#disrespect

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I’m struggling with this and would really appreciate some outside perspectives. My boyfriend lied to me about something that he knew was very important to me. It wasn’t just a one-time lie. He kept the truth from me for about a year since we began dating because he was afraid I would leave if I knew. The thing is, throughout our relationship I often had a gut feeling that he was hiding something. We argued about it quite a lot because I would ask if there was anything he wasn’t telling me, and he always reassured me that he was being completely honest. Looking back, my gut feeling was right. Now he says he’s changed, that he regrets lying, and that he wants to be completely honest from now on. He says he was immature and scared, and that he would never do something like that again. Since all of this came out, he also bought me a new phone and has been talking about buying me other expensive things. He says it’s because he wants to make things right, but because my trust is so damaged, I honestly can’t tell whether this is a genuine attempt to repair the relationship or if I’m just questioning everything he does now. (I kinda told him either he buys me the things or its over and he is broke as well). But this is where I’m stuck. How do you tell the difference between someone who has genuinely changed and someone who has simply learned to hide things better after getting caught? For those of you who stayed with a partner after a major lie, what made you believe they had actually changed? Were there specific actions or patterns that rebuilt your trust, or did you eventually realize they hadn’t changed at all? I’d really appreciate honest opinions, whether they’re hopeful or skeptical.

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Imagine you marry someone and have a baby on the way, and then you start realizing their life wasn’t as cleaned up as you thought. Debt, court stuff, DMV/license problems, collections, car possibly getting repo’d, mail still going to their ex’s place, and a lot of “I’ll deal with it later” energy. You want to be supportive because you love them, but you also start feeling like you’re becoming the person who has to absorb consequences from things you didn’t create. And when you bring up realistic questions, they feel judged instead of understanding that you’re trying to protect the family. Would you see that as normal relationship stress, or would you feel like the foundation was shaky from the start? Because I’m starting to wonder whether I’m being a good partner by helping, or whether I’m stepping into a fixer/rescuer role.

अपमान को समझना अपमान एक जटिल भावना है जो केवल एक शब्द या क्रिया के माध्यम से प्रकट नहीं होती। अपमान का जवाब देने का सबसे अच्छा तरीका क्या है, यह जानने से पहले, हमें इसके मूल कारणों को समझना आवश्यक है। अक्सर ऐसा होता है कि अपमान किसी व्यक्ति की स्वयं की असुरक्षा या असंतोष से उत्पन्न होता है। जब लोग अपने अंदर के संघर्षों या असुरक्षाओं को बाहर निकालने का प्रयास करते हैं, तो वे दूसरों को अपमानित…

AIO??? 1hr ride revoked after constant disrespect from gf

Context: She has a CNA exam coming up and i would be her "patient" very commonly, today there was a misunderstanding and i got up immediately to help her once i saw her taking her blood pressure on herself.

She then got upset and ran to her room and locked herself in there for 2-3 hrs and every so often i would knock asking to talk, to no avail.

She then messaged me and i brought it back up since i hate sleeping on bad terms alone. You can see how that went in the photos.

Did i go too far? I just felt like the disrespect was too much and i had to put my foot down at some point.

Reflecting on myself and my actions, i feel bad, i wanted her to feel a little bit of what i felt, but also i know maybe if she was a little more clear-minded this couldve gone differently, but after 3 hrs, it gets to a point i feel like... Some demo's: Juniors in college, 1 1/2 yr relationship, moved in a month ago.

Reddit consensus: NOT OVERREACTING (NOR) (100% confidence)

Top comment: “NOR I do not want this person as my nurse, like good goddamn.”

Notable explanation: “This is the most annoying fucking person ever. If I had to annihilate one person it’d be fucking that bitch. I’m sorry for being aggressive but that dumbass is a selfish, stupid, childish, egotistical IDIOT. Leave her NOW. Your life WILL be ruined by her and so will your mental health. I already know because I HAVE EXPERIENCED IT. LEAVE HER NOW. PLEASE. I can’t stand here and watch your mental health and sanity slowly disintegrate like a cremated body becoming ashes. NOR NOR NOR NOR. I wish the WORST most CRUEL karma on her ever.

Anyways, I’m so so deeply sorry for being so aggressive but sometimes you read something and it fills you with so much rage you can’t help but let it out. NOR. :)”

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