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Entitled to special treatment. A modern phenomenon. A good sign that you should move on to a different partner.

by lynx23 4y ago

egeozcan 4y ago
Asking nicely and not protesting when they didn't manage is okay in my book, to be honest. That was not the problem. Having to experience stuff like these (everyone has their quirks) regularly and learning to deal with it is the hard part in a relationship, is what I'm saying.
- lynx23 4y ago
  Having to experience weird behaviour on a more or less regular basis is not how relationships are supposed to work, thats what I'm saying. There are spouses out there who treat their partner with respect and love, not like a tool to be used to fix up anoyances in life.
  - egeozcan 4y ago
    Weird behavior to you. Never underestimate how much some people hate onions, and no they won't start up a new dating site to find people like themselves :) edit: I later saw your comment stating what you reacted to, and yup, that part is mean indeed^^
  - Karawebnetwork 4y ago
    Can you explain how lying to someone is a proof of respect and love?
pluijzer 4y ago
Really curious whether this said with sarcasm or not. I think everybody has their own idiosyncrasies and it is fine to accommodate to them a little.
easywood 4y ago
Second opinion from someone in a 25 year marriage: do not move to a different partner over a disagreement on onions. You'll be moving a lot.
- cubefox 4y ago
  Probably most people have some amount of annoying quirks.
- lynx23 4y ago
  My comment was not about the onions, but about the "you can eat this at home while I go and find myself some other food elsewhere." part of the story.
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Karawebnetwork 4y ago
What if it had been shellfish instead of onions and the person had suffered a life-threatening allergy resulting in anaphylactic shock?
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- angelbar 4y ago
  shellfish -> New wife?
- lynx23 4y ago
  Thats my point. Certain people just love drama, and even want casual online discussions like this one to show how dangerous the world is, and how right picky people are in being right... Drama(queen)s all around, what would our world be without first-world problems...

Entitled to special treatment. A modern phenomenon. A good sign that you should move on to a different partner.

by lynx23 4y ago

Entitled to special treatment. A modern phenomenon. A good sign that you should move on to a different partner.

Asking nicely and not protesting when they didn't manage is okay in my book, to be honest. That was not the problem. Having to experience stuff like these (everyone has their quirks) regularly and learning to deal with it is the hard part in a relationship, is what I'm saying.

lynx23 4y ago
Having to experience weird behaviour on a more or less regular basis is not how relationships are supposed to work, thats what I'm saying. There are spouses out there who treat their partner with respect and love, not like a tool to be used to fix up anoyances in life.
- egeozcan 4y ago
  Weird behavior to you. Never underestimate how much some people hate onions, and no they won't start up a new dating site to find people like themselves :) edit: I later saw your comment stating what you reacted to, and yup, that part is mean indeed^^
- Karawebnetwork 4y ago
  Can you explain how lying to someone is a proof of respect and love?

pluijzer 4y ago

Really curious whether this said with sarcasm or not. I think everybody has their own idiosyncrasies and it is fine to accommodate to them a little.

easywood 4y ago

Second opinion from someone in a 25 year marriage: do not move to a different partner over a disagreement on onions. You'll be moving a lot.

cubefox 4y ago
Probably most people have some amount of annoying quirks.
lynx23 4y ago
My comment was not about the onions, but about the "you can eat this at home while I go and find myself some other food elsewhere." part of the story.
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Karawebnetwork 4y ago

What if it had been shellfish instead of onions and the person had suffered a life-threatening allergy resulting in anaphylactic shock?

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angelbar 4y ago
shellfish -> New wife?
lynx23 4y ago
Thats my point. Certain people just love drama, and even want casual online discussions like this one to show how dangerous the world is, and how right picky people are in being right... Drama(queen)s all around, what would our world be without first-world problems...