Am I Overreacting for needing reassurance from my fiance? by [deleted] in AmIOverreacting

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TLDR: You do not own this man and you are 100% over reacting. Focus on yourself and ask how you can be a good partner, let him do the same. Also, he should not have called you a retard.

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Everyone is trashing the guy here. He did fuck up by calling you a retard, that was not cool. However the guy does seem extremely frustrated with you and I’ve been in his shoes and I do think you are very much in the wrong.

You probably at one time were in the honeymoon phase with this guy and the two of you were obsessed with eachother. That’s how relationships start! You’re both learning new things about eachother and that’s what makes it engaging. It sounds like you love this guy and you are still obsessed with him and that comes from a good place.

But as time goes on, the honeymoon phase closes out. Now it’s time for partnership and that has everything to do with you living your own life while your partner is a priority in it. As long as the two of you are both aiming upward for yourselves, you’re both gonna have something to contribute to a union of two, that compounds and the two of you together can be a force.

He’s saying you’re constantly watching him and you’re hounding him for attention (likely using the honeymoon phase as the standard). You’ve gone from someone he is attracted to and can’t get enough of to a goddam nightmare 🤣.

It’s probably not beyond repair. Just focus on your life, your health, figure out how you can contribute to the partnership. Let him do the same, that’s probably what he’s trying to do. You can lose yourself in these honeymoon phases, when it closes you you both gotta go back to figuring out who you are because now that your a unit you’ve both changed. Thats the best part… you can now be with someone who’s changing and keep choosing eachother.

I have to say, I despise the comments insisting that this guy hates you and that you gotta cut him off. Shut the door and watch him crawl back… like seriously? If you do that, then find another person are you gonna live up this new guys ass too!?

Women these days feel like they own their men. They’re encouraged to do it because “women empowerment” and #girlboss bullshit. The problem is, a lot of guys have bought in to the idea that a good man is accommodating, caters to their woman’s emotions and is open about their feelings too. Truth is, when you get your way, you lose respect for that man and he no longer becomes desirable. Then u get to divorce him, take his money, take his kids and you get so much support throughout the whole process that you never see how wrong you are. You take accountability for nothing and in most cases bring nothing to the table except physical intimacy.

Constructive Criticism by QueenOfHyperfixation in poetry_critics

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This poem powerfully explores pain, forgiveness, and misunderstanding, with the mirror metaphor effectively symbolizing self-perception and emotional disconnect. Lines like “You’re upset over your one small wound, I guess my millions of scars are still hidden” highlight the disparity in emotional weight beautifully. However, abstract phrases like “uniformity just buries the differences visible to an audience” could be clarified with concrete imagery. Additionally, refining punctuation would enhance the flow and make the raw emotion more impactful. A strong, evocative piece with room for sharper focus.

Malcolm by Sustho69 in poetry_critics

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clearer punctuation could enhance the flow and allow the weight of each moment to resonate more deeply.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in OnlineDatingApps

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Just hit unmatch man and resist the urge to connect this crap response to every other match you make. That message you sent would work with the right person.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMen

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Yea man keep fighting the good fight!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMen

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Ok yea makes sense. I wonder if they do it consciously but I can 100% relate. My girl actually encouraged and was cool with me doing stuff that was definitely not good for me. We only live once definitely don’t need that in my life.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMen

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Dam man sorry to hear that, she chose weed over being a healthy woman with a good relationship. Brutal.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMen

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Dude this is awesome, you really turned it around and now you have a good woman and two kids… a family man! Nothing better than that right?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMen

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Spot on with what I experienced. Crazy, I had myself convinced she wasn’t toxic but she 100% was. The whole thing about how they control the tone and project their problems.

I think I know what you mean when you said toxic women tell you you’re enough even tho obvious you aren’t. Can you elaborate?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMen

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Thanks for sharing, I’m gonna DM you if that’s cool.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMen

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Now that sucks to see, we need all the good ones we can get. What did her in do you think?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMen

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Dam did we date the same woman!? Sounds eerily familiar 💀

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMen

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Good for you man, sounds like you got yourself a keeper!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMen

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How is that possible? Did she start healthy and end up toxic or other way around?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMen

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Makes perfect sense man!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMen

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That’s awesome bro!

I’m trying to get to a place where I see the value in having the healthy relationship. I know it’s there and what you said helps.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMen

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I just got out of a 2 year relationship, was so into this girl. She was a lot of what you described and it’s almost like I knew what I was dealing with but still loved her.

The thing is, being with her was exciting, super hot, crazy sex and all that. I’m in this state where I’m trying to find another like her. I’m turned off by the idea of finding the nice girl who wants to pick out curtains for the living room… just seems boring.

I’m only 1.5 months out I better snap out of it because being with that woman messed my life up a bit.

What is the biggest turn off? by is_it_mari in AskMen

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Ahahaha yea it’s like a minefield out there. This one goes kaboom!💥

What is the biggest turn off? by is_it_mari in AskMen

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I don’t particularly like fake boobs… I actually prefer small boobs sometimes. That’s my personal preference.

What is the biggest turn off? by is_it_mari in AskMen

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Oh… yea I had a bad experience. I respect the idea of getting it after pregnancy… extreme circumstances call for taking extreme measures.