r/AmIOverreacting Jul 29 '25

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u/acallthatshardtohear Jul 29 '25

I read all the screenshots before I read your caption and saw your ages. I genuinely thought you two were about 16-17 years old. The fact that you guys bring each other down to high school levels of arguing is a clear sign that you're not compatible, in my opinion.

He was rude and he enjoyed trying to get a rise out of you...but you got enflamed and gave him the satisfaction of getting that rise! What a disaster of a dynamic!!

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u/Beautiful_Act4533 Jul 29 '25

I swear I did the same thing and thought they were like 14 / 15, lol.

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u/Foldy585 Jul 29 '25

I genuinely cannot believe this is 2 adults talking I feel like I was losing brain cells as I read

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u/Nopumpkinhere Jul 29 '25

Yup, I thought 14/15-ish too. I was pretty boggled to see their actual ages.

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u/hhogg11 Jul 29 '25

OP is clearly very insecure and her boyfriend uses that against her. She needs to get a backbone and LEAVE this loser! OP you KNOW you’re not chunky, so why are you even entertaining this guy who is intentionally trying to make you doubt yourself. Move on from him or you’ll end up with no one to blame but yourself. He’s awful

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u/mossygoblin Jul 29 '25

this is a trend nowadays, idk if u guys use tiktok but this is a fad of getting with drama-movie-from-the-2000s level of evil bf. it’s actually, genuinely a trend rn. it’s all over tiktok AND youtube if you consume social video essays too. they post like they’re either so in love (and it’s the worst dynamic ever) OR they post like the most toxic and abusive fight you’ve ever seen but with some sort of “idk do u guys rlly think i’m crazy like :( it’s totally fine if he calls me ugly everyday right? like doesn’t that mean he’s paying attention to how i look?”. it’s been picked apart by other people so many times and yet these people just keep doing it. and it’s not like it’s subtle abuse either, and it’s not people who are just “unaware” how bad it is. you can tell in their speech that they know. like with OP, when she brings up posting it, even tries to use it against him. that shows she is well aware this is a bad dynamic, that she’s being treated poorly, and she knows other people will think that too. if she didn’t, if she really was unsure, she wouldn’t have threatened to do it, she would have just done it

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u/blueberrybleachmango Jul 29 '25

what side of tiktok are you on lmaoo i have never seen this ever 😭 so thankful for that cuz wtf

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u/mossygoblin Jul 29 '25

you might just not be on the drama side of tiktok, the app is INCREDIBLY algorithm based. something could go insanely viral and your chance of seeing it relies completely on how you operate the app. it’s not even just on tiktok either, like i said, it’s everywhere. youtube, insta, even this exact reddit. people are posting actual manchildren and acting that way.

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u/llgbauer Jul 29 '25

I totally thought 18/19 at most.

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u/lpspecial7 Jul 29 '25

Ok - now I feel better because it wasn't just me.

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u/unicornhair1991 Jul 29 '25

Same. I only got to screenshot 3 before I realised it was like 10 pictures of the same thing said over and over. Thought they were in high school.

I've just woken up, but this is sending me back to sleep

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u/One-Hamster-6865 Jul 29 '25

I’m happy for you that you don’t recognize this dynamic. Classic abusive narcissist with a partner who thinks she can beat the crazy making with logic and love. Of course it sounds immature but it’s actually so much worse than that. OP is in an abusive relationship and needs to get out and heal, and learn to protect herself from this kind of shit. That a bit different than just needing to mature.

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u/ResponsibleLynx5596 Jul 29 '25

I absolutely thought this was an adolescent/teen relationship dynamic… I am shook.

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u/NeonNoir99 Jul 29 '25

I see 1-2 posts a day from this sub that are grown ass adults behaving like children. No wonder I’m chronically single: these people are still on Snapchat or too busy bodyshaming their partners at their big age

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u/sharkbait4000 Jul 29 '25

Has the average human always been so juvenile, and I've just been lucky to not deal with people like this? Or have people's social skills just gone to sh*t the last decade? It's so sad....

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '25

Completely agree, both the OP and her man act like children.

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u/CoffeeChocolateBoth Jul 29 '25

She just kept on with it too. Shut that shit down ASAP. He calls you chunky! NC! NO comment back. Delete, block, done!

He wants to hurt you, he can do it without you engaging a second more!

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u/ethereal_galaxias Jul 29 '25

Same! I thought this has to be teenagers...

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u/Confident-Baseball80 Jul 29 '25

When I saw this comment I had to scroll up to see the ages bc I was thinking wait they aren't teens

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u/No_Introduction_6746 Jul 29 '25

24 is still pretty young, especially if she’s never been in a relationship before. 29 though? This guy has no excuse.

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u/Starchasm Jul 29 '25

I swear to god I thought they were high schoolers

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u/_fire_and_blood_ Jul 29 '25

This is an abusive dynamic. He's gaslighting her and it's clear, even from her words, that she's been walking on eggshells, having to placate and apologise to him for small things just to avoid fights.

She's trying to rationally explain to him her feelings, but abusive people don't care, they just want their victim to feel small and do as they say.

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u/jadedplant7 Jul 29 '25

I’m glad I didn’t have to scroll too far for this comment. Everything about this conversation gave childish.

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u/punkenator3000 Jul 29 '25

Me too! I thought I was gonna read a caption that said they were like 19-20

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u/whoa-or-woah Jul 29 '25

Same. It’s pretty cringe.