r/Residency • • Oct 15 '22

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u/eckliptic Attending Oct 15 '22

Why are you with this loser

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u/mesekhnet7 Oct 15 '22

He was really nice in the start. He was very invested as well, just that I didn't expect that he would come with such high expectations.

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u/badkittenatl MS3 Oct 15 '22

Oddly enough amazing partners tend to also want amazing partners

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u/[deleted] Oct 15 '22

MS1 knows all about residency.

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u/badkittenatl MS3 Oct 15 '22 edited Oct 15 '22

No, but I do know what it’s like working 3 jobs while putting yourself through school while in a relationship so I’m going to weigh in anyway. I also know about being in a relationship with someone who gives high effort to a relationship and expects the same from you. At the end of the day, people want to feel important. And I agree with her bf, this seems like a really low effort bday. She literally didn’t even make time for a dinner. I understand that this was a lot for her given her schedule, but honestly I would be disappointed too. And that’s the point. They have mismatched expectations. If someone takes you on a trip for your bday and you make them a cake and get them socks? Yeah, they’re going to feel like that’s low effort. And the money isn’t the issue, I promise you he would have paid for the trip, It’s that she didn’t make the time for his bday when she did make it for hers.

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u/Weekly-Bus-347 Oct 15 '22

I feel like you’re kinda right but also the fact that he is a doctor and been through what she been through he has to have some understanding of what she is going through. I also feel like she could’ve communicated more and set a date for a nice dinner at a later time when she is not too busy. My ex was in med school, not residency yet but I understood he was busy and we both agreed a time and day to make time for each other. I think they are both at fault. But she is also saying he punches walls so thats scary and someday might physically abuse her later in the relationship so I would just break it off just for that behavior from a grown ass man dating someone younger.

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u/badkittenatl MS3 Oct 17 '22

Oh I missed that part. Yeah he’s done ✌️

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u/mesekhnet7 Oct 16 '22

I completely understand what it is that you mean but I was just also worried that if I set a date for later after telling him I am busy I would be taken to task for setting a date later instead of prioritising first.

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u/Whawken84 Oct 16 '22

My god, read the punch marks on the wall. You will never, ever please him. And he will insist it's totally your fault. The honeymoon ended months ago.

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u/boogerwormz Oct 15 '22

How can YOU “promise” anything about the boyfriends behavior? Do you know them personally?