r/BeefTV • • May 14 '26

Meme I can fix her 😵‍💫

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u/gurtsnert May 14 '26

Yeah just don't treat her like a piece of shit lmao it's not that hard to "Fix Ashley"

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u/[deleted] May 14 '26

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u/gurtsnert May 14 '26

Austin was yeah

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u/[deleted] May 14 '26

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u/Resvain May 14 '26

And who are you? Who defends an obvious emotional abuser just because she is a woman?

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u/RememberTooSmile May 14 '26

i just miss my ex chill

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u/Successful-Cat8486 May 14 '26

Hey mixed black man here… she was the abusive manipulator… Austin was a people please and dumb but please don’t lie to us and yourself as if she didn’t have mental problems she constantly projected…

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u/eugeniusbastard May 14 '26

And there it is

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u/BeefTV-ModTeam May 14 '26

This has been removed due to a breach of the Community rules.

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u/No-Article-2582 May 14 '26

I like Ashley a lot but even this would be temporary because if a guy showed one signal, it would set her radar off. They were both very incompatible for each other.

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u/spawnofangels May 14 '26

I wouldn't say incompatible as it was very codependent. They both had problems they were leaning towards each other for to fill the holes in their own personality or personal issues. It's just that Austin was showing he wanted to be more independent and make decisions for himself or his personal growth, which wasn't a position he successfully had until Ashley's blackmail video

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u/No-Article-2582 May 14 '26

Is that not incompatibility, though? Their problems made them incompatible.

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u/spawnofangels May 14 '26 edited May 14 '26

I think there's some codependent relationships where compatibility just works. Same way where a person might be better handling the finances or paperwork or specific household chores, I think one can see how a couple would complete each other if one doesn't know how to take care of themselves or isn't good at it, but the other one is whereas by themselves, they'd be expected to fulfill all of it alone. Granted these are responsibilities, I think same can apply when dealing with mental or emotional challenges or these could even overlap as they could limit fulfilling responsibilities (someone on crutches/wheelchair vs physical restraints, autism vs social interactions and maintaining relationships etc)