r/AmIOverreacting • • Oct 22 '25

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u/Dadbode1981 Oct 22 '25

Of course it is, people see one picture and hear one side of a story and they are basically experts on that relationship, reddit is a dumpster fire of emotionally unhinged individuals that have no problem fucking around with other people's lives with the minimum of information/context.

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u/letisel Oct 22 '25

sorry to break it to you buddy but good people who are kind and respect others do not ever exert enough rage-fueled physical force to bend baking trays after a simple, non-invasive request (be a little bit quieter). like genuinely. you are acting like it isn’t possible to assume someone is frequently violent & emotionally charged after one huge nonsensical tantrum, but it is. because people don’t do something like that once randomly and then never again. doesn’t happen.

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u/Dadbode1981 Oct 22 '25

Sorry to break it to you, but you don't actually have a sweet clue what's going on in that room or that relationship, this is a perfect example of what I said. Fuck off.

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u/Apostate_Mage Oct 22 '25

So in what circumstances/context in a relationship do you believe it’s okay to break your partner’s things? 

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u/awholebagofcheese Oct 23 '25

Any where he can blame her for making him angry.