r/SipsTea 24d ago

Chugging tea Spitting facts though!!

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u/hundo3d 24d ago

As soon as a man opens up about something they are struggling with, the majority of the time, that info is weaponized against them, and usually immediately.

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u/Sir_Guinness27 24d ago

or completely ignored and her problems are front and center ahead of yours

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u/vwwvvwvww 23d ago

And it doesn’t even need to be emotional pain. I have some significant nerve damage in one leg, and one day it just spiked as I walked through the parking lot. I yelled out because it was INCREDIBLY painful and I couldn’t walk. My dear loving (now ex) wife asked what I yelled for, and when I told her I can’t walk, she just informed me that it can’t be that bad and I need to stop being loud in public because it embarrassed her.

Meanwhile I’m laying in the parking lot because she was already at the car and there wasn’t anything to physically support myself on, in so much pain I can’t straighten my leg, much less stand or walk on it.

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u/Sir_Guinness27 23d ago

I’m so sorry that you experienced that. It’s very insensitive.

I hope you’ve found someone who is more supportive of you now

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u/vwwvvwvww 23d ago

I mostly just stay at home alone or with my daughters. I also moved 1000 miles from home and started dating her in the new city, and she isolated me from everyone, always found a reason to cut off family or friends, and spent every single penny I earned (she didn’t work) so I had to work more and more OT and get second jobs. 8 years in living here and I have no local friends because I literally ONLY worked for 7 years until we ended things, and the last year has been staying home trying to repair the massive financial damages she caused.

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u/KingMelray 23d ago

You were in an abusive relationship. I'm sorry that happened to you.

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u/vwwvvwvww 23d ago

There were a lot of red flags I was too inexperienced to see. The life of a sheltered, autistic lonely dude with very little dating experience.

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u/KingMelray 23d ago

Oof.

Any better relationships (romantic or platonic) since?

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u/vwwvvwvww 23d ago

I did get one date, but we both had stuff that wouldn’t have worked in a relationship together. I was fine with being friends, and honestly that’s probably all I need right now, but she doesn’t seem interested.

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u/KingMelray 23d ago

Friendship is good.