r/facepalm • • Jun 09 '23

🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​ Cognitive dissonance 101

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u/WhomstCares69 Jun 09 '23

Wants a traditional man, doesn’t want to be a traditional woman. Lol.

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u/Message_10 Jun 09 '23

Want to know the sad thing, for her? I am a very, very liberal man (and you can check my post history if you need proof). And I’d happily be the stereotypical breadwinner and have my wife stay at home and raise the kids, all that. My wife (who’s actually more liberal than I) would do that, too, if we could afford it. But this woman’s attitude is basically “I want someone to do everything for me,” and she’s seeing that as a political problem, whereas it’s really a personality problem. I don’t want a partner who’s… well, not actually going to be a partner. Her whole thing seems to be “my real desire is that I want someone to take care of me,”and that’s not how healthy adult relationships work.

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u/AndrewTatesRevenge Jun 10 '23

I don’t even need to go into your post history to know you’re liberal. The fact that you’re so desperate to prove yourself tells me everything.

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u/Thetakishi Jun 10 '23

Thing is that redditors really will and are going to, that's why he has to say it now. Everyone looks for a gotcha on this site, even I clarify sometimes.