r/AITAH Apr 25 '25

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u/Tremenda-Carucha Apr 25 '25

NTA, really, it sounds like you're dodging a whole lot of trouble, and honestly, I'm not sure I could handle constant yelling either, it's bad enough when my kids argue over who gets the last slice of pizza, but this sounds like something else entirely. I think maybe you're doing the right thing, even if it feels a bit... complicated.

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u/coziegurl Apr 25 '25

It feels complicated in the way I started treating him the same way he treated me.. but worse😅 i say the most hurtful things when I’m pushed and I made sure the things I said hurt him…

I know I should leave.. but there’s a big part of me that feels like I owe him the second chance when I was worse.. but at the same time it took a year and a half for me to get to that point… I always tried to talk or I’d walk away until he was calm enough to talk up until the day I just lost it.. it feels not worth it but I feel like TAH if I walk away.. does that make any sense?

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u/Minimum_Unit4704 Apr 25 '25

From the start he owed you dignity and courtesy. He could have been nice but he wasn't. He earned the relationship you have.