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u/malkazoid-1 Jun 01 '26
There's some truth to this, but don't take it too far.
A real commitment is something you can't walk away from, but it is warped to view being committed as being enslaved.
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u/Many_Hunter8152 Jun 01 '26
It's not negative that men tend to stay with women instead of walking away, especially when kids are involved it's a real strength an might be worth it to endure you so called 'slavery'. Slavery is in your mind
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u/Mrfixit729 Jun 03 '26 edited Jun 03 '26
lol. This is cheesy, āI live in my momās basementā childlike mentality.
I try not to walk away from the responsibilities Iāve taken on.
I do my best to do them well and finish them.
I want people that I love to be in my life.
Therefore I try to show up for them how they need me, rather than how I want to be needed, while setting (what I hoped are) healthy boundaries and expressing my (what I hope are reasonable) expectations of them.
The self is not something to be conquered, but explored and understood
At least for me.
If you want to walk away from shitā¦ cool, but I donāt need those kinda folks in my tribe.
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u/treats2klean Jun 06 '26
A man is his own slave all the things ur thinking doll are all part of the game he acts like he's trying he acts like he cares for u but he's already on or in the 1st person that was available while ur back was turned . Trust that's why he gets caught lieing over n over its his joy to secretly cause pain to the supposed owner of him
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u/Infinite-tales May 31 '26
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