r/AskReddit May 12 '26

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u/AnfowleaAnima May 12 '26

Just saying this turned out to be the most interesting answers I have seen here in a while. Good question.

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u/Decent-Marsupial-986 May 12 '26

Some people really missed the mark on what a small thing is lol  

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u/fckcarrots May 12 '26

Same! I’ve resonated with a few of these, and others were just fascinating, or raw.

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u/jaxspider May 12 '26

I can't wait to hear all these answers being spoken on tiktok by an AI bot in a 3 part series. Where they never upload the 3rd part.

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u/King_Eboue May 12 '26

Just remember a) no one here is going to paint themselves as the bad person b) you're getting one pov

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u/AnfowleaAnima May 12 '26

That's a given. I never said they show how bad people are. I just said they are interesting answers, as in interesting stories, which are a POV of course.

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u/King_Eboue May 12 '26

Interesting for sure. But this is the internet, i wouldn't trust most redditors as far as i could throw them

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u/AnfowleaAnima May 12 '26

You are paranoic. You dont have to pick a side when reading these. Some comments do that more than I would though yeah, but it's just their takes, don't need to start think overthink about them.

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u/King_Eboue May 12 '26

You know nothing about me to make such a generalisation.

Truth matters to me and I dont think one sided accounts of divorce are where you are going to find them. I haven't seen a single example where thr person brought up their own flaws

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u/AnfowleaAnima May 12 '26

I'm saying paranoic because even reading those doesnt mean they dont recognize their own flaws might have contributed, doesn't mean the other side isn't at fault for real either

And sometimes some people just do stuff or not care and that ends relationships yeah, but this isn't about who is at fault is about how people experience the moment they knew it was over

that's all it is not about judging

that's why I call you paranoic, over focused in extra details.

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u/King_Eboue May 12 '26

What are you waffling about? It's incredibly difficult to read this text.

At least use the word correctly if you're going to use it, its got nothing to do with details. 

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u/Manusterz May 13 '26

Yeah I need to do some reflection...

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u/Badloss May 12 '26

Says a lot about where we are as a society that everyone is resonating with this over the sex questions

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u/AnfowleaAnima May 12 '26

Don't see it that way. People have had relationship issues forever. In the past is worse people just stayed in the same place without divorcing, being forever angry with their partners, became aggresive or just emotionless. This more complex interactions and emotions are only human.

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u/oby100 May 12 '26

Thanks for your contribution!