Is It Really Wrong For Me To Break-up With My Gf Because She Humiliated Me Infront Of Her Friends?

Is It Really Wrong For Me To Break-up With My Gf Because She Humiliated Me Infront Of Her Friends?

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0:00 - Story 1
7:41 - Story 2

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[Omaygot_Yugonmakmibus]

that's more than just being humiliated. bro is the laughing stock of her social circle. she's evil

[thetruesimplegrid]

Can we just appreciate the 23 meters 😂.

On a serious note, it’s not wrong for him to leave her. She did those things because she was aware that he’d constantly forgive her, she was taking advantage of his kindness. That’s wrong and a partner like that will damage you mentally.

[inacook]

There's always just a "friend" that comes to the rescue who's been waiting in the wings for years.😏

[alexanderp.goddard]

Damn E is the real winner in the story she saw an opportunity and took it.

[fabianafagundezmuniz]

OMG NO LEAVE HER IMMEDIATLY, 💀💀💀💀💀 I feel disgusted, no one should discuss your body with someone else even if it's a compliment, so weird

[DeathsHood]

I'm not of the mind that "drunk words = sober thoughts" because that's only partially true, but OP's girl in the first story *_knew_* what she was like while drunk, and made no effort to change her habits.
That's just disrespectful in the extreme.

Whiskey makes my dad angry and violent.
So he doesn't drink it anymore.

Changing habits can be hard, but if you know you have a bad habit, and do nothing to remedy it, you are 100% at fault for the fallout

[Mr.Des]

Bro I cried so bad from 2nd story. Literally, it’s so damn bad being married to your “significant other” and realizing that they never even loved you and never told you and just blamed yourself but you weren’t the problem. Wow.. that’s one arrogant, egocentric move there…

[edbot]

I always crack up when they say "Otherwise, she/he is the perfect partner" in these stories.

I mean yeah, everyone is perfect if you ignore their faults lol

[thetruesimplegrid]

For the second story, that woman is incredibly manipulative. She was willing to tie him down in a loveless marriage like she’s keeping a dog. That’s sickening and no person should do this to anyone.

[ianmoritzplatapino]

Never accept disrespect from anyone. Glad he kicked her to the curb, thats what she really thinks if him.

[Chris-wuhc]

NTA, he should have left a long time ago.

Also, that man's gay wife is a horrible person. She stole years of his life so she can live her pathetic lie.

[Yellowbeing]

For the second story hearing people say that the two girls were just friends made me literally go "wtf?!" She didn't show OP any kind of affection and always seemed depressed, then this girl arrives and suddenly she seems to be feeling alive again, she showed Physical affection to her "best friend" but not her husband saying she "didn't like that kind of romantic affection" (hugs can also be friendly, but she seemed like for her it's a romantic gesture, since she literally said it, which indicates she had romantic feelings for the other girl if available for hugging her). Sometimes people just close their eyes to something as clear as day.

[yeyosilver]

Story 2: OP irritates me, his ability to defend and justify his demonic wife is irritating

[chessieray]

Having that man as your beard since you were re-closeted is never the way to go. She has to come to terms and accept the fact that she is whom she it. Stringing others along is only doing more harm than good. Sometimes you can't be too trusting of DL people.

[brianbarber]

Story 1: OP should have loudly told everyone in the bar that of course he needed a sleeve - she’s as big as a house down there, it’s like parking a car in a blimp hanger.

Then see how she feels about everything.

Actually, if he gets future grief from her telling everyone that, I’d go with that, with the “confession” that you didn’t want to embarrasses her about it, but since she’s decided to use it against him, he has to come clean.

[NoriPixel]

Honestly dude can do so much better for himself. Pretty sure he's got girls throwing themselves at him all the time being 23 meters tall

[JewelWildmoon]

It's already weird enough to talk about your partner's body and/or performance to other people. They always say that alcohol is just something that breaks down the barrier that keeps you from saying your true thoughts out loud.

[Dougthesluug]

Why are the men in all these stories so tall

[Vikashar]

I can't believe he's 23 meters and not the biggest she's ever had

[whateveryoureckon]

I hope OP2 finds someone who loves him genuinely and completely. I hope his wife leaves with the woman she loves and doesn’t go back to her crappy abusive parents. Sad :(