Sorry babe. That's a deal-breaker
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amyjsparkles wrote: »amyjsparkles wrote: »amyjsparkles wrote: »Deal breaker. When he says your favorite movie is stupid. Why you gotta be so mean about it? ☹
No one should ever be that mean.
Exactly!
F that dude
I think the most important thing is respect. I respect someone not liking the same movies or things as I do. But to make fun of someone's choices, especially of something they love! That's just sort of cruel, isn't it?
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Disregard for my (or anyone else's) thoughts or feelings1
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amyjsparkles wrote: »Deal breaker. When he says your favorite movie is stupid. Why you gotta be so mean about it? ☹
It is a Disney film isn’t it??
Ha ha. Nah. But it's cheesy.0 -
amyjsparkles wrote: »amyjsparkles wrote: »Deal breaker. When he says your favorite movie is stupid. Why you gotta be so mean about it? ☹
It is a Disney film isn’t it??
Ha ha. Nah. But it's cheesy.
Love Actually?
When Harry Met Sally?0 -
amyjsparkles wrote: »amyjsparkles wrote: »Deal breaker. When he says your favorite movie is stupid. Why you gotta be so mean about it? ☹
It is a Disney film isn’t it??
Ha ha. Nah. But it's cheesy.
Love Actually?
When Harry Met Sally?
Have you ever heard of a film, where a woman maybe works as a welder by day, and does something more exotic at night?0 -
If he needs me, thats a dealbreaker1
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A guy that’s too clingy drives me away quick0
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to clingy, to judgmental, can't stand on there own two feet.. and is way to serious.. I want to laugh0
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amyjsparkles wrote: »amyjsparkles wrote: »amyjsparkles wrote: »Deal breaker. When he says your favorite movie is stupid. Why you gotta be so mean about it? ☹
It is a Disney film isn’t it??
Ha ha. Nah. But it's cheesy.
Love Actually?
When Harry Met Sally?
Have you ever heard of a film, where a woman maybe works as a welder by day, and does something more exotic at night?
No but google has....”Flashdance”. Not sure how this gem has escaped me. I will see if it is available online.1 -
if she ever posts any variation of the "I’m just a girl, looking at a boy..." quote on her social media.
get some new material auntie please you're killing the rest of us.3 -
I think in the last 24 years of relationships, I've proven several deal-breakers as false. That said, I would have to say that they one consistent is - You got knocked up by someone else while we were married.4
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amyjsparkles wrote: »amyjsparkles wrote: »amyjsparkles wrote: »Deal breaker. When he says your favorite movie is stupid. Why you gotta be so mean about it? ☹
It is a Disney film isn’t it??
Ha ha. Nah. But it's cheesy.
Love Actually?
When Harry Met Sally?
Have you ever heard of a film, where a woman maybe works as a welder by day, and does something more exotic at night?
No but google has....”Flashdance”. Not sure how this gem has escaped me. I will see if it is available online.
You never seen it? It is a classic.0 -
edge_dragoncaller wrote: »I think in the last 24 years of relationships, I've proven several deal-breakers as false. That said, I would have to say that they one consistent is - You got knocked up by someone else while we were married.
There seems to be a lot to unpack here.0 -
edge_dragoncaller wrote: »I think in the last 24 years of relationships, I've proven several deal-breakers as false. That said, I would have to say that they one consistent is - You got knocked up by someone else while we were married.
What were the deal breakers you proved to be false?0 -
edge_dragoncaller wrote: »I think in the last 24 years of relationships, I've proven several deal-breakers as false. That said, I would have to say that they one consistent is - You got knocked up by someone else while we were married.
I’m guessing that was not part of your agreement0 -
edge_dragoncaller wrote: »I think in the last 24 years of relationships, I've proven several deal-breakers as false. That said, I would have to say that they one consistent is - You got knocked up by someone else while we were married.
I'm so sorry. Damn, people are f'ing terrible. Hugs.
My only real deal breaker that happened to me was when my ex husband told me he was gay.
YEAH, IT'S OVER NOW. DEAL BREAKER.2 -
amyjsparkles wrote: »edge_dragoncaller wrote: »I think in the last 24 years of relationships, I've proven several deal-breakers as false. That said, I would have to say that they one consistent is - You got knocked up by someone else while we were married.
I'm so sorry. Damn, people are f'ing terrible. Hugs.
My only real deal breaker that happened to me was when my ex husband told me he was gay.
YEAH, IT'S OVER NOW. DEAL BREAKER.
Kinda makes me wonder how many poor souls are in a heterosexual relationship due to some kind of perceived pressure, whether societal or familial or religious, but don’t identify as hetero
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caco_ethes wrote: »amyjsparkles wrote: »edge_dragoncaller wrote: »I think in the last 24 years of relationships, I've proven several deal-breakers as false. That said, I would have to say that they one consistent is - You got knocked up by someone else while we were married.
I'm so sorry. Damn, people are f'ing terrible. Hugs.
My only real deal breaker that happened to me was when my ex husband told me he was gay.
YEAH, IT'S OVER NOW. DEAL BREAKER.
Kinda makes me wonder how many poor souls are in a heterosexual relationship due to some kind of perceived pressure, whether societal or familial or religious..
Bums me out.
A lot more than you think. I just told him that we BOTH deserved to be happy and loved by someone who we can love fully. I was never mean to him about it, I know that he wanted his life to be "normal" according to society. Everyone deserves happiness and to live life how they want.
At the same time, he should have told me much sooner than 15 years into marriage, and though I feel bad for him, I feel bad for myself too. Coming out of that and realizing it was all lies was very harsh.6 -
amyjsparkles wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »amyjsparkles wrote: »edge_dragoncaller wrote: »I think in the last 24 years of relationships, I've proven several deal-breakers as false. That said, I would have to say that they one consistent is - You got knocked up by someone else while we were married.
I'm so sorry. Damn, people are f'ing terrible. Hugs.
My only real deal breaker that happened to me was when my ex husband told me he was gay.
YEAH, IT'S OVER NOW. DEAL BREAKER.
Kinda makes me wonder how many poor souls are in a heterosexual relationship due to some kind of perceived pressure, whether societal or familial or religious..
Bums me out.
A lot more than you think. I just told him that we BOTH deserved to be happy and loved by someone who we can love fully. I was never mean to him about it, I know that he wanted his life to be "normal" according to society. Everyone deserves happiness and to live life how they want.
At the same time, he should have told me much sooner than 15 years into marriage, and though I feel bad for him, I feel bad for myself too. Coming out of that and realizing it was all lies was very harsh.
As someone who's still figuring out their sexuality, it is possible he didn't know himself. I didn't, until 5 years ago, know I was bi (possibly gay, though I'm not 100% on that). Until about 5 years ago, when I started going to therapy. I use bi, as kinda a catch all term btw. idk wtf I am. I just know I'm not strait. Maybe your ex was/is in the same boat?2 -
amyjsparkles wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »amyjsparkles wrote: »edge_dragoncaller wrote: »I think in the last 24 years of relationships, I've proven several deal-breakers as false. That said, I would have to say that they one consistent is - You got knocked up by someone else while we were married.
I'm so sorry. Damn, people are f'ing terrible. Hugs.
My only real deal breaker that happened to me was when my ex husband told me he was gay.
YEAH, IT'S OVER NOW. DEAL BREAKER.
Kinda makes me wonder how many poor souls are in a heterosexual relationship due to some kind of perceived pressure, whether societal or familial or religious..
Bums me out.
A lot more than you think. I just told him that we BOTH deserved to be happy and loved by someone who we can love fully. I was never mean to him about it, I know that he wanted his life to be "normal" according to society. Everyone deserves happiness and to live life how they want.
At the same time, he should have told me much sooner than 15 years into marriage, and though I feel bad for him, I feel bad for myself too. Coming out of that and realizing it was all lies was very harsh.
I wouldn’t say it was all lies. Your feelings for him weren’t. I’m sure that all the laughs you both had weren’t lies either. He chose to stay with you for 15 years so that has to say something about you as a person.2 -
mattig89ch wrote: »amyjsparkles wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »amyjsparkles wrote: »edge_dragoncaller wrote: »I think in the last 24 years of relationships, I've proven several deal-breakers as false. That said, I would have to say that they one consistent is - You got knocked up by someone else while we were married.
I'm so sorry. Damn, people are f'ing terrible. Hugs.
My only real deal breaker that happened to me was when my ex husband told me he was gay.
YEAH, IT'S OVER NOW. DEAL BREAKER.
Kinda makes me wonder how many poor souls are in a heterosexual relationship due to some kind of perceived pressure, whether societal or familial or religious..
Bums me out.
A lot more than you think. I just told him that we BOTH deserved to be happy and loved by someone who we can love fully. I was never mean to him about it, I know that he wanted his life to be "normal" according to society. Everyone deserves happiness and to live life how they want.
At the same time, he should have told me much sooner than 15 years into marriage, and though I feel bad for him, I feel bad for myself too. Coming out of that and realizing it was all lies was very harsh.
As someone who's still figuring out their sexuality, it is possible he didn't know himself. I didn't, until 5 years ago, know I was bi (possibly gay, though I'm not 100% on that). Until about 5 years ago, when I started going to therapy. I use bi, as kinda a catch all term btw. idk wtf I am. I just know I'm not strait. Maybe your ex was/is in the same boat?
He said he always knew, even when he was young, that he is gay.
There was a lot of pressure from society and family etc, to have a normal life for him.
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amyjsparkles wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »amyjsparkles wrote: »edge_dragoncaller wrote: »I think in the last 24 years of relationships, I've proven several deal-breakers as false. That said, I would have to say that they one consistent is - You got knocked up by someone else while we were married.
I'm so sorry. Damn, people are f'ing terrible. Hugs.
My only real deal breaker that happened to me was when my ex husband told me he was gay.
YEAH, IT'S OVER NOW. DEAL BREAKER.
Kinda makes me wonder how many poor souls are in a heterosexual relationship due to some kind of perceived pressure, whether societal or familial or religious..
Bums me out.
A lot more than you think. I just told him that we BOTH deserved to be happy and loved by someone who we can love fully. I was never mean to him about it, I know that he wanted his life to be "normal" according to society. Everyone deserves happiness and to live life how they want.
At the same time, he should have told me much sooner than 15 years into marriage, and though I feel bad for him, I feel bad for myself too. Coming out of that and realizing it was all lies was very harsh.
I wouldn’t say it was all lies. Your feelings for him weren’t. I’m sure that all the laughs you both had weren’t lies either. He chose to stay with you for 15 years so that has to say something about you as a person.
He said he would have stayed with me forever because he loved me as a person.
But we both deserved more. Honestly it's just a sad story all the way around.
Took me a long time to feel okay about it.2 -
Anger issues, chip on their shoulder, liars, mean spirited, no compassion, close minded....I could go on and on. Yes, I am recently divorced! lol0
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amyjsparkles wrote: »mattig89ch wrote: »amyjsparkles wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »amyjsparkles wrote: »edge_dragoncaller wrote: »I think in the last 24 years of relationships, I've proven several deal-breakers as false. That said, I would have to say that they one consistent is - You got knocked up by someone else while we were married.
I'm so sorry. Damn, people are f'ing terrible. Hugs.
My only real deal breaker that happened to me was when my ex husband told me he was gay.
YEAH, IT'S OVER NOW. DEAL BREAKER.
Kinda makes me wonder how many poor souls are in a heterosexual relationship due to some kind of perceived pressure, whether societal or familial or religious..
Bums me out.
A lot more than you think. I just told him that we BOTH deserved to be happy and loved by someone who we can love fully. I was never mean to him about it, I know that he wanted his life to be "normal" according to society. Everyone deserves happiness and to live life how they want.
At the same time, he should have told me much sooner than 15 years into marriage, and though I feel bad for him, I feel bad for myself too. Coming out of that and realizing it was all lies was very harsh.
As someone who's still figuring out their sexuality, it is possible he didn't know himself. I didn't, until 5 years ago, know I was bi (possibly gay, though I'm not 100% on that). Until about 5 years ago, when I started going to therapy. I use bi, as kinda a catch all term btw. idk wtf I am. I just know I'm not strait. Maybe your ex was/is in the same boat?
He said he always knew, even when he was young, that he is gay.
There was a lot of pressure from society and family etc, to have a normal life for him.
oooooohhhhhhh, I see. Yea, I agree, he should have told you right off. Sorry that happened to you.
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Chances of finding someone that doesn't smell, are pretty slim lol. We all smell one way or another.queen4evr125 wrote: »B.O.
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kevinflemming1982 wrote: »
Chances of finding someone that doesn't smell, are pretty slim lol. We all smell one way or another.queen4evr125 wrote: »B.O.
Oi, speak for yourself.. I smell good 😁 2 -
When they don't like zucchini.2
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amyjsparkles wrote: »When they don't like zucchini.
Who doesn’t like gagoots?
ETA: I’d show y’all some from my garden but that’s an actionable offense.1 -
your_future_ex_wife wrote: »amyjsparkles wrote: »When they don't like zucchini.
Who doesn’t like gagoots?
ETA: I’d show y’all some from my garden but that’s an actionable offense.
I know right??!? Think of everything you can do with it! Saute it, make it into zucchini boats, use it as noodles, make it into a sweet bread! It's fantastic!!1
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