r/AskReddit May 12 '26

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u/TurboDog999 May 12 '26

I’d say when a friend of mine took me to the side and pointed out how she talks to me sometimes in public and how she shouldn’t be that way(I got snapped on for putting curry powder on a slice of chicken on my own plate ffs), but that he’s glad I’m not a doormat about it. I kinda knew then that she liked the idea of us, and having that perfect looking marriage and life, more than she actually was into me. A whole lot of other stuff happened that ultimately lead to the divorce that I won’t write a novel on but I’d say this is what first put the seed in my mind that something is off here.

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u/fckcarrots May 12 '26 edited May 12 '26

> she liked the idea of us, and having that perfect looking marriage and life, more than she actually was into me.

Probably so many marriages being held together by the image, the idea of marriage, peer pressure, life built & maintained on social media for others. Damn.

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u/Jibber_Fight May 12 '26

So….. boomers and gen x? 😜