more or you wanting your own? I'll get down voted but this seems to be a two sides story with bias to me

1point

Megalodon Meg 1 year ago

You can't baby trap someone you absolute rotting beet. It takes two to make one, it should be two to raise it. Nobody in the history of ever was like hmm I'd like to force this person to impregnate me knowing full well they suck and I'd end up a single parent. Grow up.

0points

Sharon Jackson 1 year ago

Wow! glad you finally dumped the loser. Well done!

1point

Lee Banks 1 year ago

I'm glad you're out, now.

0points

Tuna Beach 1 year ago

Oof.

0points

Bryn 1 year ago

It's his kid as well...

0points

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away It just…stopped. I had no more mental energy. We were living in a somewhat ‘fundamentalist Christian’ community and I had no support as a wife or a woman. I reached out for help and no one was there. I [wanted to hurt myself]. It was oddly enough his boss telling me that I had to be a better wife or leave today. I left that day.

Royal_Right , Alexandra Report

Final score:

181points

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Shark Lady 1 year ago

The fundi life seems to benefit men and men only. Women can be abused in every way you can think of and will be told it's their fault for not being better wives.

142points

#10

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away It occurred to me one day that there would be no relationship if I stopped trying. I was doing 100% and he was doing 0%. So one day, I just stopped everything. We didn’t have a final conversation or anything at all. I just stopped talking to him and we never talked again. It was a 4 year relationship.

pbd1996 , Monstera Report

Final score:

177points

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tabithapaquette98 1 year ago

I'm glad you got out. That was not a relationship at all.

48points

#11

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away When he slapped me during a disagreement.

I was not going to support his a** after that.

squatter_ , Zen Chung Report

Final score:

176points

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Fabian Bernard 1 year ago

Anyone should leave at first abuse, even verbal if it's possible

17points

Femaleharper , RDNE Stock project Report

#12

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away When he spent daycare money on cigarettes. Our rule was diapers first, even if it meant we ate ramen a few times a week. I scrubbed toilets to cover rent when he lost his jobs. This was after 7 years of me doing 99% anyways, but once I couldn't make up for his deficiency and it impacted my ability to care for our kids, that was the lightbulb.

Been almost 4 years. Best choice I ever made.

Final score:

173points

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Strawberry 1 year ago

you bet it was the best choice you made!

23points

Cultural-Chart3023 , cottonbro studio Report

#13

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away My husband was gone for a few days and the kids and i didn't even notice lol

Final score:

169points

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Nay Wilson 1 year ago

That says a lot about how much he contributes to the family

6points

#14

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away When he didn’t show up while I was hospitalized pregnant with our baby. When he didn’t show up to the NICU. When he wouldn’t even bother to wake up on a Saturday to spend time with me. I’m in it still but I want out

Intrepid_Plan_5202 , Mengliu Di Report

Final score:

168points

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tabithapaquette98 1 year ago

Please leave. He is never going to change! Never.

12points

#15

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away When he punched out my rear view mirror while I was driving because I asked how his job search was going.

justrainalready , Hadi Slash Report

Final score:

154points

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Heather Resatz 1 year ago

Obviously his job search isn't going well??

8points

#16

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away Oh hell, mine was the moment back in 2010 when he called his mom on the phone and ask if he could go live with her. He didn't mention if WE (myself and our 5 year old son) could also live with her. I had to ask him very out loud (so she could hear me) "What about us??!" Then he changed it to, "Oh yeah and them too". I knew then love was no longer a thing between us and I'd fallen out of love at that very moment.

SugarBabyWannabe , Armin Rimoldi Report

Final score:

153points

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Bec 1 year ago

Wow

39points

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#17

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away When he sat me down after a long day (of me working 2 jobs, going to school and raising our child) to tell me about how I'm not meeting his "needs"

chronicpzzapain , Clara Report

Final score:

149points

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Maisey Myles 1 year ago

I would've said, "that's so funny! I feel the same way"

3points

#18

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away He asked me to look up nonprofits to dedicate my time and his money to in the future, despite the fact that I was the breadwinner at the time and he knew very well that I had lofty professional goals. He automatically assumed that I would assume a housewife role and abandon all of my goals to cater to his career. Turns out we weren’t on the same page and he didn’t like that.

Thankfully, I’m with a supportive partner who sees me as his equal and am well on my way to actualizing those goals.

anonanonanonanana , Julia Volk Report

Final score:

149points

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Majungasaurus 1 year ago (edited)

It’s always the audacity for me with that kind of man 😂 like “yeah no I didn’t make my own plans for my life since childhood or anything. Yeah don’t worry about my life’s hopes and dreams. I’ll just uh, stay home and keep doing your laundry for you, sounds great.” Like do they ever wonder for themselves how it feels to be told “I’m in charge of you, I make/am in charge of all the money and you do the chores and raise the kids and shop and cook?” I doubt the TRAD husbands would be okay with that if the roles were reversed. (Not bashing SAHMs at all, y’all work harder than me and deserve the world. Also SAHDs and men who actually step up in the household, this post isn’t directed at you, give yourself a high-five and keep being fantastic 😊)

5points

uglylittletroll , EVG Kowalievska Report

#19

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away When I came home from work he was laying on the sofa playing video games.(He was unemployed at the time.) Dishes in the sink, the bed wasn't made, the house was a mess. He didn't even lift his head to greet me

Final score:

134points

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Feathered Dinosaur 1 year ago

Kick his lazy asṣ out at once

51points

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#20

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away I kept going to take a shower and realizing I already had. The only time I had a minute to myself was in the shower. It was like working two full time jobs. Worked all day in the office to drive home to do house work/child care until bed. I would wake up hating life. Now I'm single and so much happier.

scubagirl44 , Karolina Grabowska Report

Final score:

124points

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Feathered Dinosaur 1 year ago

At least she's taking care of one child less now

52points

#21

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away when he was nearly 30 and pretended he didn't know what a baking sheet/cookie sheet was because I asked him to make dinner one night - it was a frozen lasagna, the instructions were to put it on a cookie sheet and shove it in the oven.

KittyLord0824 , Anna Pyshniuk Report

Final score:

119points

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Brenda 1 year ago

He knew. He didn't care.

5points

#22

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away When he had an affair while I was busy taking care of everything so he could golf on the weekends to “relax after working all week” (we both worked full time) and then blamed me because I wasn’t a good partner. All while not noticing that I was deeply depressed

Actual_Pressure_4346 , Jopwell Report

Final score:

116points

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Rahul Pawa 1 year ago

Another very relatable one.

2points

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#23

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away When he became my fourth child. I gave birth to 3 children, I didn’t need a fourth

happyplaceshere , Skyler Ewing Report

Final score:

114points

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GoGoPDX 1 year ago (edited)

I feel this is so common. Men Children. This is usually a problem with how they were raised. My husband was like this,. His mom did everything for him growing up, and his dad was 100% a Man Child and a weaponized incompetence master. So this was his example of being a husband . Furthermore, his mom ensured the message got across by creating it herself. Like, as a child and teen, if my husband was given a new task, or chore, and did it wrong, that was it, his mom would just do it because it he took to long or it wasn't done right, and it was easier for her to just stop it herself.. It was for stupid little stuff to. He got sent to the store to get a couple groceries , and he picked out the wrong brand of milk, and that was it. He obviously couldn't handle getting groceries without doing it wrong. This upbringing created a shït storm if anxiety with pretty much any normal adulting task. When we got together, he worked more than I did, and I told him I could help with the extra stuff he needed. I also did not understand how deep of an issue this was. So, over a couple years, and I was working full time again, the extras turned into everything, I was overwhelmed and resentful, and I realized, he couldn't manage anything a normal adult should know. He would get so anxious over the majority of everyday adulting tasks, he just couldn't do them. It really affected his self esteem, and our was destroying our relationship. We had a very serious talk about it. We went to counseling (personal and couples) and he worked on learning how to do stuff, and I helped teach him, and within a year, we were sharing all the responsibilities. It has been 8 years since things changed, and it has only gotten better. He still struggles with cooking, but he still does it on his cooking nights. I was lucky as my husband realized that it was not healthy and he cared enough about the relationship and me, and got help and worked hard to "grow up" But many out there have no clue, and if they do, they have no problem continuing being treated like a child, and if that is the case, GTFO!

55points

#24

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away When I could adjust myself to be absolutely perfect for him, everything he wanted, and he still didn't respect me, demanded more from me, and then started demanding that I return back to the person I was before I changed myself for him

ILoveYourPuppies , Liza Summer Report

Final score:

114points

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Shark Lady 1 year ago

You shouldn't have to change yourself for someone who claims to love you. Nor should you try to change someone.

61points

eveningsand14-1311 , Anete Lusina Report

#25

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away When I kept trying to ask him to communicate with me, talk to me about our problems so we could fix it but he just ignored me and disrespected me, and told me he was only with me because of our daughter. That's the time I knew the marriage was doomed.

Final score:

106points

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Rahul Pawa 1 year ago

This one is also very relatable.

24points

#26

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away We were married for 6 years and I was just...blind, not willing to give up on the marriage? It didn't go downhill right away, he just got more and more lazy during the years, leaving all the chores for me (I also had a full time job). Luckily, we didn't have kids. Trying to talk to him did nothing.

The lightbulb moment...I guess it happened when I came across a guy who was kind to me and thought of my needs (unlike my ex). It wasn't at all easy to admit to myself that the marriage was over. I broke down because I had been ignoring my feelings for so long.

Insideno11 , Kumar Saurabh Report

Final score:

101points

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tabithapaquette98 1 year ago

I'm very glad you did realize it and was able to leave.

29points

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#27

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away I was away for a couple of months, about a month in I cried on the phone with him because I missed him, and all I wanted was to know I wasn't alone in this, that he missed me too.

He got angry and said I'm asking too much of him. So he stopped talking to me, cuz I was upset he didn't miss me.

Big-Bug6427 , Molly Champion Report

Final score:

93points

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tabithapaquette98 1 year ago

Bye bye ah!

23points

Moonlightdreamer91 , David Goehring Report

#28

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away When he told me that I’ve done nothing to show my love for him, even though I was the one constantly making him feel validated and fully supported financially.

Final score:

87points

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Boopy Cat 1 year ago

Def sounds like time to leave.

17points

#29

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away When he told me am to hard to please .

VirtualRepublic2258 , Pixabay Report

Final score:

46points

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Kathryn Baylis 1 year ago (edited)

Total projection. The only people I have known who tell other people how hard they (the others) are to please, are themselves the hardest people in the world to please. They’re also totally not self-aware, so of course won’t realize just how much hard work they are to be around. They cannot see who it is that’s the one constant in that equation.

27points

#30

30 Times Women Recognized Their Role In An Unbalanced Relationship And Decided To Walk Away When he told me I should tell him what he should do that would make me happy? I mean if YOU on your OWN cannot think of single thing that would be able make me feel prioritised in your life and want ME to tell you even THAT. Then sorry bye!

Liverryday , Alberto Report

Final score:

38points

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john li 1 year ago

Idk if I agree with this one. Ofc there's always stuff that will probably make someone happy like buying flowers etc. But it might not be something they want the most. And I thought communication is a good thing in relationships.

20points

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talliloo 1 year ago

it took a good therapist to make me understand the moment i realized i needed to leave as i had been filled with guilt for the thought. it was an abusive marriage (this was over 40 yrs ago.) found myself out in his workshop w/my then 6 mos old baby trying to decide if i wanted to oil up the valves on his welder. for those who don't know, putting oil on the valves would have caused it to explode. the thought scared me so badly that i started making plans immediately. later learned that the horrible thought of doing such a heinous act was actually myself realizing that i was in a fight or flight self preservation moment-she was right. still, being a very non violent person it is something that i think about how far one person can torment another into doing something so terrible when it feels like there is no way out.

10points

Lorraine R 1 year ago

Read Susan Glaspel's short story, "A Jury of her Peers." It was written about 1910, before women could vote or sit on juries.

0points

David Leick 1 year ago

I can't help but think a lot of these posts are about that Kenny guy.

9points

Min 1 year ago

Hahahahaha!

5points

similarly 1 year ago

So far, I've been pleasantly surprised by the comments. The comments have been, for the most part, supportive and compassionate and peaceful.

4points

Chirag Vegda 1 year ago

Articles was biased but they are eye opening...i have just saved this page to show those who ask me why i prefer to be single..

3points

UpQuarkDownQuark 1 year ago

I’m so embarrassed at how long it took me to grow up. Yes, I was raised in a typical 70s/80s household where I wasn’t expected to do the housecleaning, laundry, dishes, etc. because I was a boy, but why did it take me so damn long to notice that these things weren’t just magically doing themselves? My mom and then my first wife were doing them, and I would only reluctantly help when asked. I was a selfish idiot and a child!

2points

The Original Bruno 1 year ago

I'm happy to see that the first several were constructive, not simply man-bashing. BP has an issue with that. The funny thing is that if you included men's stories, it would probably still be about 90-10 because men often don't want to talk about it or don't really know what happened... which is why including some men's stories might be most beneficial. I'm not saying "it takes two to tango," nor am I trying to find a counter-story or justification. Evil behavior is NOT always balanced in a relationship. I'm only saying that this is a case where some diversity could help a lot more people.

2points

Deborah Rubin 1 year ago

In college. I have a car. He didn't. Fill in the blanks. Out the car door fast, I concentrated on my studies. Saw him at a bush stop some time later. I guess he didn't really want a car, just someone to drive him around.

2points

blatherskitenoir 1 year ago (edited)

I read this somewhere and it has rung true: men and women have fundamentally opposite romantic ideals. A woman's romantic ideal is a high-effort man. One who puts in a lot of work into the relationship, into earning and keeping her affections, and keeps up that effort for the lifetime of the relationship. That's why romcoms have big, grand gestures and the like. A man's romantic ideal is assurance/ loyalty/ ease. He wants to know that he has won her affections, and can be assured that, even when he has no money, loses his status, and stops buying her stuff...she will still stay and love him regardless. He can relax. Which is why male-audience-centric films usually have a doting wife off in the corner somewhere, or a string of hot, DTF women throwing themselves at the protagonist without him trying. Of course, this desire for assuridy can twist into literal laziness or momma's boy dependency, which causes problems and "walk away wife syndrome".

0points

Rai 1 year ago

When I was sitting on the toilet, trying to wipe my a**, holding our preemie, and he was standing in the bathroom doorway trying to have a conversation with me. He would never hold her, help me with her, nothing. Then, when I was told to take her to the ER, and he wouldn't come with, because he'd just gotten off work, and he was, "too tired." I'm sorry, but when your 3 month old needs seen IMMEDIATELY by the doctor, "too tired" is meaningless. Especially since I was driving. The doctor wouldn't even let me wait half an hour so that my sister could come with me. She had to go in RIGHT THEN. Everything is fine now. She's ok. Things didn't turn out so well for him.

0points

Rhiana Serl 1 year ago

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Pumpkinpi 1 year ago

After many years of him becoming a full fledged alcoholic and taking all his anger out on me, constantly accusing me of cheating, belittling me, snarky comments when I actually tried to dress up once in a blue moon. The last straw was when I was called a f*****g b***h because I took the first seat at a table and not the one next to him cause it was easier access to the bathroom.

0points

Rick 1 year ago

I am a bit surprised by the number of women that stayed in these relationships for years and had children with these men. They didn't see any red flags before or shortly after their marriage?

0points

TRQ 1 year ago

No. These males are master manipulators and are experts at hiding their abusive side until they babytrap these women.

8points

Milan 1 year ago (edited)

Will we read also 30 Times Men Recognized…? Just once, thanks 😉

-2points

TRQ 1 year ago

Feel free to make that post yourself.

3points

D S 1 year ago

Need to cross post the ones about women. Face it folks. It goes both ways. Men and women can be tards :)

-2points

TRQ 1 year ago

You are more than welcome to create your own BP post about women. But instead you're here whining that someone's not doing it for you. Are you a male, by chance? Because that's what a male would do.

8points

AndThenICommented 1 year ago

I’m sure there was one a few weeks ago though I can’t remember the title. It was something along the lines of ‘times men their partner was no good’ or some sort. I’m not sure what you’re arguing or triggered by - you just want validation that some women can be awful in a relationship? Are you trying to say it happens in all relationships, as frequently despite the dynamic (same sex or straight)? Or are you trying to downgrade the OPs stories?

2points

Brock Landers 1 year ago

And the proof of the misandry is people down voting you for correctly saying this goes both ways. Kinda sad. And most are cowardly and just down vote and run, no refutation of the comment they are seemingly against.

-3points

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HARRY KOPPERS 1 year ago

A lot of these are very one-sided, and many counsellors would call b******t. About half were fully justified in the face of inexcusable behavior, and many sound like one half of a very co-dependent relationship. Sure, get out (what price peace) but for goodness sake get your own self together, or you'll wind up with the same guy agaon, and at that point sympathy will wane.

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David Leick 1 year ago (edited)

Dude, you have so much hate and anger about "men being wronged". Introspection will set you free.

9points

Debbie 1 year ago

The title in the adress bar says "people share exhausing relationship screenshots" but maybe women complain more about bad relationships than men?

0points

monkeydog 1 year ago

Sure, just as soon as those men appear into existence.

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talliloo 1 year ago

10points

Lorraine R 1 year ago

Read Susan Glaspel's short story, "A Jury of her Peers." It was written about 1910, before women could vote or sit on juries.

0points

David Leick 1 year ago

I can't help but think a lot of these posts are about that Kenny guy.

9points

Min 1 year ago

Hahahahaha!

5points

similarly 1 year ago

So far, I've been pleasantly surprised by the comments. The comments have been, for the most part, supportive and compassionate and peaceful.

4points

Chirag Vegda 1 year ago

Articles was biased but they are eye opening...i have just saved this page to show those who ask me why i prefer to be single..

3points

UpQuarkDownQuark 1 year ago

2points

The Original Bruno 1 year ago

2points

Deborah Rubin 1 year ago

2points

blatherskitenoir 1 year ago (edited)

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Rai 1 year ago

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Rhiana Serl 1 year ago

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Pumpkinpi 1 year ago

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Rick 1 year ago

I am a bit surprised by the number of women that stayed in these relationships for years and had children with these men. They didn't see any red flags before or shortly after their marriage?

0points

TRQ 1 year ago

No. These males are master manipulators and are experts at hiding their abusive side until they babytrap these women.

8points

Milan 1 year ago (edited)

Will we read also 30 Times Men Recognized…? Just once, thanks 😉

-2points

TRQ 1 year ago

Feel free to make that post yourself.

3points

D S 1 year ago

Need to cross post the ones about women. Face it folks. It goes both ways. Men and women can be tards :)

-2points

TRQ 1 year ago

You are more than welcome to create your own BP post about women. But instead you're here whining that someone's not doing it for you. Are you a male, by chance? Because that's what a male would do.

8points

AndThenICommented 1 year ago

2points

Brock Landers 1 year ago

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HARRY KOPPERS 1 year ago

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David Leick 1 year ago (edited)

Dude, you have so much hate and anger about "men being wronged". Introspection will set you free.

9points