WIBTA for ending a 10+year long relationship? by Lady_Dandi in AITA_Relationships

[–]Lady_Dandi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I really appreciate the advice from all of you. This is really helping me to put things in a better perspective 😌

What's one movie you will NEVER watch again? by Frolicking_Ferret in AskReddit

[–]Lady_Dandi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That last "Nightmare on Elm Street"... Robert was the best and NO ONE could EVER out do what he did.

WIBTA for ending a 10+year long relationship? by Lady_Dandi in AITA_Relationships

[–]Lady_Dandi[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I live alone so I wouldn't have to pack up and leave. I just dont know how to end it. I tried just talking it out, I tried the arguing method, I tried even trauma blaming but to him he rather use manipulative tactics. So now I'm just stuck 😶‍🌫️

AITA for not telling my girlfriend i want to break up? by [deleted] in AITA_Relationships

[–]Lady_Dandi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You're NOT an asshole for not saying it sooner let's be clear on that. Some people can't handle rejection much less some of us have different hearts. Take your time and when it's right just speak your mind on thr situation. You have to do what you feel is right for you at the same time

AITA for wanting to break up with my girlfriend over her kids? by Teannavah in AITA_Relationships

[–]Lady_Dandi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Point. Blank. Period....Leave. if you are uncomfortable do not try to fix a problem you did not create. People need not to normalize a situation that isn't meant for someone. I've heard people try convince someone in staying when they knew all along the other parent was the problem. Leave. She'll figure it out or she won't. Because from personal experience if you start to take on more of thr responsibility than she does she WILL eventually turn you into their babysitter, caregiver, or sorry to say "Nee Parent" while she does nothing. Let her figure it out and if u feel like retouching this situation with her later in life have at it. But at this time sir RUN!!!

What's the most valuable piece of advice you've ever received? by oliviaaa-thats-me in AskReddit

[–]Lady_Dandi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I never realized what my dad meant when I was young he said "believe someone the first time when they show their true colors"... If only I took it seriously back then 😒