lameluvechiumaya Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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8	This sub is great because it is the only subreddit I know of that suggests communication instead of telling people to leave the relationship I 100 percent agree with OP. Sometimes, I feel the people who are giving advice on the other subs couldn't have been in any long term relationships. No one who has been in a long term relationship will ask another person to throw a whole relationship away, over one unkind word or action, however horrible it may seem on the face of it. Nobody appreciates the complexity of relationships and human behaviour in general. Also, the response largely depends on how OP has framed the issue. If they are v…	/r/RedPillWomen	06/05/22 07:07 AM
0	I’m not sure if this topic is encouraged here but I’m hoping it is.. It's okay to be sad and disappointed in a scenario like this. Would you and your husband be open to couples' therapy? Might be easier than confronting and risking him shut down. Maybe your husband is the kind of person who doesn't talk about his stress or problems, and is preoccupied. Therapy can open up that side of him to you. Context is everything. If we don't understand their story, we are always caught up in our own version of the reality, and there is no way we can move forward. He probabl…	/r/RedPillWomen	18/11/20 06:17 AM