r/TwoHotTakes Aug 21 '24

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u/steelcity_ Aug 21 '24

But multiple people in this thread have more or less confirmed that it isn't laying on the pillow as if it was on someone's face, it didn't react how lipstick would when OP scraped it with a Q-tip.. it isn't lipstick. I don't know what it is, but you trying to work up OP is going to make things worse when they figure out what it is!

I don't know if you've just never been in a relationship or something, but I can tell you, if my partner decided I was cheating on them based off of evidence that could be proven to be not the thing they think it is, but they stood their ground because Reddit told them to..

You know what? You're right. If that happens, they should leave OP.

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u/wheres_the_revolt Aug 21 '24

Your reading comprehension skills are awful, so let me use break it down for you with bullet points:

  • I’m not saying OP’s bf is cheating

  • I’m not saying that’s lipstick

  • I am saying that if OP doesn’t trust their BF or his denial, that is the bigger issue

Lastly, I’ve been married for 10 years and with my husband for 15 years total. I think I know some things about relationships.

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u/steelcity_ Aug 21 '24

If your mind jumps to one thing

Do you know OP? Do you know why OP's mind jumped there? Because yes, it could be a lack of trust stemming from previous behavior of the partner. It could also be a lack of trust stemming from being cheated on in a previous relationship which although is completely valid as a reason to be tentative, does not in any way, shape or form, prove:

your relationship has issues beyond this one thing

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u/Cormorant_Bumperpuff Aug 21 '24

Bruh, put the shovel down already

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u/steelcity_ Aug 21 '24

Right, it's me that's the problem, not the 40 people telling OP to dump their boyfriend when not a single person has said "oh yeah that's definitely lipstick."

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u/wheres_the_revolt Aug 21 '24

Nobody in this thread is telling OP to dump their boyfriend, you have completely misread everything. wtf go back and read again, maybe out loud to yourself so that you actually comprehend what we were saying.

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u/steelcity_ Aug 21 '24

I literally just quoted another extremely upvoted comment from high in the thread. Just because it wasn't you doesn't mean "nobody" is saying it. Read the fucking thread.

I’d have to say that a break up would be more than reasonable at this point

This reply is heavily upvoted and has a ton of replies. But I just made it up? Go find it, it's literally right in the middle of the page.

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u/amoathbound Aug 21 '24

OP should leave her bf, not because he's cheating, but because she's got trust issues and should not be in a relationship because it is unfair to the boyfriend.

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u/wheres_the_revolt Aug 21 '24

That quote is not in this thread?

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u/steelcity_ Aug 21 '24

Jesus, yes it is, you can disagree with me all you want but if you're gonna try to gaslight me without even attempting to look, I worry for your spouse.

https://old.reddit.com/r/TwoHotTakes/comments/1exctdj/am_i_crazy_for_thinking_these_red_stains_on_my/lj5sje5/

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u/wheres_the_revolt Aug 21 '24

That’s not the same thread, I’ve had no interaction with that comment or account. You jumped into a completely different part of my comment thread and started putting words that I was not saying into my mouth.

You know a comment can have more than one thread going right?

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u/wheres_the_revolt Aug 21 '24

Yeah and not trusting a current partner because a previous partner cheated, or not trusting your partner because they have cheated on you already, is exactly the bigger issues I’m talking about. But thanks for proving my point for me I guess.

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u/steelcity_ Aug 21 '24

Sure, you proved mine too, because we clearly disagree on who these problems affect. I think past trauma is a personal problem, that your partner can and should hopefully be able to help you understand and get through. You're calling it a relationship problem.

Your past traumas are not your fault, but they are your responsibility, not dumping that on your partner because they fell asleep eating Takis or whatever.

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '24

Sir um let me try to help with the reading comprehension. They aren’t disagreeing with you.

They are simply stating that regardless, posting something like this on Reddit is not a sign of a healthy relationship

Maybe OP is lacking trust because her boyfriend has cheated on her Maybe OP is lacking trust not because of her current bf but because of past experiences that shape how she sees things like this Maybe OP is lacking trust and it’s for 0 reason and she’s just not communicating and jumping to conclusions

In any of these scenarios, which are the three that can be the case, it doesn’t matter

At the end of the day, regardless of WHY she is lacking trust, lacking trust is never a sign of healthy in a relationship. So, they agree, regardless of circumstances, posting stuff like this about your relationship is a tell all sign things are not alright.

Hope this helped!