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what's a boundary in a relationship besides cheating where once it's
broken, there's no 2nd chance?



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|u/Responsible_Caker - 15 hours
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|You trust them with your insecurities or secrets that trouble you the
|most. And when you both fight, those things are used to mock you.


  |u/Sad-Way-4665 - 14 hours
  |
  |And after the divorce, she uses those stories to entertain her
  |girlfriends.


    |u/Responsible_Caker - 14 hours
    |
    |That's gotta hurt.


      |u/Sad-Way-4665 - 9 hours
      |
      |It did


        |u/Moxi86 - 7 hours
        |
        |You two have the same avatar so it took me a minute to realize
        |you weren't talking to yourself


          |u/JuneApe - 7 hours
          |
          |Haha I had the same reaction


          |u/Sad-Way-4665 - 7 hours
          |
          |I didn’t even notice


          |u/Outside-Flatworm1890 - 6 hours
          |
          |3?


            |u/Moxi86 - 5 hours
            |
            |Now you go on and get! Shits confusing as fuck already


          |u/Djdjdjdjdj10 - 1 hour
          |
          |One is responsible and the other is sad


        |u/sharkmouth92 - 8 hours
        |
        |I’ve had this happen and it sucks every single time yet they
        |made us believe we could trust them to tell them if they didn’t
        |demand we tell them.


          |u/mondocalrisian - 7 hours
          |
          |No. There is no they. Women are not a homogeneous group. Stop
          |your red pill bullshit and go outside.


    |u/Grumpis1012 - 8 hours
    |
    |If her friends were good people, they wouldn’t be her friends.


    |u/jmi60 - 7 hours
    |
    |If she was a good person she wouldn't be your ex-wife.


      |u/Sad-Way-4665 - 7 hours
      |
      |Well, that was mostly my doing.


        |u/jmi60 - 6 hours
        |
        |Poor guy. Well, I guess you're fair game in some respects. I
        |would imagine your wife if you were still married would bag on
        |you with her girlfriends because women do that with their
        |girlfriends, so in that respect, she still loves you I guess or
        |she wouldn't talk about you at all.


          |u/overflowingsunset - 24 minutes
          |
          |You’re making a far reaching generalization about women and
          |projecting your insecurities. Women who love their partners
          |and are empathetic won’t be doing that.


    |u/chasingsunset42 - 6 hours
    |
    |Damn… harsh!!


  |u/mrlahhh - 13 hours
  |
  |Oh, this hits too close to home rn.  I knew I shouldn’t have opened
  |this thread ☹️


    |u/Responsible_Caker - 13 hours
    |
    |Whatever your insecurities were, just know its okay to have them,
    |and nobody possesses the right to use it against you.


      |u/Zestyclose_Rabbit586 - 10 hours
      |
      |Right and ability are two different things.


        |u/Responsible_Caker - 6 hours
        |
        |You got a point there.


      |u/mrlahhh - 12 hours
      |
      |Yeah absolutely. Not really about “right” atm though, the
      |betrayal is tough


    |u/SmartAlec105 - 6 hours
    |
    |Same. I was in a drunk-cheerful mood but now I’m in a drunk-
    |concerned mood


  |u/yeah-this-is-fine - 11 hours
  |
  |My ex single handedly gave me performance anxiety, would guilt trip
  |me any time I didn’t want to have sex, and then would use my
  |performance anxiety against me in an argument. That shit stings.


  |u/GoDominion - 8 hours
  |
  |I had a partner make fun of me for having a massive panic attack
  |during sex. I'm a mentally stable person and during that panic attack
  |the one thing I wanted to do was get in my car and drive 80mph into
  |something solid.   She said a few days later after some light banter
  |"at least I don't cry during sex." 0-100 real quick. I looked past it
  |for a while thinking that is was just a slip of the tongue since it
  |was my first relationship, but once I discussed it with friends they
  |said that she needed to go.


    |u/Responsible_Caker - 6 hours
    |
    |That's really wicked in her part. You have great supportive
    |friends.


  |u/Cry-meariver - 13 hours
  |
  |I told my ex boyfriend how my father wanted to marry me off the a
  |minister when I became of age.  He used it against me.


    |u/Responsible_Caker - 13 hours
    |
    |That's really bad and shameful on your ex's part.   Anyway, good
    |thing, he's your ex now.


  |u/natsak491 - 10 hours
  |
  |Yea as soon as something shared in confidence is used against you,
  |game over


  |u/phobosmarsdeimos - 6 hours
  |
  |This is beyond your sexual partner too.  A friend betrays that trust
  |and it's gone.


    |u/Responsible_Caker - 6 hours
    |
    |Absolutely right!


  |u/Specialist-Way-648 - 4 hours
  |
  |You'd be surprised how common this is.   I think it stems from a lack
  |of respect in the relationship, it's def not something people just
  |do.    Well some might.   Hope things are better!


    |u/Responsible_Caker - 4 hours
    |
    |Maybe you're onto something here. It does come from a power
    |imbalance, one feeling he is superior to the other, because he
    |knows personal stuff.  Thank you for your concern, yes they are
    |good. Two of my friends had an ugly spat recently, and one of them
    |spoke some things that shouldn't have been spoken, that made me
    |realise this.


      |u/Specialist-Way-648 - 4 hours
      |
      |That would be a good sign for couples therapy if it continues.
      |Wishing them the best of luck!   Have a good evening!


  |u/MysticIncounter - 10 hours
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  |This is what got me to dump a promising relationship. Very true.


    |u/Responsible_Caker - 6 hours
    |
    |Dodged a bullet there my friend.


  |u/ketchupnliqour - 5 hours
  |
  |My sister has done this to me and a sibling. We confined in them
  |about serious topics and issues with our partners just to have them
  |throw it back in our faces or threaten to tell our partners families
  |about a secret we shared.


    |u/Responsible_Caker - 5 hours
    |
    |Time to disown your sister i guess.


  |u/Aggravating-Pound520 - 3 hours
  |
  |true! Trust and respect should be non-negotiable in any
  |relationship..


  |u/Cheaky_Barstool - 36 minutes
  |
  |Best friend did this to me in January, he then cheated on his gf as
  |well after haha. So yea. Shows the character of the man.


  |u/Goldenbeardyman - 10 hours
  |
  |You trust her*


    |u/Responsible_Caker - 9 hours
    |
    |Him/her/them, whatever floats your boat pal.


|u/Red_Marvel - 16 hours
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|Violence or verbal abuse, get out as soon as possible.


  |u/tunachilimac - 15 hours
  |
  |I used to work with a guy, nicest guy ever. He was the "give you the
  |shirt off his back" type not "she owes me sex because I was polite"
  |nice guy. Everyone loved him.   Then one day he started getting
  |really short tempered with everyone. We thought it was a bad mood or
  |something but kept up and was getting worse like he'd shout and
  |swear. Then one day his girlfriend let us know he'd hit her and she
  |moved out, and wanted to know if we knew anything because it was so
  |out of character. At that point our boss told him he either went to a
  |doctor or he was fired. He cursed for a bit but agreed to keep his
  |job.  It ends up he ha brain cancer. Shortly after he started
  |treatment, he went back to his old personality. He died not too long
  |after that but was at least able to make amends and leave on good
  |terms with everyone and he obviously felt absolutely terrible about
  |what he'd done.  This isn't to excuse violence in a relationship
  |ever. But if you've known someone for a long time and it's a sudden
  |dramatic shift, get yourself to safety but also please try to find
  |someone that is able to convince them to seek medical treatment.


    |u/ablack9000 - 13 hours
    |
    |I mean that’s about as close as it gets to a one time pass for a
    |violent outburst.


      |u/modsruinthisapp - 13 hours
      |
      |This was my thought too. Literally brain cancer changing your
      |emotions...lol you get a pass


        |u/PJHFortyTwo - 13 hours
        |
        |Reminds me of that one mass shooter in Texas. Had a tumor on
        |his amygdala. I think it was Whitman.


          |u/CombustiblSquid - 7 hours
          |
          |He knew something was wrong too. I studied this case in
          |undergrad psychology and if I remember correctly he left a
          |letter detailing some of the mood changes he had noticed and
          |before going on the shooting asked that his body be left to
          |science and that his brain be examined.  He tried multiple
          |time to get help from psychiatrists too.  From wikipedia:
          |>Whitman met with Maurice Dean Heatly, the staff psychiatrist
          |at the University of Texas Health Center, on March 29, 1966.
          |He referred to his visit with Heatly in his final suicide
          |note, writing: "I talked with a Doctor once for about two
          |hours and tried to convey to him my fears that I felt come
          |[sic] overwhelming violent impulses. After one visit, I never
          |saw the Doctor again, and since then have been fighting my
          |mental turmoil alone, and seemingly to no avail."  >Heatly's
          |notes on the visit said, "This massive, muscular youth seemed
          |to be oozing with hostility [...] that something seemed to be
          |happening to him and that he didn't seem to be himself." "He
          |readily admits having overwhelming periods of hostility with
          |a very minimum of provocation. Repeated inquiries attempting
          |to analyze his exact experiences were not too successful with
          |the exception of his vivid reference to 'thinking about going
          |up on the tower with a deer rifle and start shooting
          |people.'"


          |u/redshift739 - 12 hours
          |
          |I think mass shooting you don't get a pass, but it's a huge
          |shame he couldn't've just got treatment


            |u/modsruinthisapp - 12 hours
            |
            |Coyote solely for the use of that conjunction   Up vote got
            |autocorrected to coyote and I'm keeping it lol


              |u/SleepyCorgiPuppy - 11 hours
              |
              |Now I’m imagining a coyote, sitting on a log with a phone
              |in its paws, up and down voting stuff to pass the time XD


                |u/oiraves - 10 hours
                |
                |Shhh don't out me bro


            |u/lolofaf - 11 hours
            |
            |Wasn't this the dude who begged everyone around him for
            |help and even told police what was going to happen and how
            |he really didn't want it to happen etc, and everyone around
            |him did literally nothing? Doesn't make it right, but the
            |dude was also just failed by society (if my memory was
            |correct)


            |u/Guiac - 11 hours
            |
            |Diagnosing a tumor like his in the 1960’s was almost
            |impossible. 


        |u/Jono-Tron - 3 hours
        |
        |There was also that guy who survived getting shot in the head
        |with a nailgun (in a workplace accident I think) but was
        |apparently an unbearable asshole afterwards


        |u/overflowingsunset - 20 minutes
        |
        |All it takes is one moment for him to kill her, whether it was
        |his disease or not. A woman should keep herself safe no matter
        |what. It’s like saying some killers are going through
        |psychosis, so it’s not really their fault. I get that legally,
        |but doesn’t mean they get a pass and their partners should give
        |them a chance. Fuck thattttttttttt.


    |u/Zhiong_Xena - 12 hours
    |
    |Brain cancer is about one of the only things that excuses the
    |behaviour.  Get out still, because the victim is a danger to self
    |and you, but the actions are definitely excused.


      |u/tunachilimac - 12 hours
      |
      |Yes I tried to specify get yourself safe that's still your first
      |priority even if you think it may be due to a medical issue and
      |want to get help for them as well.


    |u/Br12286 - 9 hours
    |
    |I had a coworker who had been dating a guy since they were in
    |highschool, they were engaged and everything.  Found out he had
    |brain cancer, she stood by him through it all.  After he went into
    |remission he broke up and said that he realized life is short and
    |he didn’t want to not experience life and regret the what ifs.
    |They stayed in contact and would rekindle for a short while until
    |he would back off again.  It was the same cycle for a couple months
    |and each time he’d end it she would be so hurt and distraught.
    |Then his cancer came back and this time there was nothing the drs
    |could do.  They got married and not long after he passed.  It
    |happened so fast from his second diagnosis to when he passed from
    |what I remember.  She loved him so much and it made me feel torn
    |because on one hand it’s like “fuck him” and on the other I totally
    |understand and sympathize with the turmoil he must have felt
    |inside.  If I remember correctly he was only 23 when he passed.


    |u/xanif - 13 hours
    |
    |I was in a thread months ago. It was about a husband freaking out
    |because he found that his wife had a "go bag." The comments were
    |heated and I was very much so: everyone should have a go bag.  I
    |pointed out that I can't promise I won't be violent against my wife
    |in the future. Nobody can. One particular person took great umbrage
    |and asserted that I must be a violent person.  You can't promise
    |you'll never get a TBI, a brain tumor, a psychotic break, or any
    |other number of things that will cause a massive personality shift.


      |u/Shurgosa - 13 hours
      |
      |Yeah I guess technically no matter how disgusting this must taste
      |inside somebody's mouth, you are correct. You simply can't make
      |that promise 100%


        |u/Krkasdko - 12 hours
        |
        |Those people must've never had someone make it their mission to
        |make them snap in childhood or youth, because I couldn't
        |imagine categorically making such a promise after learning that
        |I can, indeed, be enraged to the point of violence, either.


        |u/abqkat - 8 hours
        |
        |Or just for like other, less nefarious things. Chance to go
        |stay the night in a neighboring city, spontaneous trip to go
        |look at stars, no power for a few days, friend suddenly needs
        |emergency childcare, and yes, if my husband did something
        |irredeemable or dangerous. I think it's just good sense


      |u/DoomOne - 12 hours
      |
      |My family keeps multiple "go bags" at the house. Each one
      |contains clothes, a first aid kit, basic hygiene supplies and dry
      |snacks.   Never know when one or all of us might have to leave
      |unexpectedly.   It's come in really handy for medical
      |emergencies, TBH.


      |u/gnostic_heaven - 8 hours
      |
      |I feel like a secret go-bag would strike me as strange too, that
      |I would also be dismayed. Sure, you can't make any promises, but
      |I think it's very very unlikely that i would change so suddenly
      |and without any warning at all that my husband would need a bag
      |to gtfo right tf now. Like, I'm suddenly going to shift so fast
      |and without warning that he wouldn't have time to even put a few
      |articles of clothing in an overnight bag and leave?   Totally
      |another situation if both people decide to have them, and I feel
      |like it's another situation entirely to have one prepped for fire
      |season or hurricane season or just for any random disaster. But a
      |secret one to potentially escape *me*? It would change the way I
      |saw him and the relationship.


        |u/xanif - 6 hours
        |
        |That's fair. And my opinion that it's completely normal even
        |without telling your partner was hotly debated so you're not
        |alone in that sentiment.


          |u/gnostic_heaven - 5 hours
          |
          |Yeah as I was writing it, I was thinking to myself "this
          |person has probably already had this exact conversation in
          |that other thread" lol, but I couldn't help myself since I'd
          |never heard of this and would be a bit hurt, myself. Thank
          |you for indulging me haha.


      |u/Mouthy_Dumptruck - 12 hours
      |
      |I think partners acknowledging that they can't predict the
      |future, but people will always need money, clothes, and a plan
      |(gobag) is one of the ultimate signs of love and care.   "I don't
      |know what the future holds, but I know I want you to be prepared
      |enough to navigate it successfully whether I'm there or not."
      |Each partner should have a private savings account that gets
      |equal contributions once or twice a month.


      |u/SpicyYellowtailRoll3 - 10 hours
      |
      |My family has multiple. Comes in handy if we need to evacuate
      |from a hurricane.


      |u/wilderlowerwolves - 3 hours
      |
      |Do they live in an area that's at high risk of a natural or
      |manmade disaster?


  |u/TheElusiveRaspberry - 9 hours
  |
  |Or even the threat of. I was on a first date once when, in the middle
  |of some lighthearted banter, he raised his hand and said ‘which side
  |do you prefer?’ Nope. I walked out of there straight away. I got all
  |the messages pleading ‘it was a joke’ but no, joking about hitting me
  |on the first date is not even remotely funny. He then got verbally
  |aggressive and started calling me names. When someone show you who
  |they are, believe them.


    |u/Resident-Secretary84 - 7 hours
    |
    |I dont know what could have possibly made him think you would find
    |that amusing lmao, not laughing at you in any way but what the
    |actual fuck LOL


      |u/TheElusiveRaspberry - 5 hours
      |
      |Right?! I don’t know why he thought I’d find it funny either.
      |Maybe testing the waters, looking for vulnerable prey. I know he
      |wasn’t expecting me to walk, that’s for sure.


  |u/SugarHooves - 13 hours
  |
  |Adding that if they abuse your pets, it's only a matter of time
  |before they do it to you.   Get the fuck out.


    |u/Soviet_Bat_1991 - 12 hours
    |
    |This.   My ex was abusive towards her parents outside cats,
    |literally punting them across the yard because she thought it was
    |funny. It didn't take long for her to turn that abuse towards me
    |and make my life hell.


      |u/debelasarma - 9 hours
      |
      |Animal cruelty is always a flashing bright red flag. With go go
      |dancers.  Go go, RUN.


  |u/Delamoor - 14 hours
  |
  |I kept excusing verbal abuse in my marriage. It's quite insidious, it
  |creeps up on you over many years. Bad moods and criticisms and
  |controlling behaviours. Frog in a pot.  And then, say, they get drunk
  |and suddenly this other person comes out and you're left absolutely
  |stunned.  But you patch things over and keep going...  And it happens
  |again.  And again.  With increasing regularity.


  |u/UltimateToa - 11 hours
  |
  |The fact that people let that fly more than once is insane to me


    |u/Tiredohsoverytired - 9 hours
    |
    |Some folks can be insidious with the verbal abuse. Even when you
    |KNOW it's not the case, using DARVO (deny, attack, reverse victim &
    |offender) can make you feel like the bad guy. Make you question if
    |maybe you were a bit too harsh and provoked them. Make you wonder
    |if maybe you could both do better and try again...   Except it's
    |only you trying. They'll convince you they're trying, but they're
    |such a VICTIM and YOU are so mean. It builds up slowly, gets in
    |your head, until you can't see the situation clearly anymore. And
    |then it's so hard to find a breaking point where you actually
    |leave, because maybe it was you this time too...   It really is
    |crucial to leave the first time, and not look back.


      |u/Immediate-Sugar-2316 - 4 hours
      |
      |I experienced this when working in a call centre, my colleague
      |screamed at me after I followed her instructions exactly. She was
      |later forced to apologise though she continued to blame me for
      |'not following instructions' the rest of the office reaffirmed
      |that I did exactly what she said.   She continuously patronised
      |me even after her forced 'apology', I tried buying luxury Belgian
      |chocolates that I shared with her though this did not seem to
      |work.  I had a long list of customers who phoned up specifically
      |to complain about her, I was one of many in the office so the
      |amount who complained would have been pretty high. She constantly
      |was rude to customers. I was reluctant to do anything about it as
      |it would have caused her to lose her job.  After a few weeks
      |working there she kept asking me 'when are you leaving' she
      |stopped turning up to work, refused to even show her face again.
      |I think it was because the rest of the office turned against her
      |for bullying people. She had been there for 4 years though and
      |would not turn up to the office because of how much everyone
      |disliked her.  My point is that abusive people often don't get
      |very far if they are constantly being watched, having other
      |people's second opinions helps prevent abuse.


    |u/mom_with_an_attitude - 6 hours
    |
    |Some women are economically dependent on their husbands–especially
    |stay-at-home moms with young children. Some women move cross
    |country to be with their partners, and then they may be isolated
    |with no family and friends nearby to rely on. There are many
    |reasons why a woman might not leave right away.   She might think
    |it was a one-off event. She might think she could "fix him." She
    |may truly be in love with him and may have a hard time seeing
    |things objectively. Hormones make us do funny things. She may have
    |grown up in a violent household, so violence seems normal to her.


  |u/nonameisdaft - 6 hours
  |
  |Yerp... happens once it'll happen again, and again, and again.


  |u/SavingAlyce - 5 hours
  |
  |I agree with this, this grows overtime. Time won't change their
  |behaviour, Believe me


  |u/WhereIsMyCuppaTea - 9 hours
  |
  |Agreed, can relate from experience from an ex.


  |u/Lotosam - 8 hours
  |
  |I will play devils advocate here using my own abuse that I caused. I
  |learned that it I produce 2/3 the amount of dopamine as a normal
  |person. Making me clinically depressed by default. I verbally abused
  |my entire household. My wife absolutely did not put up with it.
  |Counciling, both individual and couples helped, but only for short
  |amounts of time. Long story short, I have been in therapy and have
  |meds that work for me along with vitamin supplements. Is there
  |damage? If course, but my point is this. If my wife hadn't been there
  |for me all the while protecting herself and the rest of the family, I
  |would honestly be dead. But she refused to give up on me.


|u/BlackIceCake - 15 hours
|
|Realizing they mock your deepest insecurities when they’re angry.


|u/tjalek - 15 hours
|
|Deceitful actions. If I can't trust then I can't be with them.


  |u/NixiieNee - 6 hours
  |
  |Agreed. If you lie to me i'm done. Even about something stupid.


|u/Opposite-Promise-878 - 13 hours
|
|I once dated a girl who worked with kids and she told me she knew that
|a little girl was being abused at home but didn’t say anything because
|she was a brat. Admitted this in front of a group of people.


  |u/NotReallyInterested4 - 11 hours
  |
  |I think I would’ve been arrested that day, yall have insanely good
  |self control in that situation


    |u/ShreakingDeath - 10 hours
    |
    |Right?! I'm catching at least an assault charge if someone said
    |that to me.


  |u/trainwreckmarriage - 5 hours
  |
  |What an awful person. She didn't think that abuse might cause
  |behavioral problems?


  |u/WhereIsMyCuppaTea - 9 hours
  |
  |She needs to report that regardless of her bias.


    |u/Cr8o - 8 hours
    |
    |She's likely legally obligated to report it, if she lives in the
    |USA, anyway.


|u/I_might_be_weasel - 15 hours
|
|Pooping in the cat's litter box and claiming the cat did it. 


  |u/rosie_pasta_69 - 15 hours
  |
  |That's oddly specific


    |u/Nyther53 - 15 hours
    |
    |Its an old reddit story, I'm sure someone will dig it up.


      |u/rosie_pasta_69 - 14 hours
      |
      |is it [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/tipofmytongue/comments/j8wa
      |0o/tomtvideo_story_from_a_guy_talking_about_pooping/)?


        |u/Rogue_Aviator - 14 hours
        |
        |That was a quick dig up, you’ve got a great shovel to dig
        |things up, don’t you 😏😂😂


          |u/blackcatsneakattack - 11 hours
          |
          |It was only buried under a fine layer of cat litter.


        |u/armaghetto - 12 hours
        |
        |George Clooney, and the roommate was Richard Kind


      |u/weareallmadherealice - 13 hours
      |
      |No when poop is buried it’s like Vegas. It stays buried….i wanted
      |to know how big a pee ball I could make.


      |u/doctorwhoobgyn - 7 hours
      |
      |Whoever cleans the litter box will dig it up.


  |u/jokkelec - 10 hours
  |
  |Frank?


  |u/little-ass-whipe - 8 hours
  |
  |This is especially cruel. They'll start off super proud, sending pics
  |of it to all their friends. "Can *your* cat do this? Didn't think
  |so."   You either have to lie to them for the rest of their life, or
  |come clean to save your own conscience, and know that they'll be
  |absolutely humiliated and, if it *really* went too far, possibly even
  |lose a Guinness World Record.


    |u/I_might_be_weasel - 8 hours
    |
    |The first time my friend sends me pictures of their cats' shit they
    |are no longer my friends.


  |u/JonnyPancakes - 14 hours
  |
  |So it was the lying that sealed it, right?  I can see how we could
  |work through the first part depending on first offense ideas and the
  |reasons that might have lead to it. Curiosity and intrusive thoughts
  |cause some funny chaos


  |u/lobotomy-cuntbag - 12 hours
  |
  |r/oddlyspecific


  |u/Growing_Wings - 9 hours
  |
  |https://youtu.be/2foDE-cV3js?si=EH-ZVtMcwm471RCI


    |u/I_might_be_weasel - 9 hours
    |
    |Yep. Textbook example.


  |u/contraries - 12 hours
  |
  |Didn’t that happen in Deadpool?


  |u/jobbybob - 11 hours
  |
  |I you are actually a weasel, why lie about pooping in the cat tray?


  |u/Dresi91 - 1 hour
  |
  |r/oddlyspecific


|u/ianmoone1102 - 15 hours
|
|Turning on me in front of other people. Berating me me in front of
|friends or strangers. F that, and F anyone who does it.


  |u/AAPL_ - 12 hours
  |
  |i initially read “turning me on in front of other people” and i’m
  |like ok interesting


    |u/Katnipz - 10 hours
    |
    |Oooohhh


      |u/FinndBors - 10 hours
      |
      |Yeah that’s the sound she makes when I turn her on.


    |u/EasyBounce - 5 hours
    |
    |I did too 😂


  |u/burn_echo - 7 hours
  |
  |Lord, my ex used to do this to me. I had horrible, horrible social
  |anxiety back then and she took advantage of that. She started a lot
  |of arguments in general, but she would go 10 times harder on me in
  |public/social settings because she knew I would just shut down and
  |look like a chump. You’re right, fuck her.


  |u/D0ctorGamer - 13 hours
  |
  |This also goes for anyone who ***records*** any fights or
  |disagreements, either to bring up later or to share


    |u/Krkasdko - 12 hours
    |
    |Share - agree 100%   Recording in general? Eh.   It can help. Some
    |people don't even notice how irrationally they argue in the moment,
    |and showing them can really help.


      |u/Sydet - 12 hours
      |
      |I guess with consent anything goes. A recording without consent
      |though...


        |u/KillerLeader - 11 hours
        |
        |If it’s your significant other/good friend, you indirectly
        |agreed to the filming because you filtered them enough to trust
        |most things that they do/are about to do.They may have good
        |reasons for doing that: to help you realize some mistakes for
        |example.


          |u/Sydet - 10 hours
          |
          |Definitely not. If it is to help me they can always ask for
          |consent before.


      |u/iLqcs - 9 hours
      |
      |I've thought a lot about this. What's your take on it if one of
      |the parties in the fight is being abusive and repeatedly (and
      |doesn't see it that way)? Is it ok to record them to show it to
      |them?


        |u/Krkasdko - 8 hours
        |
        |If you have to ask, probably not?   As has been mentioned,
        |consent is important - for a variety of reasons (legal, trust,
        |helpfulness vs making it worse...)   If you haven't discussed
        |the topic and can't take consent as implied, you probably
        |shouldn't do it without asking first.  Depending on the kind of
        |abusive person, it may also just be...a very bad idea.


    |u/gnostic_heaven - 7 hours
    |
    |Early in our marriage, I'd tell a few friends and family what my
    |husband would say to me during fights. He found out and wasn't
    |happy about it. I was like, "Don't say anything to me in a fight
    |then, that you wouldn't want anyone else to hear. Keep it all above
    |the belt." I think we were both immature, but we ended up working
    |everything out. This was before we all had smart phones - I don't
    |think I'd literally record, but this was in the same spirit,
    |honestly.


  |u/Thatskindasexy - 3 hours
  |
  |My ex would do that and I didn't do anything about it because I was
  |so lost as to why someone would do that lol


|u/StressedtoImpressDJL - 15 hours
|
|Ignoring sexual boundaries


  |u/Sisyphos_Status - 12 hours
  |
  |This!! So much!! For real!!


|u/Dervrak - 13 hours
|
|It's what I call the verbal nuclear bomb. It's something you know about
|your significant other or they told you in strict confidence, something
|very sensitive and personal to them. Then you get in an argument, and
|it gets more heated, and you KNOW if you drop the verbal nuclear bomb
|on them, you will "win" the argument instantly but also end the
|relationship. You tell yourself you will NEVER use it, then as the
|argument gets more heated you feel the nuke launch codes being prepped,
|you try to hold back but the missile is leaving the silo. Then BLAM!!
|the nuke strikes, they burst into tears and run out of the room, you
|won, but at what price?


  |u/Brullaapje - 11 hours
  |
  |This is what I call winning the argument but losing the person.


  |u/warbeagles - 7 hours
  |
  |Best marriage advise I’ve ever received: words are like toothpaste,
  |once it’s out it isn’t going back in


  |u/jdml5 - 7 hours
  |
  |Winning the battle but losing the war


  |u/Is-Bruce-Home - 11 hours
  |
  |😬😬😬


  |u/kingtechllc - 9 hours
  |
  |Example?


    |u/rico_muerte - 7 hours
    |
    |"Because I have to keep repeating myself AND YOU NEVER LISTEN.
    |That's why your dad beat you when you were a kid, you don't fucking
    |listen!"


      |u/kingtechllc - 7 hours
      |
      |That's good and damn brutal


    |u/Dervrak - 7 hours
    |
    |Maybe she was drinking one night and confessed that she had once
    |had sex with her step-brother when she was a teenager, maybe didn't
    |even remember she told you the next day.  So in the middle of the
    |argument you release the nuke, "Oh Yeah Carol! Well maybe I WAS
    |checking out your friend, BUT AT LEAST I DON'T FUCK MY OWN FAMILY
    |MEMBERS! Yeah, I KNOW about you and your step-brother Mark! So
    |those in glass houses have no room to throw stones, do they Carol?!
    |Do they!"  (This example was complete fiction; I certainly never
    |had a girlfriend named Carol who fucked her step brother. Pinky
    |Promise!)


      |u/kingtechllc - 7 hours
      |
      |Carol owes you an apology


|u/lupin_bebop - 14 hours
|
|Emotional, mental, or physical abuse.   Definitely once those come in,
|it’s a dealbreaker.


  |u/WhereIsMyCuppaTea - 9 hours
  |
  |I call the early signs "papercuts".


|u/MissLyris - 11 hours
|
|For me, it's when someone constantly undermines my feelings or
|belittles me. Once that trust is broken, it’s hard to rebuild. I
|believe in respecting each other’s emotions and boundaries; if that's
|not there, I’m out.


|u/D-Rez - 16 hours
|
|murder


  |u/Never_Gonna_Let - 15 hours
  |
  |A gal can't have hobbies?


    |u/HK47WasRightMeatbag - 10 hours
    |
    |Yes, but why can't we do them together?


    |u/skelebone - 10 hours
    |
    |I'm a girly girl   with a girly secret     If I tell it to you,
    |promise that you'll keep it?   I'll tell you now, my little secret
    |is, is, is, is   I accidentally killed a man   I had to hide the
    |body in my pink glitter van   To be honest, it felt kinda good   I
    |want to kill again, but I don't know if I should


    |u/0x633546a298e734700b - 9 hours
    |
    |That's it lads, I'm picking the bear


      |u/Never_Gonna_Let - 9 hours
      |
      |I'm a guy, I just like women with interesting and comparable
      |hobbies.


    |u/OgOnetee - 13 hours
    |
    |https://youtu.be/yOWAl9os-9Y?feature=shared


  |u/BlackBeard558 - 15 hours
  |
  |So that's why they're asking about body count.


    |u/karma_the_sequel - 14 hours
    |
    |IYKYK


    |u/menomaminx - 11 hours
    |
    |of course, what else would it be?


  |u/blackcatsneakattack - 11 hours
  |
  |Depending on who my guy killed and why, it might not be a deal
  |breaker.


  |u/newbies13 - 8 hours
  |
  |ehhh it would depend... hahah


|u/scotianheimer - 13 hours
|
|Loving the swings from “significant physical and emotional abuse” to
|“likes the wrong sandwich filling” in this thread.


|u/Ok_Difference44 - 14 hours
|
|Telling people you don't "break up and make up" starts as 100%
|agreement and ends up as Shocked Pikachu.  If you negotiate using the
|relationship itself as a threat then you must be prepared to lose the
|relationship.


  |u/Nay2003 - 13 hours
  |
  |this the one for me. we can be together once.


  |u/gnostic_heaven - 7 hours
  |
  |Omg seriously. My husband decided to "break up" with me during a
  |fight early in our marriage. I said to myself, "Okay. I guess I'm
  |going to get a divorce now." And left to run errands. The whole time
  |thinking about how I was going to probably have to move back home
  |with my parents, and who I was going to get to watch my kid when I
  |went back to work, etc. He called while I was out, dismayed that I'd
  |left, and even more dismayed that I'd taken him seriously. I forgave
  |him that time, and told him not to do it again. I didn't forgive him
  |the next time he did it, some years later. It was so cruel. "This is
  |how I always knew it would end," he said. I was *done.* We worked it
  |out again, but it took me about six months to mentally come back to
  |the relationship. It's been about seven years since then and divorce
  |has not passed across his lips since. I ended up being pretty
  |forgiving, but yeah, don't risk it. Be prepared to lose the
  |relationship.


    |u/BuzzedBlood - 3 hours
    |
    |On a website that often has people telling to break-up at the drop
    |of a hat, it’s nice to hear a story of forgiveness that worked out.
    |I’m sorry that happened, especially twice, and I’m glad it sounds
    |like he’s a different person


  |u/figgednewtonian - 12 hours
  |
  |Mental health is an exception here. It takes a shit ton of courage to
  |ask your partner to seek help.


|u/m10476412 - 15 hours
|
|Making fun of you behind your back to her friends.


  |u/kryppla - 10 hours
  |
  |Favorite thing about my wife is she talks me up to anyone, never
  |tears me down.  That’s real love and support.


  |u/GhostWCoffee - 12 hours
  |
  |On the same note, talking about your sex life to them, or other
  |intimate details.


    |u/GeorgeStinksLol - 12 hours
    |
    |Id be fine with that to a limit, and if they asked me first


  |u/tjalek - 15 hours
  |
  |100%


|u/ayatollahofdietcola_ - 12 hours
|
|If they put you in situations that you're not comfortable with, even
|after you have expressed you are not comfortable with it.  Even worse
|if they did not attempt to compromise with you in any way.   For
|example, I had a partner who completely disregarded my wishes when I
|asked him not to have random guests in the apartment during COVID.  The
|very last time I told him this, I woke up at 1am *that night*, with
|strangers in the apartment.  there was no going back after that.


  |u/ShermansMasterWolf - 3 hours
  |
  |Its a complete disregard of you as a person.


|u/Juddy- - 13 hours
|
|Reaching out to your partner's estranged parents that your partner cut
|off. Just no


  |u/KaTheEdgy - 46 minutes
  |
  |I've read about cases like these. It's usually people that had good
  |relationships with their families and can't fully grasp how toxic
  |some families can be and why the children chose to cut them off.  In
  |this case, ignorance isn't bliss.


|u/Sharp-Program-9477 - 15 hours
|
|Child neglect


|u/Kittytigris - 13 hours
|
|Constant avoidance of responsibility was mine. That and being
|ridiculously passive aggressive about everything. Now that I’m a lot
|older I tend to notice that both of those are usually precursors to a
|lot more serious issues in someone.   I’m not talking about someone
|doing something out of reflex but the kind of person who keeps saying
|they’re going to do something, then refuses to do it. When you brought
|up that *they* said they were going to do it, and they lashed out at
|you angrily for holding them to their word. There’s something really
|wrong with someone who refuses to take accountability of their own
|decisions and promises that they broke.


  |u/Lilyannis143 - 9 hours
  |
  |One of the many, many reasons I'm divorcing my husband now...


  |u/Historical-Carry-237 - 5 hours
  |
  |Oh man this hits home for me my partner does this all the time


|u/NotAnotherEmpire - 16 hours
|
|Theft or other dishonesty about money. 


|u/ScrumptiousGoblinAss - 12 hours
|
|Mistreating my pets


  |u/Longjumping_Ad8418 - 6 hours
  |
  |This 100%!! I didn't realize how jealous she was of my dog. It took
  |nearly 3years .. 2 years with her living with us, poisoning my baby,
  |and a little over a year after she left before I figured it
  |out..kinda weird how my dog stopped getting sick every other week
  |when she was out of our lives.


|u/damnedrascal - 15 hours
|
|Watching a new episode of our show without me, that’s a death sentence.


  |u/njdevil956 - 14 hours
  |
  |Ultimate cheating. Don’t deny it I can see the Fckn red line!


    |u/TheMightyDontKneel61 - 11 hours
    |
    |Fucking ey. I was watching sons of anarchy with an ex and couldn't
    |put my finger on why I was always so fucking confused. She'd watch
    |ahead and then just guess where we were previously up to and
    |sometimes play it from there for me or sometimes just play it from
    |where she was up too. Was fucking infuriating


      |u/njdevil956 - 7 hours
      |
      |That’s why she’s your ex. Cheating bitch. Would have changed the
      |password


  |u/AdaptiveVariance - 14 hours
  |
  |Lol my ex wife did this to me without warning, a show we had started
  |watching together because our therapist suggested it!!! And she just
  |acted like it was no big deal and she had no idea why I'd be even a
  |little hurt/upset. This was like a year before she told me she had
  |arranged for her mom to move in and they wanted me to gtfo.


  |u/lilacgeek - 13 hours
  |
  |I'm polyamorous and this is one of those things you can't recover
  |from. Have fun with your folks, but no one is watching any further
  |episodes on shows we started together.


    |u/TerminalVector - 12 hours
    |
    |Yup. Attending a sex party? Have a great time.   Caught up on a
    |show on our list without me? Fury of 1000 suns.


  |u/WeirdJawn - 11 hours
  |
  |Or at least have the dignity to pretend that you didn't and watch it
  |again!


|u/TimedDelivery - 15 hours
|
|Stealing. I know way too many folks who found out that their spouse had
|emptied their joint accounts and/or taken out credit cards in their
|name, usually for gambling, drugs or camgirls. There was no coming back
|from it in any of the cases.


|u/killaho69 - 14 hours
|
|If I had to guess, sneaky recording in the bedroom. 


  |u/ShermansMasterWolf - 3 hours
  |
  |How do you get the good camera angles if you sneak it?


|u/Not-User-Serviceable - 15 hours
|
|If you say you don't want fries, and then eat my fries.... I don't know
|how that's recoverable.


  |u/beeny13 - 14 hours
  |
  |*our fries


    |u/CuriousTsukihime - 10 hours
    |
    |Comrade fries


      |u/ImperialKnight1234 - 8 hours
      |
      |Notice of fries acquisition and redistribution


  |u/TwoIdleHands - 13 hours
  |
  |I will always say “I don’t want a whole thing but can I have a couple
  |of your fries?”. If you say no it’s up to me to buy myself some or
  |not eat yours. If you say yes I will eat no more than 3. If you don’t
  |offer more. I’m not eating more. Respect is important people! But in
  |all honesty, I’m getting fries, why wouldn’t I?


    |u/WeirdJawn - 11 hours
    |
    |You must be married by now! If not, someone propose to
    |u/twoldlehands.


      |u/TwoIdleHands - 9 hours
      |
      |Married and divorced. Folks aren’t always compatible as time goes
      |on. But damn if we’re not great coparents and still supportive of
      |each other as people!


        |u/swarmofpenguins - 2 hours
        |
        |You took a fourth fry didn't you


          |u/TwoIdleHands - 1 hour
          |
          |😂 nope. A woman has to have principles and a sense of wrong
          |and right. I would never!


  |u/OGREtheTroll - 11 hours
  |
  |JOEY DOESN'T SHARE FOOD!!


    |u/alderheart90 - 2 hours
    |
    |r/expectedfriends


  |u/AdaptiveVariance - 14 hours
  |
  |I have a 3 year old daughter so I would be totally ok with this LOL.


  |u/reflect-the-sun - 13 hours
  |
  |As a man, you should always buy extra fries.  How is it 2024 and guys
  |still can't figure this out?!  Edit; Stop your whinging and just buy
  |the damn fries. FFS. I pity the women in your lives.


    |u/Holdredge - 10 hours
    |
    |If a woman isn't grown enough to say what she wants. She isn't
    |grown enough for a relationship. I will give the shirt off my back
    |and starve to death for someone I love but someone acting like a
    |child isn't something I find attractive.


    |u/Not-User-Serviceable - 11 hours
    |
    |As a man, you can lick my salty, sweaty balls...  ... just don't
    |touch my fries.


    |u/halborn - 13 hours
    |
    |So we have to shell out for extra fries on the assumption she's
    |lying about wanting fries?  Great way to start a relationship.


      |u/Krkasdko - 12 hours
      |
      |Who said anything about start?   That's maintenance, and after a
      |couple of years, you should just know better.


        |u/halborn - 12 hours
        |
        |Putting it in the middle of a relationship doesn't make it any
        |less toxic.  It's completely reasonable to expect people not to
        |lie about wanting fries.


          |u/Krkasdko - 11 hours
          |
          |It's also completely reasonable to buy some extra fries if
          |you know they'll want to eat, just not order, some.   My wife
          |is like that, I know, so I can plan for it.   Kind of like
          |her extending our congratulations to people she knows I'd
          |forget.  Doing things the other doesn't ask for, but would
          |appreciate, is kind of relationship 101.


            |u/Future-Spread8910 - 8 hours
            |
            |So you feel it's reasonable for your partner to just lie,
            |and know she's lying, and just accept it.  She could also
            |just be a normal person and say, Yeah I'll take some fries.
            |Doing things you haven't been asked is, doing the laundry,
            |helping out with unexpected things.  Yeah it's fries,
            |nothing life altering, but if she will lie about something
            |so innocuous, what about more important things?


              |u/Krkasdko - 7 hours
              |
              |The mistake you make is thinking that this, in any way,
              |transfers to important things.  If you asked my right now
              |if I wanted fries, I'd tell you no.   If you then showed
              |up with delicious fries, my mind would change.  Is that
              |so hard to grasp?  If she asks me if I want to go into
              |the Whisky bar we just passed, I will say no. (it's
              |expensive, there's people there, we have Whisky at home)
              |Smart as she is, that's not what she does - she says
              |"let's check out the Whisky bar!"   She barely drinks,
              |and doesn't like Whisky. We both know it. But this way,
              |I'll be excited to go in and it's going to be a nice
              |evening.  I know she's almost certainly gonna take some
              |of those fries. Smart as I am, I'll have enough to spare
              |without getting annoyed by someone stealing my fries.
              |It's a pretty basic social skill that works with your
              |buddies, too.   Sometimes it's called being nice.   If
              |that evokes some deep trust issues in you, I'm sorry.


                |u/Future-Spread8910 - 7 hours
                |
                |Your long winded attempt to rationalize it screams
                |insecurity.


                  |u/Krkasdko - 7 hours
                  |
                  |Alright then, have a good day.


            |u/halborn - 8 hours
            |
            |Anticipating needs and accounting for shortfalls are good
            |things to do but that's not what we're talking about.
            |We're talking about *expecting your partner to lie* and
            |*acting as though she doesn't mean what she says* and those
            |are not good things at all.


              |u/Krkasdko - 8 hours
              |
              |Maybe we just have very different ideas about what a
              |"lie" is and how serious fries are.  I absolutely see
              |your point for topics of consequence, but this isn't one
              |of those topics, imho.   Like, I'm autistic, but not that
              |autistic.


                |u/halborn - 7 hours
                |
                |If it's inconsequential then why even lie?  It serves
                |no one.


                  |u/Krkasdko - 7 hours
                  |
                  |Is it a lie to be in the mood for fries after fries
                  |materialize, but not before?   Really?


  |u/Ian1732 - 10 hours
  |
  |Also a strong boundary in parental relationships.


  |u/Funandgeeky - 13 hours
  |
  |This is why I just started ordering a large fries. 


|u/Funkyouup82 - 13 hours
|
|Lying about something for years and even after the truth comes out
|still lying. Trust us impossible after that


  |u/MsSideEyes - 3 hours
  |
  |Totally agree. But what if their reasoning is "I hid the truth from
  |you cause I know it will hurt you?" Would you consider that or still
  |a no go?


    |u/ShermansMasterWolf - 3 hours
    |
    |If my wife said that, I'd ask her if she wants a child or a man.


|u/chpbnvic - 12 hours
|
|My boyfriend gave me a tiny little flower the first month we started
|dating. Now it's in a fairly big pot and will soon need to be repotted
|to an even bigger one. But if that plant dies, we have to break up.


  |u/irishlonewolf - 11 hours
  |
  |offtopic but if you 2 ever have kids in the future... you should see
  |if you can take a small part of that plant and grow it in a new pot..


    |u/chpbnvic - 11 hours
    |
    |That would be so cute!


  |u/newbies13 - 8 hours
  |
  |I would be so tempted to swap it with a similar but dying plant and
  |act panicked and see how they react


|u/MassiveBulge2000 - 15 hours
|
|If your wife or girlfriend is really mad at you and then says you have
|a small penis and you can't satisfy her.  I don't see a relationship
|recovering from that. Every bedroom session the man will feel
|inadequate.


  |u/007baldy - 13 hours
  |
  |Username does not check out.


    |u/TheHunt3r_Orion - 12 hours
    |
    |I mean....it kinda does if that's how he feels he needs to over
    |compensate...


  |u/g_r_a_e - 10 hours
  |
  |I had someone tell me in anger that they can't wait to have sex with
  |someone else so they can finally enjoy it. Six months later they are
  |complaining that I am not intiating sex as often as they liked...


    |u/TheDemonMaker - 9 hours
    |
    |You stuck around six months after that?


      |u/g_r_a_e - 3 hours
      |
      |I had a lot to learn


    |u/ShermansMasterWolf - 3 hours
    |
    |Ah consequences for actions.


  |u/slava_ukraini - 14 hours
  |
  |Scott F Fitzgerald?  Go take a walk in the louvre and look at the
  |statues to feel good about yourself.


  |u/Dervrak - 12 hours
  |
  |The proper response if you girlfriend says that is, "I don't know,
  |your sister seems to think it's big enough and it satisfies her just
  |fine!"


|u/CertificateValid - 14 hours
|
|Casual theft. It’s hard to look at someone the same once you know that
|they’ll steal from you if it’s convenient.


  |u/ayatollahofdietcola_ - 12 hours
  |
  |I was once dating someone who seemed like he was really great.  He
  |came over, he made dinner, we watched movies, it was really nice.
  |At the end of the evening, he goes "wait, I think I forgot my
  |wallet," goes back to my bedroom for a second and I thought nothing
  |of it.  But I don't remember him taking his wallet out.  Turns out,
  |he was stealing my underwear.  I got proof of it later on, too.


  |u/frugalfarrot - 7 hours
  |
  |You’ve had an ex do this? That’s harsh


|u/VelEmeris - 11 hours
|
|For me, it's when they break trust by sharing my deepest insecurities
|or secrets during a fight. That kind of betrayal hits hard and there's
|no going back. Trust is everything in a relationship and once it's
|gone, it's game over for me.


|u/SolidLikeIraq - 14 hours
|
|Apparently you should not slice TINY slivers of cake off of your
|spouses dessert that she has in the fridge from last nights dinner.
|I’ve heard.


|u/Previous_Willow4577 - 10 hours
|
|Getting mad if I don’t want to have intimacy. If I’m just a hole to you
|then you can leave, buster


|u/Vegan_Digital_Artist - 13 hours
|
|For me there are a few things:  1. Lying    1. Yeah, even the smaller
|lies. To me, lying to me about smaller and really insignificant things
|tells me that you don't trust me, and I can't and won't be with someone
|who doesn't trust me. 2. Being verbally or physically abusive    1.
|This should be a no-brainer. But I won't tolerate it 3. Making fun of
|my hobbies and interests    1. I've had an ex that didn't let me engage
|in my hobbies and interests and every time I tried to, she'd gaslight
|me into spending time with her instead (mind you we lived together and
|spent plenty of time together). I've gotten to a point where if you
|expect every second of my free time to be with you and you have a
|problem with my hobbies, then it isn't going to work 4. Not respecting
|my boundaries    1. Another no brainer. But while I am pretty chill
|about things I do have boundaries that I set at the very beginning of
|the relationship. If you agree with the boundaries and then break them
|anyway and try to argue an exception? No, you broke my boundary. It
|isn't working


  |u/newbies13 - 8 hours
  |
  |Everyone lies, all the time, you're lying just by trying to say you
  |don't. It's part of being human, like literally they've done
  |studies... I 100% understand the sentiment, but that bun needs a
  |little more time in the oven.


    |u/Vegan_Digital_Artist - 7 hours
    |
    |Oh i don't deny that. But i also firmly believe if you lie to me
    |about small shit then can i actually trust you to be honest about
    |the big shit? That's probably one of the few i would be willing to
    |overlook at least once depending on what the lue is. but the trust
    |would certainly be weakened a bit.


      |u/newbies13 - 7 hours
      |
      |So that's actually the interesting thing, the more someone cares
      |about you, the more likely they are to lie about huge things. The
      |little lies are easy to hand wave away because the stakes are so
      |low. The big stuff that could actually result in the loss of a
      |relationship is the stuff people lie about way more. The joys of
      |being human.


        |u/Vegan_Digital_Artist - 7 hours
        |
        |also why i don't want any kind of relationship anymore 😎


          |u/newbies13 - 6 hours
          |
          |That's real, dating is not in a good place these days and
          |being happy alone is one of the healthiest things a person
          |can do for themself.


|u/snipethencelly - 10 hours
|
|I was seeing someone earlier this year and I confided in her something
|I'd never told anyone. Partially because it was good to finally open up
|to someone and as a way of letting her in so she would better
|understand me. A week later she just casually mentioned in conversation
|how she was telling her friend at work about it.  Ended it shortly
|after that.


|u/JeffTheJockey - 13 hours
|
|Ultimatums. Relationships are not a bargaining chip to get what you
|want.


  |u/tinyhorsesinmytea - 12 hours
  |
  |I can understand the big ones like “you’re a monster when you drink
  |and I can’t be with you if you continue to do that” but agree on any
  |petty ultimatum.


    |u/JeffTheJockey - 11 hours
    |
    |Yeah I mean if it’s consistent and it’s abuse do what you gotta do,
    |but if its like my ex for example who said “get me a cat or we’re
    |done” or “take me to NYC or we’re done” that’s just manipulative.


|u/green_meklar - 12 hours
|
|Messing with my stuff. I can't think of any kind of disagreement for
|which destroying or throwing out my personal possessions is an
|acceptable response. You do that, you are *gone.*


|u/Deep_Marsupial_1277 - 13 hours
|
|Manipulation.


|u/beachlover77 - 13 hours
|
|Spending all the money on something wasteful, destroying your partner's
|possessions, getting rid of a pet without telling them, physical
|violence, verbal abuse, criminal activity are a few things that I would
|not give someone a 2nd chance from.


|u/Badlifedecision2402 - 9 hours
|
|Ignoring your sexual boundaries or trying to wear them down.


|u/0ffline- - 13 hours
|
|Loading the dishwasher incorrectly


|u/hello14235948475 - 15 hours
|
|You push sex too much when you know that crosses many boundaries.


|u/coffeealways33 - 12 hours
|
|Taking my clothes off the line to hang hers out when they're not fully
|dry......oh the rage.


  |u/MightyProJet - 8 hours
  |
  |What's it like living in the 19th century?


    |u/coffeealways33 - 5 hours
    |
    |It's quite racist though it's coming too an end, There's also a
    |very large uptick in industrialisation as work transitions across
    |from agriculture to industry and factory work. Women are terrible
    |at drying clothes.


|u/Straight_Ace - 13 hours
|
|Lying about something major


|u/Magenta-Magica - 13 hours
|
|When they hate you during a fight And basically remember all the bad
|things and when u have a discussion it’s Armageddon. :/ rather not go
|there again.


|u/Bonus_Practical - 4 hours
|
|if he doesn’t stick up for me if I’m getting disrespected and or
|treated poorly especially if his family are the ones Treating  me
|badly.


|u/FaultElectrical4075 - 15 hours
|
|Breaking up for the last time  One or both of them dying


|u/Beneficial-Produce56 - 8 hours
|
|Someone who breaks up with you and wants to get back together. Unless
|they were mistakenly trying to spare you from the Mafioso they’d pissed
|off, they have made it clear that their commitment is non-existent.


|u/theycallmeebz - 16 hours
|
|Disrespect


  |u/TwoIdleHands - 13 hours
  |
  |I want to include disrespect of them as their own autonomous person.
  |Because that’s less overt but equally a no-go. If you can’t respect
  |them being who they are and being separate from you, you’re an ass.


    |u/theycallmeebz - 13 hours
    |
    |Yeah, like getting involved with someone and then trying to change
    |them?


|u/Richard_Howe - 12 hours
|
|Stealing, like if I can’t take you places because I know you’ll steal
|something, it’s not going to work.   &   Violence, I can restrain
|myself from harming others, there is no excuse for my partner to be
|incapable. Being physically weaker doesn’t grant me the privilege to
|kick Hafthor Bjornson in the balls so it absolutely wouldn’t fly if
|someone weaker than me tried it on.


|u/vshawk2 - 12 hours
|
|When they hold you up to public scorn and ridicule.


|u/goddess_of_fear - 11 hours
|
|Verbal abuse. Once you go off on me, I am gone.


|u/direwolfx631 - 10 hours
|
|Taking pictures or videos of you while you're scantily clad or engaging
|in intimacy without your consent.


|u/valerioshi - 9 hours
|
|unsolicited fisting.


|u/Thin_Recognition_782 - 12 hours
|
|Voting for trump


|u/halborn - 13 hours
|
|Eating my chips.


|u/Wonderful_Horror7315 - 13 hours
|
|Violence, including verbal.


|u/menomaminx - 11 hours
|
|animal abuse / disappearing animals  if they don't respect your pets,or
|even if they don't respect their own pets--run!  this applies to
|friendships too.  my friend, that's no longer my friend, bought a very
|expensive dog from a strip mall --and he was very sick.  because she
|had already spent over $1,000 on the dog, she refused to spend any
|more. I ended up "loaning" her several hundred dollars I didn't have,
|because I couldn't stand the idea of a puppy suffering.   that dog had
|everything wrong with it! worms! kennel cough! bacterial infection! and
|also something highly contagious I don't remember the name of it
|anymore , but I remember she would let her dog socialize with other
|dogs on a leash outside after learning this dog was sick.  this was an
|indication there was something wrong with her personality --she was
|sick.  I won't tell you what she did after this, but I will tell you to
|the humans in her life the dog's treatment was a warning--and we don't
|talk anymore.


|u/amaricana - 7 hours
|
|Malice.  I don't care how emotional you are, wishing harm on me or any
|of my loved ones will never fly. Had an ex try to get back together
|with me who had unfortunately shown her true colors during the breakup.
|Some things can't be taken back once said.  I unfortunately saw this
|from both my parents towards each other growing up and vowed to never
|ever do it.


|u/jimes00 - 7 hours
|
|If they're a recovering addict, relapsing and putting the family at
|risk


|u/pet-fleeve - 7 hours
|
|Attempting to weaken your relationship with friends/family in any way.


|u/AlphaTangoFoxtrt - 6 hours
|
|Physical Confrontation.  To me, that's a line I won't come back from.
|As a guy, I can never raise my hand against a woman. Nor should I. I am
|not trying to excuse domestic abuse.  But in a DV situation, no matter
|*WHO* started it, the system is rigged against the male. I'm sorry, but
|it is. In a DV situation, guess who gets to stay at home, and who goes
|to jail? In 95% of times, it's the guy who gets to go for a ride, and
|sleep on a cot.  As a guy even if I act in self defense, if I raise my
|hand against a woman, I'm going to jail.  So that's my hard line. If a
|woman ever strikes me, we are done. There's no coming back from that,
|because one day it may get worse, and I *CAN NOT* defend myself. I mean
|I could, but if I dare to, I'm going to jail, and spending thousands in
|legal fees in an uphill battle, and it's not worth it.  Male victims of
|domestic abuse are frequently not believed, or looked down on.  "Oh,
|you're 6'2" 210 and she's 5'5" 105. What can she *really* do to you?"
|A lot.   "Oh like you couldn't stop her..."  Maybe he could, maybe
|doesn't want to hurt her, maybe he doesn't want to make his situation
|worse, maybe he thinks it's easier to just 'take it" than risk calling
|the cops and going to jail for reporting his own abuse...


|u/forageforcoffee - 6 hours
|
|Silent treatment & choosing to hurt you after you’ve told them they’re
|hurting you 


|u/stacey-e-clark - 5 hours
|
|Abuse me or my kids


|u/Aggravating-Pound520 - 3 hours
|
|physical abuse. it's a BIG NO for me.


|u/ontheroadtv - 12 hours
|
|Isn’t monogamy in a monogamous relationship the bare minimum? That’s
|not a boundary that’s the stated definition of the relationship. Lots
|of throwing around the word boundary in a way it’s not really intended.
|If someone cheats *and you leave* the leaving is the boundary.
|Boundaries are not the other persons behavior, it’s your response to
|it. That’s why if your “boundaries” are crossed multiple times by the
|same person it’s not a boundary. It’s you asking someone to behave in a
|particular way and they are telling you the can’t/won’t. I’m not trying
|to say the post wrong, just the use of the word boundaries is
|misplaced.         Ex:   Don’t cheat on me. - not a boundary   If I
|know you cheated I will leave - boundary (also one that should be
|unspoken)   I guess my point is these aren’t boundaries they are signs
|of abuse or danger in a relationship and boundaries makes it sound like
|it’s something people have to establish with the other person when it
|should be expected. I’m not saying this well, but don’t confuse a
|boundary with abuse. They aren’t interchangeable.


  |u/freshartrice - 10 hours
  |
  |what would a boundary to being disrespected be for example? or could
  |you do some examples?


    |u/ontheroadtv - 9 hours
    |
    |Disrespect is a very broad term so I can’t speak to what you would
    |consider disrespect. But a personal example for me is people who
    |drive in a way that makes me uncomfortable. It’s not one exact
    |thing but you know it when you feel it. So my personal boundary is
    |once I feel uncomfortable in someone’s car, I don’t ride with them
    |again. If it’s friends or family I don’t tell them I just don’t get
    |in the car if they are driving. I volunteer to be designated
    |driver, I leave or arrive at a different time, drive myself or take
    |a ride share. You can’t cross my boundary if I don’t get in a car
    |with you. It’s my responsibility to not knowingly put myself in
    |situations that make me uncomfortable. Not the other persons
    |responsibility to change the way they drive to make me comfortable,
    |that puts my needs in their control.   If you’re talking about an
    |intimate partner, it’s different. When there is something they do
    |specifically I bring it up, I dated a guy who would run the stop
    |sign by my house, not fast not recklessly, but it was a crosswalk
    |for an elementary school, and for that particular stop sign it was
    |important to me that he stop every time. I told him it’s a bad
    |habit not to stop there, the risk to children is very high, if I’m
    |in the car and you run it again, I won’t ride in your car any more.
    |(I was also borderline uncomfortable with the way he drove in
    |general) I didn’t tell him not to run it. I said it’s important to
    |me that you stop every time and if you can’t, I won’t ride with
    |you. That very night he was dropping me off after dinner and ran
    |it. (It was clear he looked at me when he did it, it wasn’t that he
    |forgot) I refused to get in his car again. I was clear about how I
    |felt, I didn’t tell him what he could or couldn’t do, I just told
    |him what my response would be if he did it again with me in the
    |car. Not even did it again, but specifically with me in the car. He
    |seemed really surprised when I wouldn’t get in his har again. We
    |only went out a couple more times after that.    A different
    |example, when I moved in with my current roomate I was very clear,
    |I don’t think it’s funny to scare people, I don’t enjoy being
    |scared and if you scare me on purpose my response most likely
    |appear to be an over reaction by how mad I get. He said cool, and
    |in 8 years never scared me on purpose and it’s never been an issue.
    |Boundaries are you response to someone else’s behavior. They can
    |change, sometimes you don’t know what your boundaries are till
    |something happens and you think yea, not letting that happen to me
    |again. I hear horror stories of people saying this person keeps
    |crossing my boundary. The hard reality is you can not control
    |someone else’s behavior. No amount of boundaries are going to make
    |them respect you if they don’t respect you. If you are constantly
    |having to establish more and more boundaries that’s not going to
    |change their behavior it’s just going to frustrate you.   Part of
    |the boundary is not putting yourself in a position to have it
    |violated. I guess that’s why I don’t like way the OP phrased the
    |question. It’s not on you to tell someone not to cheat on you in a
    |committed relationship. That’s expected, boundaries are the nuance
    |you consider cheating and it should be on the same page with the
    |other person because some people consider cheating just talking to
    |someone else. If someone cheats (sleeps with someone else, not a
    |grey area cheating) or hits you that’s not breaking a boundary
    |that’s abuse. Being abused is not the fault of the victim(recipient
    |of the abuse?), having someone cross the same boundary over and
    |over, it’s time to stop putting yourself in that situation. Again,
    |being the recipient of abuse is never your fault. I’m still not
    |explaining it well and it is kind of semantics but I guess it comes
    |down to it’s not your responsibility to tell someone not to abuse
    |you, it’s their responsibility to not abuse you. It’s your
    |responsibility to (when you can) not put yourself in a situation
    |that you know will make you uncomfortable, or communicate the
    |things that bother you in a way to resolve them so you both
    |understand what’s going on.     Fuck relationships are hard.


|u/SCP_radiantpoison - 12 hours
|
|Luckily it's never happened to me, but:   Physical or verbal violence:
|no-brainer.  Any kind of emotional manipulation: I still have some
|issues setting boundaries, so if you use that against me I'll go no
|contact for my own sake.  Snooping through my devices: if you don't
|trust me you shouldn't be here anyway, so in a way you won. Good luck
|convincing me not to press charges though.  It may sound extreme, but I
|subject myself to the exact same rules. I'm not a crook, I just fall in
|love too hard.


|u/Skytrout - 12 hours
|
|Her making amphetamine on our kitchen table with her ex boyfriend and
|smiling devilishly like a child who has eaten the whole jar of cookies
|while her parents are a way. Also not using a protective tablecloth
|while handling chemicals.


|u/TheMaddieBlue - 10 hours
|
|Physical violence. I should have left the first time he pushed me down.


|u/ryneku - 8 hours
|
|Wow.  This entire thread is basically "my last relationship, the reddit
|post".  I still have to interact with her because she is pregnant and I
|need to see her tomorrow...not sure how to even interact with her
|though.  I don't want to be anywhere near her!  It is so hard to hold
|my tongue or keep the disgust off my face when talking to her.


|u/Ok-Policy-8284 - 5 hours
|
|Lying.


|u/Eowyn800 - 16 hours
|
|I wouldn't say there's no second chance for cheating as I don't care
|about it all that much unless it's a really extreme case. But I'd say
|hitting, sexual abuse or abuse in general


|u/No_Name_Canadian - 13 hours
|
|Murdering me


|u/HiddenLeaforSand - 12 hours
|
|I spiraled terribly and needed my ex to come back from a trip to help
|me. It was the first time in the many years we were together that I
|verbally said “I need help”.   She chose her trip. There goes the trust
|that we have each others back always


|u/A-R-9783 - 13 hours
|
|Physical harm,  verbally aggressive assault causing psychological
|problems


|u/orion726 - 10 hours
|
|Watching the next episode of a show we're watching together without me


|u/Compulsive-Gremlin - 10 hours
|
|Money. If you’re not honest about money. How you spend it. How you save
|it.


|u/jdirte42069 - 10 hours
|
|Murder, feel like that's one


|u/growmorefood - 10 hours
|
|Telling your gf her sexy pics aren't that good


|u/Imatallguy - 9 hours
|
|Any kind of abuse, be it  physical, mental, or financial.


|u/Due_Arm_5371 - 9 hours
|
|One boundary that has no turning back, in addition to cheating, can be
|disrespect. This includes humiliating, disqualifying or treating your
|partner badly, especially if it is repeated. Also things like physical
|violence, serious lies, or betraying trust at important times. These
|things are often difficult to forgive because they directly affect the
|relationship.


|u/Learning-Power - 9 hours
|
|Lying about sexual health.   e.g. "I don't have herpes/HPV"   Then
|later finding out they do.   Fuck those people.


|u/SuperMakotoGoddess - 8 hours
|
|Any behavior that suggests they control you or you are their dedicated
|servant. Instant dump. Also violence.


|u/Ok_Blackberry_284 - 8 hours
|
|Gossiping behind their back - this doesn't have to be for just romantic
|relationships either. Any relationship, if someone tells you something
|in private, keep your mouth shut. You are not the town crier. It's not
|your job to run around bleating out people's personal business like a
|billy goat.


|u/Pancakefan16 - 7 hours
|
|Consent


|u/Yupperroo - 7 hours
|
|Outspoken dislike of your partner's children, which would be
|stepchildren.


|u/SimpGuard - 7 hours
|
|Bullying and emotionally or mentally hurting you.


|u/GorgeousW1fe - 7 hours
|
|A boundary that, once broken, leaves no second chance is
|disrespect—when trust and mutual respect are shattered, rebuilding them
|becomes nearly impossible.


|u/mike9941 - 7 hours
|
|she took my kid 3 states away and didn't allow me to speak to her or se
|for about 2.5 years....    that did it.


|u/SaltyReaperNZ - 7 hours
|
|Sharing my fishing spots.


|u/lawpara19 - 7 hours
|
|You tell them a million times what bothers you, and the answer is
|always. I'll try to be a better listener.


|u/WhyLimitMeTo20Charac - 6 hours
|
|I've seen a few people (let's be real, guys) on r/wallstreetbets who
|have used and lost entire joint saving accounts on stupid options bets


|u/gypsyhippieforlife - 6 hours
|
|Physical abuse -- There is no compromise/apologies/counseling or any
|other quick fixes from that. There will always be a 2nd time, never a 1
|time situation. That person is capable of hurt if that has no
|boundaries and possibility of change is zero eo 1--- don't depend on
|them to get help,nor do it again or make the necessary changes to never
|allow that to happen again.


|u/SLIMaxPower - 6 hours
|
|betrayal


|u/titusmaul - 5 hours
|
|Using the words “I want a divorce.”


  |u/Cuish - 5 hours
  |
  |Divorce? Sure, divorce. Hey, you got it, toots! And here's a picture
  |even you can figure out. It's a door! Use it!


  |u/ShermansMasterWolf - 2 hours
  |
  |I've known people who have said it as an ultimatum, "If this thing
  |doesn't change, I want a divorce."  But there's also people that say
  |it because they're immature and hurtful.


|u/Old_fart5070 - 5 hours
|
|Public disrespect and contempt.


|u/Abystract-ism - 4 hours
|
|Gambling away large sums of money in secret.


|u/Da-dtou-di - 3 hours
|
|1 for me is airing dirty laundry publicly. I don't care what we're
|going through. We work through it together. Publicly, we're a united
|front but I guess I'm a romantic like that. It's supposed to be us vs
|the world not me vs you + the world.


|u/ReadingThales - 3 hours
|
|When you’re talking about something you care for passionately and they
|disregard it as “nonsense.”


|u/Various_Ice_6566 - 12 hours
|
|A sneaky butt finger.


|u/tardiusmaximus - 14 hours
|
|Serving me asda own "instant" coffee instead of branded.


  |u/ZuluMD88 - 12 hours
  |
  |Diabolical.


|u/TheBookGem - 13 hours
|
|Dying


|u/Larkspur71 - 13 hours
|
|Dying.   That's a deal breaker.


|u/007baldy - 13 hours
|
|Being allergic to dogs.


|u/Eastern-Violinist-46 - 12 hours
|
|Telling family/ friends secrets you have divulged to your partner now
|that you guys are on a break or have broken up.


|u/Vanilla_chinchilla7 - 11 hours
|
|Telling your ex girlfriend you never lost feelings for them, telling
|your wife you never lost feelings for your ex.


|u/thenaked1 - 10 hours
|
|shitting in the bed. girl you gots to go


|u/sharkmouth92 - 8 hours
|
|Safe word being ignored


|u/Kattulo - 8 hours
|
|Sharing something extremely personal to you with other people behind
|your back...or just being purposefully mean and spiteful just to hurt
|you.


|u/smaugbreath - 12 hours
|
|Pineapple on pizza. Unforgivable.


  |u/murkshroom - 16 hours
  |
  |Yeah, fuck respect!


|u/chefboyarde30 - 12 hours
|
|Disrespecting my boundaries you are gone.


|u/Sad_Orchid2637 - 11 hours
|
|Did you read my mind before posting…


|u/Geministr - 11 hours
|
|Lying,I can't trust someone who lies


|u/RedMageMajure - 10 hours
|
|I came home from a camping trip and my girlfriend had sold my
|television,  Playstation 1, my bed and dresser and threw out all my
|clothes.   I mean, she had already made the choice but that was enough
|of that.


|u/henrithelobster - 10 hours
|
|Stealing money


|u/Dorksim - 10 hours
|
|Farting in each other's presence. Once that Rubicon has been crossed
|the relationship will never be the same again


|u/Diligent_Writing_820 - 10 hours
|
|shitting on your pillow


  |u/kboisno - 10 hours
  |
  |I concur. Can’t come back from that 😂😂😂


|u/Egomaniac247 - 10 hours
|
|pooting


|u/2Scarhand - 10 hours
|
|I'd say stealing, including purchases of several thousand dollars
|without talking to your partner. Even with a joint bank account, that
|doesn't give you a free pass to use your partner's savings on whatever
|you want.


|u/Firm-Analysis6666 - 10 hours
|
|Apparantly, politics.


|u/ChubHouse - 10 hours
|
|Disrespect . In any form.


|u/AlternatinCurrently - 9 hours
|
|Taking the big piece of chicken.


|u/Lucky_Artist_2656 - 9 hours
|
|La confianza y las mentiras 


|u/Constant_Function238 - 9 hours
|
|For me, breaking this trust, by cheating, is the ultimate breach. I can
|never trust him again. Period.. the end. There’s no fixing it.


|u/SOSOBOSO - 9 hours
|
|Once one partner opens the fart door, the other can use it as often as
|they like.


|u/rowenaravenclaw0 - 9 hours
|
| Cheating and gaslighting.


|u/tbkrida - 9 hours
|
|Stealing.


|u/heliumdealerx - 8 hours
|
|Physical altercation/abuse


|u/Providence451 - 8 hours
|
|Physical violence. No coming back from that.


|u/Monst3r_Live - 8 hours
|
|hiding money. have had bad experiences with this. never gonna happen
|again.


|u/Mid_July_Diamond16 - 8 hours
|
|Taking the side of crazy in-laws.    I firmly believe that you marry
|the person, you marry the family and if that family is fucking crazy
|then you're stuck with that for decades. Even worse when future
|children get dragged into it.


|u/alclarkey - 8 hours
|
|I'm pretty sure that would be beating on your SO. Or trying to kill
|them. Selling their favorite item behind their back maybe.


|u/jmi60 - 7 hours
|
|Not being warned about a yeast infection.


|u/mangokiwi_88 - 7 hours
|
|Public humiliation, saying or doing things to purposely hurt you during
|an argument, holding you to a standard they can not hold themselves to


|u/Oryx - 7 hours
|
|Confiding in someone and honestly telling them about the personal
|mental struggle that you go through daily, in the hope that they
|*might* understand what motivates or limits you better... and then
|having them instead use it against you in a petty argument, as if it is
|just bullshit, and basically an inconvenience to them.


|u/Upper-Serve-3427 - 7 hours
|
|e


|u/Stabby-the-cat - 7 hours
|
|The obvious one has to be violence. I’ve been married for 30y & I love
|my hubby with all my heart but if he ever hit me, in any way… that
|would have to be it, no matter how much he apologised for it
|afterwards. I had an Auntie who had many miserable years as a result of
|domestic violence & she never made it past 42yo as a result of it. If I
|hadn’t learned anything from her death, then it would’ve been for
|nothing.


|u/RootsRockRebel66 - 7 hours
|
|No surprise butt stuff!!


|u/xXRick-GrimesXx - 7 hours
|
|Probably if they kill you


|u/AriasK - 7 hours
|
|Physical abuse. 


|u/ArachnidGuilty218 - 6 hours
|
|Taking all my money. Literally every cent. She spent incessantly. Stole
|our savings account, tried to take an inheritance, and hide or threw
|away several personal items. She was a certifiable narcissist.


|u/Optimal_Shirt6637 - 6 hours
|
|Lying in general


|u/Wolf6907 - 6 hours
|
|Trusting them with your secrets then they tell everyone


|u/Jpalm4545 - 6 hours
|
|Abuse of any sort.


|u/JourneyMan2585 - 6 hours
|
|Using the last of the toilet paper and not putting a new roll on.
|Despicable.


|u/Sad-Image-8349 - 6 hours
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|Abuse Controlling  Broken promises  Downing/belittling  Telling secrets


|u/BeautifuIMuse - 6 hours
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|Disrespect—whether it's dismissing feelings, breaking trust, or
|consistently crossing lines


|u/Emotional-Range-962 - 6 hours
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|If my pets get treated badly, that's a big no


|u/EquipmentThis8960 - 6 hours
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|Having your life threatened during a fight


|u/luckythrowaway777 - 6 hours
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|Stealing money 


|u/attikol - 5 hours
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|Shitting in the room with another person. No going back


|u/xxartyboyxx - 5 hours
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|Cheating and Manipulation


|u/Prestigious_Jello365 - 5 hours
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|insulting parents whether verbal or physical


|u/41VirginsfromAllah - 4 hours
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|Lying about domestic violence. Ask me how I know


|u/Pure-Criticism-204 - 4 hours
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|Well breaking trust is a pretty big one


|u/gcs_Sept09_2018 - 4 hours
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|Being mean to my kids. 


|u/Pixel_Sketch - 4 hours
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|Lack of affection. this sure is no turning back.


|u/Violett_B - 3 hours
|
|Had an ex boyfriend pose as a stranger for like a whole year on my
|livestreams (I work in adult entertainment and stream on a camgirl
|site).   He’d even send me loads of tips. As soon as I found out it was
|him, nothing was really ever the same and we eventually broke up.
|Couldn’t trust him for shit after that.


|u/phageblood - 3 hours
|
|They use the trauma you trusted them with against you. they talk shit
|about you to other places.


|u/JardinSurLeToit - 3 hours
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|Lying would be a serious problem, but betrayal with certain private
|information or financial betrayal would be nearly impossible to come
|back from. Love is very important, but mutual trust is the basis of the
|relationship.


|u/JeniWMT02031 - 2 hours
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|They find out things about you they had no reason to go find out.


|u/SetLeather9353 - 2 hours
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|This goes for both romantic and platonic relationships.  Putting down
|someone for their interest or hobby that genuinely makes them happy.


|u/7eleveneggsandwich - 2 hours
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|He was so high and after our did he out of nowhere said “hits different
|with someone younger” pertaining that he enjoys sex more with younger
|women. We were in our late 20s when this happened. It has been a core
|insecurity I didn’t say anything about it when it happened and made
|sure I can prove that I’m an okay choice.  Definitely dumb. But now
|that we’re no longer together and wants me back I remind myself of how
|disgusting that made me feel which until now I carry.   [edit] just
|wanted to add how liberating to finally say this somewhere. I have kept
|this all in.


|u/liam-dolittle - 1 hour
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|Putting a dirty knife (jam/marmite/garlic(!!)) in the butter.  If they
|can do that, what else are they capable of!?!?


|u/Charcoalpeach99 - 1 hour
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|Allowing their friends to make fun of you or disrespect the
|relationship


|u/whydoesitalwayssnow - 1 hour
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|My mother always said “they get one” meaning one time striking out in
|anger. In 55 years my father has never used his one. Had a guy hit me
|in the leg in anger, the way you would an annoying sibling, broke up
|with him the next day.


|u/KaTheEdgy - 48 minutes
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|Comparing you or your relationship to others. That's something that
|breaks my heart and pisses me off at the same time.  Once I expressed
|how tired I was from working night shift for more than three weeks,
|with just one day off to sleep normally. She sad "Well, my dad always
|works 12 hour shifts and I've never hear him complain".  Another of her
|bangers was "Well, I work 8 hours, too".


|u/Big_Brewster - 22 minutes
|
|Lowkey should not have read the comments  Defintely where they dial
|back in dating. Like if all the sudden they switch from hot to cold.
|Get too flakey. Ill hit them very casually with the "no you blew it
|habibs" and take them home


|u/Mottis86 - 21 minutes
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|Cheating a second time.


|u/StrawbraryLiberry - 19 minutes
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|There's a lot of them, honestly. One is if they lie about their real
|name.


|u/ParsleySuperb4048 - 10 minutes
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|Not sharing food


|u/TuxedoCatSupremacist - 13 hours
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|Not standing on your side in the event of conflict or argument with
|someone, especially a family member.  This is important, because it
|shows your SO’s loyalty, and whether your SO will protect you in times
|of need.


  |u/TwoIdleHands - 13 hours
  |
  |Meh. If you’re right I’ll back you to the end of the earth. But if
  |you’re having a disagreement with your family and you’re the one
  |being an ass I’ll hear you out then nicely tell you I think you’re in
  |the wrong. I don’t want a partner that just goes along with what I
  |say. I want someone who actually believes in what I say. And if what
  |I’m saying is BS I want them to tell me that.


    |u/ShreakingDeath - 10 hours
    |
    |This. Have your partner's back in public and the disagreement at
    |home. If my partner says some dumb shit or does the wrong thing,
    |I'm gonna defend them in the moment. But once we get home, "bruh,
    |dafuq?"


|u/StrangeDays929 - 4 hours
|
|We should reach out to all my ex’s to find out. Never met a woman who
|gave me a second chance. 


|u/xXROGXx971 - 12 hours
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|Voting for Trump, apparently :)


|u/mikecws91 - 12 hours
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|Farting


|u/Twilight_Velour - 3 hours
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|eating junkfoods


|u/Psychological_Ad1999 - 11 hours
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|I’m non-monogamous so there is no cheating. I will not tolerate
|manipulation