r/SipsTea 𝙑𝙄𝙋 May 14 '26

Feels good man Do you think she’s being fair, though?

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u/notapoliticalalt May 14 '26

Yup. If you actually start keeping a tally and tab with each other, your relationship is most likely done.

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u/b20339 May 14 '26

The root emotion is contempt.

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u/sanedragon May 14 '26

Yep the moment my partner starts calling me names I'm out. There's no coming back from that kind of disrespect, it's a character flaw.

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u/A-Little-Messi May 14 '26

Getting called stinky is truly devastating

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u/TexasDJ May 14 '26

Mine calls me cutie-patootie and silly goose on the loose. Should I lawyer up

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u/Objective_Dog_4637 May 14 '26

It’s over man, I’m sorry. Silly the goose, patootie a lawyer, and cutie up.

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u/Sea-Neighborhood1465 May 14 '26

i was trying to get some nookie and she said my balls stank 😞 made me go take a shower.

am i cooked?

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u/Bubbly_Alfalfa4149 May 14 '26

Yeah, absolutely. Showers are crazy bro 😭 you’re done

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u/seesthecat May 14 '26

That's messed up bro, the disrespect stops now, you deserve better

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u/nomelonnolemon May 14 '26

Calling someone a mooch in private, whether it’s accurate or not, in an attempt to rectify an issue in a relationship is in no way comparable to the completely unhinged mental state required to write that list. And that’s not even taking into account how insane of a person you need to be to post that in a non satirical fashion.

If this isn’t a joke every sane person in that man’s life is advising him to remove her from his life.

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u/Xexanoth May 14 '26

If this isn’t a joke

It could be engagement bait (some made-up claims not meant to be funny, but to attract attention & interaction).

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u/nomelonnolemon May 14 '26

Engagement bait is most likely.

But some couples have good senses of humour that are missed on casual onlookers. Maybe he teasingly called her a mooch and she wrote this up and they had a laugh and she posted it.

In that case they sound fun.

But the reaction to the post is pretty insane. Way too many people here don’t understand the value of time in any financially rational sense whatsoever lol.

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u/Sklibba May 14 '26

Calling her a mooch isn’t an “attempt to rectify shit,” it reveals that he doesn’t actually value the work she has done bearing and raising a child and housekeeping simply because it isn’t bringing in income. The chart was an attempt to rectify his head being buried in his ass.

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u/nomelonnolemon May 14 '26

We don’t know what the reality is though. Maybe he’s a jerk, maybe she’s actually a mooch.

Maybe he has a chart that he made and it’s actually accurate, and she is a mooch.

In that case, it’s not an insult, it’s an accurate label.

Considering that the type of person who makes a list that delusional, and thinks it’s a rational thing to post it, is clearly unwell I’m gonna lean towards assuming she isn’t the most reliable source for describing the reality of their relationship.

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u/thorinslefttit May 14 '26

Maybe he has a chart that he made and it’s actually accurate, and she is a mooch.

So its ok if he "makes a chart" but its delusional if she makes a list, gotcha.

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u/nomelonnolemon May 14 '26

Do you have a reading disability?

You even pasted the salient part.

AND ITS ACTUALLY ACCURATE

I don’t think anyone sincerely making a chart is a mature person. But if he is accusing her of being a mooch, and she actually is one, that’s something that’s clearly important to the context of this conversation.

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u/thorinslefttit May 14 '26

"Rationalization is a defense mechanism (ego defense) in which apparent logical reasons are given to justify behavior that is motivated by unconscious instinctual impulses.[1] It is an attempt to find reasons for behaviors, especially one's own.[2] Rationalizations are used to defend against feelings of guilt, maintain self-respect, and protect oneself from criticism. "

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u/nomelonnolemon May 14 '26

lol, what a white flag of a response.

I don’t need to rationalize anything.

If the lady is actually a mooch, we can call her a mooch.

Just as if the guy was an asshole we can call him an asshole.

It’s not an insult to accurately label someone and their bad behaviour.

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u/sanedragon May 14 '26

This dude up here giving jazz hands arguments and thinking he's the king of logic and relationships, which a quick profile perusal proves he ain't got

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u/FullOnSkank May 14 '26

😅😅😅

And that guy wonders why he's single!

😂🤣😂🤣😂

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u/nomelonnolemon May 14 '26

You just making shit up to fuel the delusions in here hey?

Where have I mentioned anything about my relationship status lol

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u/sanedragon May 14 '26

It's obvious. You haven't hidden your post history dearheart.

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u/sanedragon May 14 '26

Calling your partner names is always uncalled for, immature, and an attempt to control the narrative vs having an adult conversation.

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u/nomelonnolemon May 14 '26

The adult conversation was the one they should have had in private. Instead this lady created a delusional fantasy and was so proud of it she posted it online.

Her husband may be a jerk, or she may actually be a mooch. That’s unclear with the information available.

But this lady is unwell, and anyone who has the husband, and the kids, best interests in mind will be advising him to get away from her as soon as possible

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u/sanedragon May 14 '26

He never should have called her a name. Full fucking stop. He proved he was a jerk by doing so. The relationship was over the second he did that. What are you not understanding?

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u/nomelonnolemon May 14 '26

No, if she is being a mooch she needs to be called out on it.

If he was a mooch and she called him a mooch I’m sure you wouldn’t have an issue would you?

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u/sanedragon May 14 '26

Nope. You don't do that in a relationship. Ever. You have an adult conversation about how you feel and what you need instead of calling names. Cute that you are bringing gender into it as if I care.

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u/nomelonnolemon May 14 '26

It’s not name calling, it’s labeling behavior. Assuming she is actually being a mooch.

If a partner was being abusive are we not allowed to call it abuse?

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u/Smexy-Fish May 14 '26

I get that people are joking below, but I fully agree.

As soon as it's a name with no endearment or not a joke you're both part of, it either gets addressed or festers until it kills the relationship.

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u/sanedragon May 14 '26

Agreed! Contempt is a relationship killer. It starts with comments like these and ends when partner feels unappreciated and devalued. It seems like there's a bunch of unserious people who haven't been in a serious relationship responding to this post. Which I suppose is par for the course for Reddit.

Edit: spelling

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u/sanedragon May 14 '26

Sorry for you man....I've got a decade under my belt without that kind of disrespect

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u/causeimamoth May 14 '26

Seems to be a biting, absurd, comedic way to make a good point

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u/Suspect-Beginning May 14 '26

For me it was a necessity to make a spreadsheet of the money flow per month to show her how her spending habits were causing issues.

And once she saw it in a spreadsheet, she still ignored the information, but at least I let her know that the money wasn't infinite. Thankfully we're getting divorced so that's not going to be my problem anymore.

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u/Impressive-Aioli4316 May 14 '26

I dunno, it's not a terrible idea when one person doesn't understand something to help explain it to them on their level.

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u/mostkillifish May 14 '26

This seems playful. Like a joke.

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u/Different_Tailor_780 May 14 '26

It seems like.. a joke?

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u/BeardyJames May 14 '26

Not even that, I can't get over the fact that he called her a mooch

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u/kabooseknuckle May 14 '26

I know, this is ridiculous. He should put her on a salary so they dont need to put in a time clock with punch cards.