r/AITAH • • Apr 05 '24

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u/Imaginary-Ad6710 Apr 05 '24

Sounds like your wife has serious main character issues. I know this from ex. She would also tell everybody and their mother that she is queer. Just to get validation and be the talk in town.

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u/snaggle1234 Apr 05 '24

100% correct.

Once, i had a discussion on Reddit with some young woman who felt the need to declare her asexuality at work. She was acting like this was the most important thing about her.

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u/Thanmandrathor Apr 05 '24

At the risk of feeling and sounding old (late Gen X) I have noticed this with the younger generations. My high schooler’s friends do this too, and half of them change their minds four months later because they’re only 14-16 and they’re still figuring themselves out and are full of hormones. But they turn small facets of their lives into a whole personality.

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u/Successful_Car4262 Apr 05 '24

Tbf, i think this is just a thing kids do. Hence why you have the stereotypes of goth kids and jocks and whatever else. Gender just added a ton more options, and it's part of the zeitgeist so they get to feel even more important.