Would be a shame if something happened to them

or sometimes people get bored and "bushcraft"

so you just find a chair

my favourite thing people do is collect wildflowers in a bunch then dry them and tie them somewhere

https://i.imgur.com/FRTRHlJ.mp4

AWWWWW

https://twitter.com/HBO/status/1134126271640870912?s=19

https://twitter.com/DannyDeVito/status/4924648679?s=19

https://twitter.com/NIGERIAAIRPLANE/status/1131073604643360768?s=19

Kek
https://twitter.com/Cernovich/status/1129514774671155200?s=19

https://twitter.com/Vauung/status/1126878180780990465?s=19

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No wonder he's such a psycho

http://boards.4channel.org/lit/thread/13287339#p13287339

Chronically single women unironically believe this

Women be like "I think that men should be more open about their emotions"
But they also be like "fuck off, I'm not your therapist lmao"

Being closed off emotionally and treating your girlfriend like a therapist are extremely related

Being with someone, you kinda have to rely upon each other in some way emotionally. That's what differentiates a relationship from a casual friendship.

I thought it was banging

Nah not nowadays

There have been times I'd let a partner know "that emotional trauma is out of my depth, you might need professional help for that" but these women often conflate serious damage with just being upset

Well, yeah, a partner can't and shouldn't be a substitute for an actual therapist

Bu it doesn't mean they shouldn't help at all

Yeah. So many people nowadays get overwhelmed over the silliest shit in a relationship, emotionally. Like oh they can't handle hearing about their partners childhood trauma. Like the girl on Reddit who broke up with her bf because she found out he'd been raped.

That's depressing

What a cunt

Also a bit different though

Real doomer hours in here.

Like, you'd probably view the story differently if it was a pattern of him constantly feeling dejected and carrying around residual trauma and asking her to validate him

I never took issue with my ex's mental illness, I've sorta made my peace with the concept that I'm very likely consigned to a fate of being with somebody mentally unwell.

Since it's 2019 and everybody's crazy now.

Because that becomes cyclical, and then a burden, which is a bit more legitimate than just having been told about a specific trauma

everyone constantly carries around residual trauma

Apparently they'd been together a while and he opened up to her about it

its nothing new

You gotta get on that "be there for them, but don't treat them like a baby" thing.

It's one of those AITA posts I think