Women who have left "good-enough" relationships, what was the breaking point that made you finally walk away? : TwoXChromosomes

Somthi g i don't like about my partner is his passion for work. I wish he was more passionate for travel. He just wants to work and save money for the future, I want to spend some money to gain life experiences!

I promised that I won't fall for foidmoidfoid ragebait, but here I am,

So I, F30 , just booked the last spot on a 38 day long trip to South America in december without my partner M28 of 6 years knowing

He didn't upmarsey my rdrama posts.

He just... didn't make me feel loved. He was nice enough, but wouldn't really hold my hand in public or show much affection, even when we hung out with friends that were also couples. He was... weak, it was easy to make him cry. I think men should show emotion but he was particularly sensitive. He had no spine, he was everyone's doormat. He couldn't say no. We got a house together and I loved that house. But I felt like a ghost in my own home, a roommate, a means to an end. For a long time, I regretted it. I left in pursuit of love and I met Satan incarnate - I paid my karmic debt many times over with him and also being a nurse in an effing pandemic. Anyway, now I'm in the best relationship I've ever had, I'm taken care of, I love and feel loved. My only complaint is he snores sometimes and sometimes doesn't have tact, and I'm happy to have complaints haha - no one can be too perfect right? But he checks all the boxes. I spent like, the last decade manifesting this saint of a man. It was worth it. I wouldn't change a thing.

this is why you never show emotion in front of a woman, she will find a way to use it against you

(I didn't read anything in the thread, just the title )

A good friend and I recently talked about this at length; how men will stick it out in a mid relationship because the QoL that daily kitty gives is insanely high

Even if your girl is average in every way, getting laid every single day (with a person you've presumably been with for many months/multiple years, meaning you've experimented) is infinitely better than going back on the contemporary "dating market"

I had literally this exact thing from the OP thread during covid; a frick buddy turned into a relationship at the very start of covid because I think we both realized that we wouldn't be meeting any new people for the foreseeable future but in mid-2022, when lockdowns and hysteria had mostly quieted down, she broke it off because I was completely coasting the entire time (didn't want to date her, just wanted to frick 3 times a day for as long as possible )

Point is, the relationship was "good enough" because I didn't give a frick, she was a fwb that was nice and was cute and wanted to frick a lot, but I would never marry her. I guarantee it's the same in the vast majority of the relationships described in the thread.

This is also why (anecdotally) me and my friend agreed that men almost always get broken up with, not the other way around; daily kitty is simply too good to let go. Unless the b-word is literally batshit insane and ruining your life, it's easier to just stick it out and keep smashing

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