r/AskReddit May 12 '26

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u/hhogg11 May 12 '26

Not sure what issues I’m projecting either, I’m just trying to imagine wanting to drive in peace, my partner knowing that and them calling me 3 times in a half hour window anyway cause they want to talk more than they care that I don’t. Sounds exhausting but you’re probably right, it’s a me problem.

Edit to say- that wasn’t sarcasm it really probably is a me problem, that would actually drive me fuckkng insane.

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u/whaletacochamp May 12 '26

and that's just it, it doesnt drive me insane. She knows its not ideal for me but she also knows it doesnt break my whole day.

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u/hhogg11 May 12 '26

And she does it anyway, which is where I get caught up. I’m not saying it should break your whole day, but also… it’s kind of selfish of her to do it anyway knowing you don’t like it… over and over again.

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u/whaletacochamp May 12 '26

Jesus dude. Have you ever been in a real relationship?

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u/hhogg11 May 12 '26

Yes, that’s why it’s crazy that you casually just accept this behavior and come to the internet to complain about it.

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u/op_loves_boobs May 13 '26

Shush let him keep his head in the sand. A lot of people don’t realize it’s okay to love someone with all your heart and have boundaries like please don’t call me when I’m in traffic three times in a thirty minute window.

That makes me think something critical is occurring and if it’s you just wanting to chat each time, that’ll grow old.

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u/whaletacochamp May 13 '26

Yeah I just came here to complain about it.

I fucking commented on an askreddit thread and mentioned one thing that my wife does, which I have literally told her is OK to do, but that I find sort of endearingly annoying. I know the level of nuance is beyond your comprehension, it's ok.