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  1. You need to take the emotion out of it, as weird as that seems. Send her a calm, simple text. “Ex, I'm sorry for not communicating well today. I needed some space to sort out how I was feeling, my fault for not just saying that. That said, after thinking, I don't wish to continue anything else between us. We haven't been healthy and positive things in each other's lives, and it's best we go our separate ways.”

    And that's it. And block, just so there isn't any further desire to keep chewing on a dead horse.

    When you see each other or cross paths, don't ignore, just be polite and civil, but keep emotion out of it. If you end up cornered and asked why you blocked her, simple say “I did so not to be rude to you, but to protect myself. I did so in an effort to help myself heal and emotionally grow. It wasn't meant personally.”

  2. These countries aren't wrong because of that.

    Agree to disagree. Dating a person who's brain hasn't fully developed yet is fucked up if yours has.

  3. I’m more mad he’s lying to me about it. I told his sister because I have a good relationship with her but don’t have one with the rest of his family. I can definitely see how he could need some support from his family, but tell me the truth. “ I was stressing about your surgery and needed someone to talk to so I told my mom to help me through it.” I would have been fine with that.

  4. Literally how hot is it to get a side of plain white rice and plain chicken or whatever? If he truly cannot handle even the tiniest breath of seasoning?

  5. Maybe this is an unpopular opinion, but no, I don't believe you should. Not because he doesn't deserve to be exposed, but because your friend is the victim here, and there is a substantial risk for victims involved when it comes to exposing an abuser. As we've seen from so many celebrity abuse cases, victims who speak out are often ridiculed, harassed, and threatened by the public as well as disbelieved and shamed. It's entirely possible that exposing this abuser – even if it would be you doing it and not your friend – could retraumatize your friend and even lead to doxxing.

    I understand your anger, and sympathize. But I don't believe you should do this.

  6. Exactly what I was thinking. People put up with too much shit just for the sake of staying together. So ugly and toxic to even go through this…I would have just ended it when things weren’t getting better! Of course, try therapy but if that’s not working just move tf on…and go be happy. Happy people make the world better

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