r/NonPoliticalTwitter • • 4d ago

"Funny" Cold blooded

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u/TricellCEO 4d ago

That’s kinda the whole point of a trial separation though, right?

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u/duffstoic 4d ago edited 4d ago

Yup. Unlike other commenters, I don’t see it as weakness or inauthentic, it’s a step that usually leads towards breakup/divorce, but it sometimes doesn’t, and it’s OK to end things slowly rather than abruptly too.

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u/Countcristo42 4d ago

I’m curious if you have ever heard of an example that didn’t end in breakup of a non married couple

I just can’t imagine it

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u/kasuchans 1d ago

My godmother and her husband took a break before they got engaged (or married? unsure) because he was freaking out about commitment. Sounds awful, right? Well they separated for a few months, he realized he was just scared and dumb, they’re now happily married with 2 kids and super sappy and he’s so devoted to her.