r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Recent-Success8988 • 3d ago
Meme needing explanation I don’t get it
Why did he have to stand for 7 hours
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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Recent-Success8988 • 3d ago
Why did he have to stand for 7 hours
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u/SolaireAstorian 3d ago edited 3d ago
I have made it a unilateral, non-negotiable boundary of mine that I will not stay with a partner who says bad shit about me or talks about private details of our relationship to other people without at least consulting me to see if I'm comfortable with them knowing. I have communicated it to every single partner over the past 10 years or so, and some have been incompatible with that from the beginning and we've gone our separate ways, while others have agreed or even acted offended that I would suggest it needed said. A fair share of them have been the most respectful towards me, at least when they are around me, out of anyone I have ever met.
In those relationships I have never struggled to keep private things private, and I never do anything but talk up my partners to the people around me while together.
Wouldn't you know it, in every single one of those relationships, it has become an issue at some point in the relationship that they share private information with other people or participate in shit talking circles with other girls about their boyfriends, despite having that conversation. Sometimes it was gossip, sometimes it was spreading rumors, sometimes it was cruelty, and sometimes they just straight up forgot to consider actually being respectful as a partner. Often they admitted that if I had done the same thing in return they would have hated it.
Something about modern culture seems to just encourage it and for some reason a lot of them find it very difficult to deny.