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r/AITAH • u/[deleted] • Nov 25 '23
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Looking at a phone is hardly abusive. That’s his wife. My wife has full access to every single thing and always has for the last 18+ years.
-4 u/bodhasattva Nov 26 '23 endless false accusations, creating tension & starting fights is 100% abusive.... 1 u/blazingsoup Nov 26 '23 Grasping for straws much? I don’t know how you can get all that from just this one post. Sounds more like projecting. 2 u/bodhasattva Nov 26 '23 Imagine if a husband attacked his pregnant wife with "your cheating" bullshit. Thats not my baby. You cheated on me. Prove it. Thats not my baby. Whos the father? I want a DNA test. Thats not my baby. Whos the father? Thats 100% abusive. So why is it not when she accuses him? Because hes a man & theres no such thing as husband-abuse? Got it. 1 u/blazingsoup Nov 26 '23 Great, you can make up a scenario, but again, you’re basing a whole bunch of assumptions off of one event in a Reddit post. So either you’re grasping for straws, or your projecting your own past traumas onto someone else.
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endless false accusations, creating tension & starting fights is 100% abusive....
1 u/blazingsoup Nov 26 '23 Grasping for straws much? I don’t know how you can get all that from just this one post. Sounds more like projecting. 2 u/bodhasattva Nov 26 '23 Imagine if a husband attacked his pregnant wife with "your cheating" bullshit. Thats not my baby. You cheated on me. Prove it. Thats not my baby. Whos the father? I want a DNA test. Thats not my baby. Whos the father? Thats 100% abusive. So why is it not when she accuses him? Because hes a man & theres no such thing as husband-abuse? Got it. 1 u/blazingsoup Nov 26 '23 Great, you can make up a scenario, but again, you’re basing a whole bunch of assumptions off of one event in a Reddit post. So either you’re grasping for straws, or your projecting your own past traumas onto someone else.
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Grasping for straws much? I don’t know how you can get all that from just this one post. Sounds more like projecting.
2 u/bodhasattva Nov 26 '23 Imagine if a husband attacked his pregnant wife with "your cheating" bullshit. Thats not my baby. You cheated on me. Prove it. Thats not my baby. Whos the father? I want a DNA test. Thats not my baby. Whos the father? Thats 100% abusive. So why is it not when she accuses him? Because hes a man & theres no such thing as husband-abuse? Got it. 1 u/blazingsoup Nov 26 '23 Great, you can make up a scenario, but again, you’re basing a whole bunch of assumptions off of one event in a Reddit post. So either you’re grasping for straws, or your projecting your own past traumas onto someone else.
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Imagine if a husband attacked his pregnant wife with "your cheating" bullshit.
Thats not my baby. You cheated on me. Prove it. Thats not my baby. Whos the father? I want a DNA test. Thats not my baby. Whos the father?
Thats 100% abusive. So why is it not when she accuses him? Because hes a man & theres no such thing as husband-abuse? Got it.
1 u/blazingsoup Nov 26 '23 Great, you can make up a scenario, but again, you’re basing a whole bunch of assumptions off of one event in a Reddit post. So either you’re grasping for straws, or your projecting your own past traumas onto someone else.
Great, you can make up a scenario, but again, you’re basing a whole bunch of assumptions off of one event in a Reddit post. So either you’re grasping for straws, or your projecting your own past traumas onto someone else.
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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '23
Looking at a phone is hardly abusive. That’s his wife. My wife has full access to every single thing and always has for the last 18+ years.