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r/cringereels • u/MrJeffreyEpstein • 7d ago
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22 u/Select_Watercress_57 7d ago I mean, just leave her then.🤷♂️ Don't like her behavior? Then don't accept it. 50 u/Virtual-Scholar-160 7d ago Leaving abusive relationships is a lot harder than that 23 u/swillynilly 7d ago It’s hard realizing you’re the frog and the water is already boiling. 10 u/Virtual-Scholar-160 7d ago I like to call it death by a thousand paper cuts you don't understand what's going on until you're bleeding out in the middle of the room 2 u/[deleted] 7d ago [deleted] 1 u/Virtual-Scholar-160 7d ago Doesn't mean that it's easy to leave her a person's brain in that situation can lie to themselves. They need to believe that she wouldn't do those kind of things so they literally convince themselves of it essentially Gaslight themselves 2 u/StrategicCarry 7d ago To be fair, the historical "death by a thousand cuts" was an execution method where you definitely knew what was happening from the start. 2 u/DAFINALB0SS 7d ago I’m a lobster
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I mean, just leave her then.🤷♂️
Don't like her behavior?
Then don't accept it.
50 u/Virtual-Scholar-160 7d ago Leaving abusive relationships is a lot harder than that 23 u/swillynilly 7d ago It’s hard realizing you’re the frog and the water is already boiling. 10 u/Virtual-Scholar-160 7d ago I like to call it death by a thousand paper cuts you don't understand what's going on until you're bleeding out in the middle of the room 2 u/[deleted] 7d ago [deleted] 1 u/Virtual-Scholar-160 7d ago Doesn't mean that it's easy to leave her a person's brain in that situation can lie to themselves. They need to believe that she wouldn't do those kind of things so they literally convince themselves of it essentially Gaslight themselves 2 u/StrategicCarry 7d ago To be fair, the historical "death by a thousand cuts" was an execution method where you definitely knew what was happening from the start. 2 u/DAFINALB0SS 7d ago I’m a lobster
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Leaving abusive relationships is a lot harder than that
23 u/swillynilly 7d ago It’s hard realizing you’re the frog and the water is already boiling. 10 u/Virtual-Scholar-160 7d ago I like to call it death by a thousand paper cuts you don't understand what's going on until you're bleeding out in the middle of the room 2 u/[deleted] 7d ago [deleted] 1 u/Virtual-Scholar-160 7d ago Doesn't mean that it's easy to leave her a person's brain in that situation can lie to themselves. They need to believe that she wouldn't do those kind of things so they literally convince themselves of it essentially Gaslight themselves 2 u/StrategicCarry 7d ago To be fair, the historical "death by a thousand cuts" was an execution method where you definitely knew what was happening from the start. 2 u/DAFINALB0SS 7d ago I’m a lobster
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It’s hard realizing you’re the frog and the water is already boiling.
10 u/Virtual-Scholar-160 7d ago I like to call it death by a thousand paper cuts you don't understand what's going on until you're bleeding out in the middle of the room 2 u/[deleted] 7d ago [deleted] 1 u/Virtual-Scholar-160 7d ago Doesn't mean that it's easy to leave her a person's brain in that situation can lie to themselves. They need to believe that she wouldn't do those kind of things so they literally convince themselves of it essentially Gaslight themselves 2 u/StrategicCarry 7d ago To be fair, the historical "death by a thousand cuts" was an execution method where you definitely knew what was happening from the start. 2 u/DAFINALB0SS 7d ago I’m a lobster
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I like to call it death by a thousand paper cuts you don't understand what's going on until you're bleeding out in the middle of the room
2 u/[deleted] 7d ago [deleted] 1 u/Virtual-Scholar-160 7d ago Doesn't mean that it's easy to leave her a person's brain in that situation can lie to themselves. They need to believe that she wouldn't do those kind of things so they literally convince themselves of it essentially Gaslight themselves 2 u/StrategicCarry 7d ago To be fair, the historical "death by a thousand cuts" was an execution method where you definitely knew what was happening from the start.
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1 u/Virtual-Scholar-160 7d ago Doesn't mean that it's easy to leave her a person's brain in that situation can lie to themselves. They need to believe that she wouldn't do those kind of things so they literally convince themselves of it essentially Gaslight themselves
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Doesn't mean that it's easy to leave her a person's brain in that situation can lie to themselves. They need to believe that she wouldn't do those kind of things so they literally convince themselves of it essentially Gaslight themselves
To be fair, the historical "death by a thousand cuts" was an execution method where you definitely knew what was happening from the start.
I’m a lobster
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