• @chuckleslord
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    9 months ago

    That’s a really shitty way to talk about your partner. Is this supposed to be funny or something? I’m neurodivergent and can’t tell

    • @kraftpudding
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      1009 months ago

      Yep, has a humorous tone for sure. Don’t worry, this guy doesn’t hate his wife.

      • @[email protected]
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        689 months ago

        If anything, this guy is describing a healthy relationship. You don’t have to have a discussion where you share your heart and feelings about every issue. That’s exhausting having to learn and grow all the time.

        Imagine a friend that you joke around and are comfortable with. You would say “fuck you, I’ll drip wherever I want. You’re just mad because you have no drip.” That’s a healthy relationship.

        • @mossy_
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          219 months ago

          At the same time, sometimes it’s good to say “yeah, your way might be better.” Of course, I’m single, so take my comment with a grain of salt.

          • @dohpaz42
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            69 months ago

            Only in Kentucky and Alabama.

          • Bob
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            29 months ago

            Minus the witnessing eachother dry off after a shower.

      • @chuckleslord
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        149 months ago

        Ya know what? I was getting a bit frustrated by the reaction to this, but this genuinely brightened my night. I… don’t get people sometimes, but I do enjoy this place.

    • @braxy29
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      259 months ago

      someone can totally love their partner and still find some of the stuff they do infuriating.

      also my oldest kid did this. it’s infuriating! (but i love him.)

    • @[email protected]
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      79 months ago

      Sure, that’s exactly what your comment history seems to imply. You are not using it as an excuse at all (even if you are)

    • lemmyvore
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      -429 months ago

      Bashing your partner is a really popular form of humor, unfortunately. The older sitcoms for example are full of it. It gets appreciated not because it’s great humor but because it’s a form of coping with the issues, for both the one making the joke and the ones laughing.