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| 1 | "Maintaining frame" in a relationship?On the surface, it is viewed as something comforting or acceptable in modern, western countries... as long as the man is not an intimate partner. If he's an intimate partner, then it really comes down to the woman. I understand it that gay men and lesbians don't really struggle with this, but men in a hetero relationship have a 50/50 chance (probably 60/40) of ending up with a woman who will get the "ick" and start exit planning if he ever cries from emotional weakness. But, of course, most will… | /r/ExRedPill | 25/05/26 01:39 PM |
| 1 | "Maintaining frame" in a relationship?Late and probably irrelevant to you now but, you should not vent to your SO. Your friends, family, and lovers are not the dumping hround for uour emotional waste (unless their into that kind of thing). However, the idea that your SO isn't your therapist is nonsense, imo. Therapists exist because we have outsourced the responsibility of helping friends and family through psychological and emotional stife. How the people close to us feel and deal with situations is now #NOTMYPROBLEM. And then we w… | /r/ExRedPill | 25/05/26 01:29 PM |
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