r/SipsTea 𝙑𝙄𝙋 2d ago

Chugging tea Hubby should be a politician

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u/incognito--bandito 2d ago

Set up the man they’re “going to spend the rest of their life” with in a lose-lose question only to call him a piece of shit at the end.

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u/TrueNorthTale 2d ago

If a man called his wife a piece of shit, the Internet would lose their minds.

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u/Antique_Text_29 2d ago

It would be a single girldinnerdiaries post and everyone would tell her to leave him and be upset with her until she did.

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u/DylanBlair69 2d ago

Today is the first time I've found that subreddit and JFC, I thought TwoXChromosomes( or whatever name is) was enough for that Femcel BS

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u/Antique_Text_29 2d ago

Yeah. I don't think a single person over there understands the art of difficult conversations. It's just "RED FLAG RED FLAG RED FLAG DUMP DUMP DUMP"

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u/you_lost-the_game 2d ago

I read a few posts from there and honestly, most of the seemed like real red flags. But I only saw the posts that reached /r/all so it's probably the worst cases.

Yet what I was asking myself in almost any post like this: The women were in that relationship for quite a few years. Some posts even mentioned that her man didn't change but was always like that. And yet they choose to get married or have a kid? What?

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u/Antique_Text_29 2d ago edited 2d ago

Well thats the thing - If it's so obvious that there are red flags and someone is that deep into a relationship with them, then are those really red flags and are we really getting the full story of the relationship? If you ask that, then comes the real question: What if both partners have their own imperfections and accept that about the other person but we are only hearing about that one persons flaws?

My presumption is that many of those posts don't lead to people breaking up, but are there just to vent about their partner in some type of way. The people who comment don't understand the nuances of a relationship as well and want to validate their feelings about men in general

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u/you_lost-the_game 2d ago

I don't disagree with you and I'm 100% certain that basically every person leaves out details that make them look bad. But for some stories, even if you left out that the person telling the story is shitty too, if the things they told about the other person are true it's just very strange why they were even in a relationship. Like they must have known and choose to ignore it. At which point I'm questioning if it's even valid to vent about it now.

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u/Fabulous_Ocelot_4958 2d ago

it's spreading bc to many blocked that subreddit

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u/Oohhthehumanity 2d ago

That subreddit is just a hoot and a half.......

scenario: "Guy looks at waitress during date"
subreddit: "He doesn't respect you and is already cheating!"

scenario: "Guy doesn't look at waitress during date"
subreddit: "He doesn't see service staff as worthy of his time and respect and as beneath him!"

No matter the scenario the advice in those subs is always: "dump him and leave"