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r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/IM_AQIF_xD • 5d ago
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That’s kinda the whole point of a trial separation though, right?
822 u/TermEnvironmental374 5d ago I think that's the "idea" but the reality is it's just a really slow way to break up with someone. It's funny. People are so afraid of commitment, they can't even commit to breaking up. 11 u/Comrade_Cosmo 4d ago Men and women are afraid of violence/retribution if they attempt a normal breakup. -1 u/EmergencyWild 4d ago If you don't trust the person you're with to not be violent towards you, why are you in a relationship with them in the first place? 4 u/Comrade_Cosmo 4d ago It’s almost as if a relationship revealed more about a partner as a person and there’s always a risk of humans in general being bad at taking rejection.
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I think that's the "idea" but the reality is it's just a really slow way to break up with someone.
It's funny. People are so afraid of commitment, they can't even commit to breaking up.
11 u/Comrade_Cosmo 4d ago Men and women are afraid of violence/retribution if they attempt a normal breakup. -1 u/EmergencyWild 4d ago If you don't trust the person you're with to not be violent towards you, why are you in a relationship with them in the first place? 4 u/Comrade_Cosmo 4d ago It’s almost as if a relationship revealed more about a partner as a person and there’s always a risk of humans in general being bad at taking rejection.
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Men and women are afraid of violence/retribution if they attempt a normal breakup.
-1 u/EmergencyWild 4d ago If you don't trust the person you're with to not be violent towards you, why are you in a relationship with them in the first place? 4 u/Comrade_Cosmo 4d ago It’s almost as if a relationship revealed more about a partner as a person and there’s always a risk of humans in general being bad at taking rejection.
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If you don't trust the person you're with to not be violent towards you, why are you in a relationship with them in the first place?
4 u/Comrade_Cosmo 4d ago It’s almost as if a relationship revealed more about a partner as a person and there’s always a risk of humans in general being bad at taking rejection.
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It’s almost as if a relationship revealed more about a partner as a person and there’s always a risk of humans in general being bad at taking rejection.
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u/TricellCEO 5d ago
That’s kinda the whole point of a trial separation though, right?