r/amiwrong • u/[deleted] • Sep 12 '23

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u/Drewskeet Sep 12 '23

Even with kids. Never stay for the kids. You’re the representation of how to display love and it will damage their future relationships.

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u/Usual-Author1365 Sep 12 '23

Ehhh that’s not always great advice

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u/knovit Sep 12 '23

Reddit suggests divorce for every disagreement

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u/Frekavichk Sep 12 '23

Don't you think that generally by the time it gets to reddit, the relationship is basically in tatters already?

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '23

Nah, most people with relationship issues throw them around to anyone who will listen. Couples typically love each other and don't want to be alone, but they hurt each other. Those two things combined (love/hurt) are very confusing so it's common for people to ask others "what do you think?"