coreg78 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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61	He was fine with 50/50 until she told him the cost of having a child omg I LOVE her! Doing 50/50 right. Also notice how he said he loves her being so independent and smart and doing 50/50 when it BENEFITS him, but when she's independent in terms of getting an abortion when she wants and truly doing 50/50 when it also benefits her it leaves a bad taste in HIS mouth mhmmm I wonder why sir??? HAHAHA Just say you love benefitting off of her and now that its her time to rely on you, you don't	/r/FemaleDatingStrategy	04/03/22 04:13 PM
6	Man wants to have a kid with his wife's younger sister....the traditional way. This poor woman is actually confused about it. WHAT. He wants the sister to have sex with him (however many times to get pregnant), then have the sister carry a child for 9 months for FREE, ruin her body and he probably won’t even provide financially for those 9 months either. The amount of psychological abuse the wife and sister both will go through. So this whole weird ass scenario is cheaper than paying for the proper way? This is what I mean men only think of $$$ not the cost of anything else. What both of these sisters will go through does no…	/r/FemaleDatingStrategy	25/02/22 05:33 PM
251	Financially abusive Scrote strings along his 4.5 year live-in girlfriend, finally "gets engaged", yet cries when he finds out that he wasn't entitled to ALL of her money after all, etc. Next, he pitches it to the audience about whether he should take the money, then dump her any way. This is so true. She let her guard down because they got engaged. It doesn’t matter if he’s your bf, your fiancé, your husband most men are cheap and do not and will not take care of you financially. Even if they do, they feel resentment. Keep your money to yourself and never share it with a man, most men will always put money first then their relationship unfortunately. Women are not like this, which is why they’re always getting used in every way possible. They put their relationship, family, …	/r/FemaleDatingStrategy	25/02/22 05:22 PM
332	Financially abusive Scrote strings along his 4.5 year live-in girlfriend, finally "gets engaged", yet cries when he finds out that he wasn't entitled to ALL of her money after all, etc. Next, he pitches it to the audience about whether he should take the money, then dump her any way. This is actually hilarious. She needs to take her money back and leave him. Why is he entitled to the 22k SHE saved? See in the end she was right to trust herself and put that money aside for herself cause deep down her intuition she knew this man was cheap and would not be there for her. What’s funny is that the lie she told about her salary difference is not even huge or a big deal, after taxes it’s not much which is evident from the fact that after 4.5 years she could only put away $22k. Ugh …	/r/FemaleDatingStrategy	25/02/22 05:08 PM
2	If you are having doubts, leave. Well religious wise, age gap, and emotionally unavailable. Getting love out of him was like pulling teeth. It does not get better. He suggested couples therapy but it was just unfair to me, HE needed to get therapy and sort out being emotionally unavailable why do I have to suffer? Haven’t I suffered enough? I just want to experience someone being in love and obsessed with me once in my life	/r/FemaleDatingStrategy	18/02/22 09:02 AM
132	This is why casual sex is a big no-no. Thoughts? 37 years old and acting like that? That is so sad and pathetic. Also he’ll take care of “half” the termination financially? Does he realize the fetus is 100% inside her and she’s the one dealing with it mentally and physically. Ugh he’s so gross and inconsiderate but he probably thinks he’s so amazing for even going 50/50 on that. This is why 50/50 pisses me off, it’s just so inconsiderate and rude, like there is a time and place.	/r/FemaleDatingStrategy	18/02/22 08:56 AM
1	If you are having doubts, leave. This is very true, pisses me off that my ex will be good to whoever gets with him in the future. But if I stayed it would still be the same. They’ll only learn once you leave	/r/FemaleDatingStrategy	17/02/22 09:07 PM
3	If you are having doubts, leave. I left my bird with my ex and then that same day he called me to tell me it flew away... great advice though will add this to the vetting process	/r/FemaleDatingStrategy	17/02/22 09:05 PM
1	If you are having doubts, leave. Omg are you me? This was my relationship and I also started consuming those insta relationships “therapists”. I’m just gonna stop going on insta honestly at the end of the day YOU know your relationship better than anyone and as much as it sucks the trigger has to be pulled.	/r/FemaleDatingStrategy	17/02/22 09:02 PM
13	If you are having doubts, leave. I had doubts the first week. I just kept pushing through it and next thing it’s been 3.5 years and we’re married and now I’ve left. I tried leaving several times while we were dating but he said he’s trying harder for the relationship and the things I’ve asked him and I’ve been ungrateful and I just see the negatives. The problems we had the first month are still present, it never went away. This post came at a good time because I was just thinking maybe I made a mistake and to go back. But I’ll…	/r/FemaleDatingStrategy	17/02/22 05:43 PM