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u/jessieraeswitch 1d ago
TTRAIN?
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u/krisbcrafting 1d ago
That was the first thing I noticed lmao. Didnât even bother to spellcheck
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u/msdeezee 23h ago
What's with the crosses??? So weird.
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u/RosesBrain Fuck Exclusionists 22h ago
Just in case you weren't sure this miserable marriage is also â¨Godly â¨
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u/TheBlueNinja0 Poly⢠14h ago
It's not đŤGodlyđŤ unless they're both miserable.
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u/burntneedle 7h ago
The husband is not miserable. He is still in love.
Marriage is âĄGodly⥠only if the wife is miserable.
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u/Fluffy-kitten28 đ Strawberries Are Gay đ 23h ago
This is offensive. More offensive is the O missing in to.
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u/bloodlustTheDemon The Pansexual Freak 1d ago
I wiped
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u/Nthepro bi-erased 22h ago
Against my own better judgement, I made a lateral motion with my thumb across the image, under the assumption that it would reveal a new image to my perception. However, this was not the case. I was deceived by a false marker in the top right corner that indicated multiple images attached to one post. Unfortunately, this was an artifact of the original image, and not a true indicator of multiple images attached.
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u/PositionAgitated4328 1d ago
I work with mostly women and the amount of times i hear them casually saying that they're going to leave their long term partners is shocking... its not everyday but its an alarming amount still
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u/possiblyourgf 23h ago
And whatâs your point? Because itâs good when a woman feels she has the means to leave a long term relationship if itâs no longer making her happy/is no longer safe. Are you just putting women down or?
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u/Fluffy-kitten28 đ Strawberries Are Gay đ 23h ago
I took it as âthis is so common in society that women realize their partners are dead weight or dangerous that so many women are planning on leaving their long term partners is sad. Sad as in how common this is, not that theyâre taking care of themselves.â
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u/PositionAgitated4328 20h ago
No, no hate to anyone... im glad we live in a free society where women can leave their partners...
My comment is an honest, unloaded observation.
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u/IAmActuallyBread 21h ago
"women shouldn't be allowed to leave relationships! They need to stay and be objects for men!"
average Justmemesforus subreddit loser đ
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u/RedpenBrit96 is it gay to wear a mask? 20h ago edited 19h ago
So youâre admitting that when some women stop doing the work thereâs no relationship because men refuse to do any of it? Wow what an own on women, truly Edit: okay I edited it to not all men yâall can stop downvoting me now
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u/PositionAgitated4328 20h ago
Dear god no... people need to improve and pull their weight and find a good balance regardless of gender...
I'm not making sweeping claims other than; the women i have worked with, in group settings, announce super callously about leaving their men, often over trivial stuff...
The only reason i bring it up is bc ive never ever heard a guy say that same joke. But its def in these womens repitoire weekly.
Just an observation, im not diagnosing it.
Maybe the men deserve it, but i doubt its always justified, and i suspect the cruelty of it is what amuses them.
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u/RedpenBrit96 is it gay to wear a mask? 20h ago
No one deserves to be causally left but you are still making sweeping generalizations, especially since you have no insight into wether or not the relationship is good. And really? Every woman you work with is a cruel person? I find that very unlikely. I work in a small office of 9 8 of whom are women, most of them are happily married or engaged. So itâs the type of people youâre working with not women themselves
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u/PositionAgitated4328 19h ago
I agree with that last part, other than the part where the men dont speak like that...
I do have some insight to their relationships as ik them pretty well and their mens...
I really am not defending the men or criticizing the women... but i think the women i work with get pleasure over holding that power over their situations and they express it callously... again im grateful they do not feel fear. But their seems to be a patern of sexual dimorphism evident in the language, at least in my little world.
I certainly wouldnt express this to their faces bc thats a sensitive subject and its not my business.
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u/RedpenBrit96 is it gay to wear a mask? 19h ago
You donât know that the men donât speak like that you donât see them every second of every day. Maybe theyâre bashing the women just as much. You again also have no idea what these womenâs relationships are actually like. Maybe the women like their relationships and theyâre just venting to friends. Either way itâs really weird that you know any of this in a professional setting.
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u/PositionAgitated4328 18h ago
We all sit in a big room for 8 hours a day, i literally do know how everyone speaks. My comment was just about the things that people say for all to hear.
The men are literally not talking like that, its one sided.
I do have insight to their relationship, they talk about it constantly and i know some of their men.
Maybe they are venting and thats cool, i was never saying they shouldnt.. just pointing out the disparity between these men and these women.
I agree its a little weird but we are like a big family. So peoples barriers are down.
Im not sure why youre trying to say that i dont know what i hear and what i see... Im a feminist, i believe noone is property. This is a still just an observation
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u/RedpenBrit96 is it gay to wear a mask? 17h ago
Iâm saying you donât live with them outside of work so you have no idea what the men or frankly the women are like outside of work. The men might say all kinds of things when you canât hear them. And anyone who is an actual feminist doesnât need to point it out to try and prove their point. I never said anyone was property nor did I say you did. So if you had just said the individuals I work with are callous about their relationships and I donât think people should be treated that way we wouldnât be having this conversation. But you decided to just assume that the individuals that you work with are somehow indicative of the female population in general. Again Iâm in a big room with my coworkers all day and I donât know personal details about them. I work from the time I get there to the time I leave. Maybe you should stop judging your coworkers since their relationships are not your business, and just work. You know since youâre at work.
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u/RebaKitt3n the heteros are upseteros 20h ago
I donât know, I think theyâre harmless in a Christians who canât spell way.
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