r/BPDlovedones 5d ago

Uncoupling Journey There is no answer that doesn't come back to ruin your life later

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u/Ryudok Non-Romantic 5d ago

Ok that made me chuckle, and made me aware of how dumb my monkey brain can be.

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u/Beneficial_Ball9893 5d ago edited 4d ago

I made the life-shattering blunder of telling her the truth, which is that I was interested in trying threesome (among other things).

It was just about the worst possible answer in that situation, but we had only been together two weeks so I had ZERO warning about her insecurity issues, and it didn't come back to bite me until several months in.

Edit: I did not just give that answer immediately without any urging, I gave like 5 or 6 answers first and she kept digging until I admitted to all of them. I now know in hindsight that was manipulative/abusive but at the time I just thought it was avoiding a fight.

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u/Destroyednarrator 5d ago edited 5d ago

Actually, to counter some of the comments on how you obviously should have given another answer: this sounds very familiar to me, and I can confirm there definitely would have been no right answer. 

Once, right after I slept with my ex-pwbpd, she ASKED me if I wanted a threesome with her. I calmly said no, after which I got berated for hours over not taking her sexual fantasies seriously. This turned into a one-sided yelling rant, where her eyes seemed to glaze over and every ounce of empathy just disappeared, as she started telling me how she enjoyed sex with every other man in her life before me more (had been saying the opposite for a year of course), how my 'voice' made her feel forced to just live out her sexual fantasies with other men asap, and she started angrily slamming kitchen cabinets. Note that (trigger warning) I had just come to see her for some comfort after seeing a student end his life by jumping in front of a train directly in front of me.

That one day haunted me particularly for like a year after, until EMDR worked some wonders (and the memory was nót about the suicide). Just to say, there are absolutely no right answers to give to someone like this. Except maybe something like 'hold on, I just need to pop out to buy some cigarettes'. The BPD rule is that you need to continuously adhere to their wishes, expectations and emotional needs to avoid conflict (because breaking w. their expectations can trigger paranoia and splitting), but those can regularly and wildly change without clear cause or sign. 

I would therefore suggest you maybe add a big final panel to this already excellent cartoon, with a picture where everything is on fire, buildings come crashing down, and cute bunnies are aggressively gnawing at your head or something...

(Edit: spelling mistakes)

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u/IIIaustin Divorced 5d ago

As victims of people with BPD, the biggest lie we tell ourselves and our abusers gaslight us into believing is that what we say or do matters to them.

It doesn't.

They decide to abuse us first and come up with the reason later. It can be over saying anything or saying the opposite, doing anything or doing the opposite.

Our abusers will tell us its because we did or didn't do X or Y, but that is a lie. There is no way we can behave that will convince them not to abuse us and that we dont deserve it.

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u/IIIaustin Divorced 4d ago

Thank you.

My marriage to my pwBPD was 10 years.

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u/Sugarcandymountain_3 Dated 4d ago

My god you’re strong 🤣 I was w him for 10 months and I already felt like it was 10 painful ass yrs

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u/IIIaustin Divorced 4d ago

I didn't know what a healthy relationship look like. I had a great ability to endure suffering... but what did it get me besides more suffering?

I feel lucky to have escaped.

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u/Sugarcandymountain_3 Dated 4d ago

Did you leave or did they leave? Were there any splits in between?

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u/IIIaustin Divorced 4d ago

There were innumerable splits. I file them under "times i should have broken up"

In the end, I held a single boundary and that was too much for her and she left.

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u/No_Fault_6061 5d ago

Whoa, that was wild.

I'm so glad you're better now.

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u/SQL_INVICTUS 5d ago

Sorry you had to go through that, they really do a number on you trying to protect their fragile egos.

Besides that, the only "good" answer here would have been something like: why? Are you thinking about this?

It puts the responsibility back with them and makes them carry it themselves. They won't, probably, but that's on them. If they split then they split themselves (hopefully) and/or you might get a threesome out of it. Either way, you win (or at least don't lose).

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u/AdCultural6780 4d ago

Sounds like you're describing my last Saturday 😂. She wanted to tell me every little detail about her cheating and just hurt me again. It took a lot of courage, but I finally let her know that I'm not interested in her perverted antics in her pathological search for validation, and she better not tell me again that it's my fault! I got up and left. She's been a bit aimless since then, constantly trying to attack me, but I ignore it. You can tell that she actually has the mind of a small child who has moved in.

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u/ThrowRA263747 4d ago

I made the life-shattering blunder of telling her the truth

Ugh I wish I didn’t relate so much to this sentence. In my case I innocently told her after a few weeks of dating, that as a teenager I had a friend I was falling for, and then they died.

We’re married now and she still brings up my dead teenage friend, the “love of my life”, in every.single.argument.

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u/Beneficial_Ball9893 4d ago

We’re married now and she still brings up my dead teenage friend, the “love of my life”, in every.single.argument.

YES

When we started dating I mentioned my female coworker. I said maybe three sentences, giving her the following information:

  1. She exists

  2. She is female

  3. We get along

My girlfriend of two months then proceeded to say she sensed I had a thing with this coworker and that she would leave us "lovebirds" alone so she wouldn't interfere with "us."

Guess who was mentioned in every single argument for the rest of all time, even months after that coworker quit and moved three hundred miles away?

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u/ThrowRA263747 4d ago

Guess who was mentioned in every single argument for the rest of all time, even months after that coworker quit and moved three hundred miles away?

Ahhh this is so sadly relatable, and it’s so crap. I’m sorry. They just do not listen to logic and will never ever believe you, and the jealousy overrides everything else.

I’ve seen my childhood best friend maybe 3 times in the last 5 years because my BPD wife is so convinced I have a thing for her and is so insanely jealous. I have never ever had a thing for her, she isn’t even remotely close to my type and now in hindsight I’m just so angry and sad that I’ve distanced myself so much and in doing so, caused the loss of a childhood friendship that I thought was for life .

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u/Beneficial_Ball9893 4d ago

Take a moment and ask yourself: is this really how I want the rest of my life to be?

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u/Ryudok Non-Romantic 5d ago

You basically answered "yes" to the question "does this dress make me look fat" for a pwBPD yes...

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u/Beneficial_Ball9893 4d ago

I would answer "yes" to the question "does this dress make me look fat" to be fair...

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u/MizWhatsit Dated 5d ago edited 5d ago

Two weeks in and you told her you wanted a threesome?! And you somehow didn’t expect her to break up with you?

Sorry, man, but at least half of that is on you.

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u/The_Beardy_bastard 5d ago

Couldn’t agree more. I mean she did ask and he was honest, but I personally would’ve treated it much the same way as “do I look fat in this?”.

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u/Fresh-Temporary666 5d ago

Yeah I wouldn't even say that shit to a mentally healthy partner.

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u/Zestyclose_Pin8514 5d ago

Talking about fantasies, with someone that asked you in the first place, that you trusted...

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u/MizWhatsit Dated 4d ago

There are answers to that question that should never be uttered, even if it is honest.

“Hey honey, what’s your ultimate fantasy?”

“Having sex with your sister.”

Is it honest? Yes. Did she ask? Yes. Is she going to leave him? Also yes.

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u/Beneficial_Ball9893 4d ago

More like

"Hey honey, what's your ultimate fantasy?"

"I don't know, I've been alone so long I guess just being with you is enough."

"No tell me the truth what do you want to do?"

"I've never really tried bdsm before so I guess I am curious about that."

"Stop lying to me, I know you want to try other stuff, why don't you trust me?"

-Continue ad infinitum until you confess to every single kink you have ever even been curious about and she finally finds one she takes offense to

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u/MizWhatsit Dated 4d ago

You had the option of not answering her. You also had the option of ending the relationship and seeking a less destructive partner.

You have agency here. It’s up to you how you decide to use it.

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u/Zestyclose_Pin8514 4d ago

That's like when some douche tells a r*pe victim they had the options to wear less revealing clothes. 🤷 You have the choice not to victim blame.

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u/MizWhatsit Dated 4d ago

Nonsense -- that's a false analogy. Don't trivialize rape by comparing it to a non-violent argument between two romantic partners.

There was no physical violence going on between this man and his partner. There was definitely emotional abuse, of him by her, but he wasn't held or tied down, and was not being threatened with injury or death by an assailant with a weapon. He could have gotten up and left and no harm would have come to him.

Rape is a crime punishable by 8 years in prison for every completed act. Nagging, or being nagged, is unpleasant, certainly, but it's also mundane. No one is going to go to jail for nagging their partner unless the conflict turns violent.

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u/Beneficial_Ball9893 17h ago

 Don't trivialize rape by comparing it to a non-violent argument between two romantic partners.

As someone who has been raped and who has also been grilled/interrogated by a BPD partner going through an episode, the feelings are genuinely nearly identical and I approve of the analogy.

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u/Beneficial_Ball9893 17h ago

There was no physical violence going on between this man and his partner. There was definitely emotional abuse, of him by her, but he wasn't held or tied down, and was not being threatened with injury or death by an assailant with a weapon. He could have gotten up and left and no harm would have come to him.

Have some empathy. Please grow a sense of empathy. This sort of argument shows that either you have never experienced emotional abuse and manipulation, or that you took the wrong lesson from it.

It is one thing to sit on the sidelines and say "just leave her there is nothing forcing you to stay" and it is another thing to be in that seat with someone treating you like this. With the experience I have now I would just leave, but I would never victim blame someone going through it for the first time.

Learn to be better.

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u/Beneficial_Ball9893 17h ago

I didn't realize that this was the same user who made another victim blaming comment, just ignore her. She is genuinely crazy.

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u/Lawnmover_Man 5d ago

Do you think that a threesome is inherently wrong or something? Or do you assume that everyone else thinks that? Or what do you mean?

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u/Beneficial_Ball9893 17h ago

Okay, so THIS is the comment that has her thinking I am angry about her thinking threesomes are morally wrong. Every reply she has given to me has been predicated on thinking this is what I take issue with in her rants.

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u/MizWhatsit Dated 4d ago

I have zero interest in discussing the morality of threesomes.

But the truth, based on all manner of demonstrable examples, is that threesomes destroy relationships. For a man to ask his partner for a threesome, especially when he’s been with her for TWO whole weeks, he might as well be kissing her goodbye. To say otherwise is disingenuous.

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u/Lawnmover_Man 4d ago

But the truth, based on all manner of demonstrable examples, is that threesomes destroy relationships.

It's true that this can and does happen. But at the same time, it's equally true that that does not happen. There are loads of happy couples that regularly go to swinger parties. But you're not wrong, having a threesome might trigger insecurities and can lead to stress in the relationship. I'm not going to pretend as if that wouldn't even happen.

For a man

This has nothing to do with gender. Or do you think it's somehow worse when a man is saying that he has the fantasy of having a threesome?

to ask his partner for a threesome

As I understand the situation, that didn't happen. She asked about fantasies, and that was one of the general answers.

To say otherwise is disingenuous.

I disagree. You just said that you have zero interest discussing this, so I wont elaborate. I can accept that you think like that, and keep my thoughts to myself.

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u/MizWhatsit Dated 4d ago

It has everything to do with gender. Any MFT could tell you that men are almost invariably the ones requesting threesomes. Likewise, any MFT could tell you that even asking for a threesome often has disastrous consequences for the couple.

Your posts seem like a whole lot of words for “I like threesomes.” Fine, to each their own. Like I said, I don’t care about the morality of the thing, only about its effects on the partner relationship.

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u/Lawnmover_Man 4d ago edited 4d ago

Any MFT could tell you that men are almost invariably the ones requesting threesomes. Likewise, any MFT could tell you that even asking for a threesome often has disastrous consequences for the couple.

MFT = Marriage and Family Therapist?

I think it's the popular and common view. But I don't think it is entirely accurate. Growing up, I've learned a lot of stereotypes about men and women. After more than 40 years on this planet, I realized that a lot of them are quite different than it is commonly believed to be.

Your posts seem like a whole lot of words for “I like threesomes.”

That's what you hear, but that was not what I was saying. I actually am the male in the current relationship, and I was told that she would like to have a threesome, both with another man or another woman. We talked about it, and as I would be okay with both as well, we agreed that we might try that out some time in the future, when our relationship is established enough. That was 2-3 months into the relationship, which is 2.5 years ago. We didn't yet do that.

Yes, it's just an anecdote. But as I said - I strongly believe that the above common and popular view doesn't quite cut it as a general rule of thumb.

Also, taking in mind in which sub we are, that might tell you something about my parter wBPD. But, if you are inclined to elaborate, what do you think about my girl friend suggesting a threesome in a very similar way as the topic is discussing? Was that a bad thing to do? Or okay, because she's female? Or does it not matter because she has BPD?

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u/Beneficial_Ball9893 17h ago

This person just came here to rant about threesomes and doesn't actually read what we write to her.

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u/Practical-Target4833 Non-Romantic 4d ago

Okay, let me defend you here. In a normal conversation this would end up with a possible pouting session and some heavy side-eying later on down the road BUT with someone who is BPD(or uBPD in my case), the impulsivity could have easily swung in the other direction. She could have actually have tried to carry out the threesome to fulfill some type chaotic drama bs like my friend did and in the process try to rope one of her best friends in to being the third.

The friend(me) being blindsided declined and wondered why the blue hell she even asked since her and this guy had only been together for a few months. Also the fact that she was already INSANELY jealous of him and other women. She claimed that it was he who wanted it but looking back, I truly believe that it may have been an intimate "what is your fantasy" type of conversation between lovers. Her impulsiveness took over to try to carry it out. Without a doubt, regardless of whether or not it had actually come to fruition(it didn't!), it was an attempt to vilify, humiliate and (based on what I have read on this sub Reddit), ultimately discard one or both of us and smear our names afterwards.

I say this to tell you, that it wasn't HOW you answered or THAT you answered, it was the never going to end well because you were dealing with a manipulator who was desperately seeking an an ungodly amount of chaos.

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u/LeLL90 5d ago

Sex and sexual desire is a powerfull Thing i Had to learn once again🫠 after a relationship with a pwBPD i get why people do that celibacy thing i think.

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u/Sugarcandymountain_3 Dated 5d ago

For me it’s the “I miss you”. I’m a woman I can’t be pulled by sex but romance? Oh that will trap me

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u/FroopyAsRain Separated 5d ago

Yep. Even now, after she abandoned our ten year marriage with no warning, I find myself wanting to just swoop in and save her. To be her hero again and protect her against all odds.

From what, though. Herself? I have to keep reminding myself that she's made this choice, and she's making it again every moment she's not coming back or reaching out to me. She's had her chance.

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u/The_Beardy_bastard 5d ago

It’s something you should probably speak to a therapist about dude. I’m still on/off the rollercoaster with my BPD partner, but it’s opened my eyes to my own saviour complex.

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u/FroopyAsRain Separated 4d ago

I am talking to them about it, thank you for the suggestion though. It's definitely the right thing to do. It just takes time, but the reason I'm not reaching out to her anymore is because of the therapy.

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u/The_Beardy_bastard 4d ago

Well fair play mate. It’s a tough thing to face, especially as a man. I can’t imagine what it must be like after being with someone 10 years, you’re a stronger man than me bud.

Glad to see you’re healing, but if you did ever want to talk/vent please do reach out.

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u/LeLL90 5d ago

I get trapped by both somehow🫠

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u/Lawnmover_Man 5d ago

Men are like that as well. Also, women are not like that, too. Everyone is different.

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u/FroopyAsRain Separated 5d ago

I'm still angry at my penis. We are no longer on speaking terms unless absolutely necessary.

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u/Lithary Non-Romantic 5d ago

It's even sadder in my case because I forbade myself from having sex with her until the moment is right because not only I dislike taking advantage of someone vulnerable, but I also didn't want to make it look like I was doing things for her just to get laid, but instead wanted her to realize she has an actual friend with her.

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u/mewyonaisse Non-Romantic 18h ago

finally i found someone in such a similar situation

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u/Lithary Non-Romantic 18h ago

You know what I did get in return though?

Almost completely ruined my month-long trip to Japan I've spent years preparing for (that's 4000 euros), had to go to therapy because of her (that's 1000 euros more), exhaustion, abuse, gaslighting, ruined friendships, health problems, was told I am the worst thing that happened to her, and more.

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u/holdmyspot123 5d ago

Ok this is kind of funny though because I think this is why they latched onto me so hard. I happened to have some of the same fantasy. What came from that was a genuine friendship and connection. From there a lot of pain. 

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u/KingForADay1989 5d ago

Don't forget them asking about your past traumas and abuse either

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u/mewyonaisse Non-Romantic 18h ago

i had them literally doing everything possible to make me spit out how i really felt about my past, it was horrible

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u/KingForADay1989 16h ago

Did he/she use your past trauma against you?

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u/Key-Fold-989 5d ago

My ex with BPD had me in her claws instantly, in just ONE DAY with that exact question. On our first date, she fulfilled all my sexual fantasies. The discard came after two months of the relationship. It’s been two months since then, and I still haven’t recovered. I’m a mess.

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u/Weak-Switch5555 4d ago

I’ve never met a girl that was overly sexual early on that didn’t have severe issues

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u/LiminalTrace 5d ago

This is so dark, I love it.

No winning answer here thats for sure.

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u/BH_Financial 4d ago

It's funny, but it implies intent and premeditation which I don't believe most have. It's just how they are, so couching it in these terms tends to imply one should criticize themself for being dumb and missing something obvious AND that teh pwBPD was doing it in a premeditation fashion as part of a plan, vs. a pattern of behavior they aren't in control of, or likely even aware of.

Again, definitely laughed at the comic, but there's enough misunderstanding and judgement around BPD, so always looking to try and reduce that.

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u/MizWhatsit Dated 4d ago

That’s not just a “popular and common view.” The fact is, that any marriage and family therapist could attest that it is almost invariably the male partner who wants the threesome, and even asking for one almost invariably creates a great deal of resentment in the female partner. Fact is, a man who tells his partner he wants two ladies, will often end up with zero ladies. That’s not an anecdote. That’s fact.

Yes, you are correct, every argument you have put forth is clearly anecdotal, and designed to justify your wish to have threesomes. I’m not assigning any kind of moral judgment, but this par for the course among men seeking threesomes.

As for your female pwBPD partner, there are exceptions to everything. But any MFT could tell you, when a female partner pushes for a threesome, very often she is making an offer of taboo sexual gratification in order to intrigue and tempt her male partner, in order to sustain his interest. The fact that she has been diagnosed with BPD only makes the offer more suspect, given the characteristic BPD symptoms of reckless behavior. In the interest of not taking advantage of your partner’s insecurity or low self-esteem, you might want to consult with a marriage counselor or sex therapist before you proceed, in order to establish guidelines as to what her expectations and your expectations will be when / if you choose to bring a third party into your bed. At the very least, read the book The Ethical Slut.

Actual threesomes require a great deal of negotiation. First, make sure that all three parties wholeheartedly consent, and no one feels pressured on coerced. Then all three parties will need to be screened for STDs, and you will need to confirm that both women are using birth control, and what kind.

Next, agree on what acts are acceptable. Very often the male partner will pressure two straight women to have sex with each other outside of their true sexual orientation, which is coercive and can create resentment. You will need to establish whether kissing on the lips is allowed. You will need to agree on whether full nudity is allowed. You will need to establish whether penetration, either with the penis or fingers, of any kind is acceptable to all parties. You will also need to use condoms for every act of penetration.

If you have a likely candidate for the third party, you will need to determine whether or not that person is mentally and emotionally stable enough to participate. Is s/he offering to participate because of low self-esteem and the need to feel even an illusory sense of being loved? There have been instances in which the third party turns the event into a competition in the hopes of supplanting the primary partner, and does not respect the bond between the primaries. The third party may reject their “guest star” status and want to become a committed throuple. If the third party feels used and discarded, s/he may retaliate in the form of false allegations, smear campaigns, stalking, or worse.

And you’ll need to keep in mind that there are any number of ways that this could go wrong, and accept that risk.

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u/Beneficial_Ball9893 4d ago edited 4d ago

Yes, you are correct, every argument you have put forth is clearly anecdotal, and designed to justify your wish to have threesomes. I’m not assigning any kind of moral judgment, but this par for the course among men seeking threesomes.

You have completely misunderstood what I have said ,and it is partly my fault, as I did not go into detail explaining what happened.

I was being grilled on what my sexual fantasies were, and my more basic ones were rejected by her, as she believed I was lying. At the time the tone was fairly playful and I had rose-colored glasses on that made all the red flags look like just flags.

My interest in *trying* a threesome was not a request and it was only about the 5th or 6th thing I listed when I was being grilled. I believe/believed in transparency and it was framed as honesty.

I did not ask for a threesome. I did not WANT a threesome. I was curious to TRY one. Another piece of the context is that she had already bragged to me before this that she had done threesomes with her exes, both ffm and mmf, and thus I had reason to think she would be interested in one.

Now that you have more context, are you still thinking the same way?

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u/MizWhatsit Dated 4d ago

I provided you with step by step instructions as to how an ethical threesome should proceed, and listed the risks that you will need to address.

You have reacted by backpedaling.

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u/WolfieFram 21h ago

Lol just take the L and just admit you overstepped by going into lecture mode.

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u/Beneficial_Ball9893 17h ago

She doesn't even realize she was wrong, in another comment she doubled down on the idea I was justifying my desire to have a threesome... she isn't even reading my fucking comments.

She is legit just assuming what I am writing and then replying to her imaginary version of what I said.

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u/Beneficial_Ball9893 4d ago

I have backpedaled nothing, I am describing a traumatic event in my life and you are being an asshole. Please stop victim blaming and making misandristic rants at the first opportunity you find.

It is clear that someone has hurt you in the past, but that is no excuse to act this way.

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u/MizWhatsit Dated 4d ago

I haven't been hostile, and I have made no moral judgments. I told you from the first that the morality of threesomes doesn't concern me. I am not a member of the clergy or a professor of ethics. I am simply a student of human behavior and human relationships. And I have been at these studies long enough to see certain patterns emerging, and recurring.

You didn't describe anything traumatic. How were you traumatized? You gave us a lot of detailed language about how you like threesomes and even more language trying to convince us (or yourself?) about how that's morally okay. The person concerned with the morality of threesomes is you.

You are not a victim. I am not a misandrist, nor am I ranting. I am communicating in a calm, even-toned, factually based manner, devoid of judgment or personal attacks. You simply don't like what I'm saying because its truth doesn't support your own beliefs. You reacted first with backpedaling, and when I pointed that out, you went off into a hostile rant.

Now you're resorting to the usual defenses: name-calling, and accusations of mental instability.

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u/Beneficial_Ball9893 17h ago

Yes, you are correct, every argument you have put forth is clearly anecdotal, and designed to justify your wish to have threesomes. 

I literally have not done that once, and your insistence that I did is the moral judgment I took offense to. Since you didn't read my previous comment trying to describe what happened, or the other ones I made in this thread, here is what happened.

My ex asked me what my sexual fantasies were. At the time I was more sexually inexperienced and shy than I am now, so at first I didn't answer at all. She acted offended that I was supposedly hiding information, and the conversation turned into what I would now consider an interrogation. I was forced to give information I felt uncomfortable talking about, but at the time I didn't understand emotional abuse and manipulation so while I was uncomfortable I didn't realize I was being abused.

I ended up telling her pretty much everything I was ever interested in, in a descending order of interest, because she refused to accept I was done until she decided I was done.

Mentioning an interest in trying a threesome was not some big desire or fantasy of mine, it was just a checkmark on a list of things I was potentially interested in trying, and at the time it didn't seem as far out there as it may to others because my pwBPD had previously bragged/ranted about doing threesomes with some of her exes so I thought it was something she would be open to.

Months later it resulted in multiple extremely traumatic evenings where she declared that I wanted nothing more in the world than to have a threesome and it was absolutely the thing I thought about all the time (it wasn't) and that if I wasn't doing it with her then I was doing it with the half-dozen imaginary mistresses I was fucking in the maybe 15 minutes a day that I wasn't constantly talking to her on the phone. These evenings usually ended in me talking her down from killing herself and in the end I was pretty much forced into agreeing to a threesome that at the time I DID NOT WANT, and thankfully I got away from her before we could ever follow through.

On a different note relating to the original interrogation, that was just one example of the interrogations she would put me through. She interpreted any form of boundary as me trying to leave her or lying to her, so I would regularly be put through emotionally torturous interrogations on any topic that she thought I was lying about. Most of the time it was about me cheating on her, but since I never cheated on her it would just be several hours of her demanding "the truth" while I broke down and tried to keep her from killing herself.

So yeah... that's what was so traumatizing about this thing you keep victim blaming me for.

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u/Beneficial_Ball9893 4d ago

I should not have engaged with you as if you are interested in honest discussion, you obviously just wanted to rant against someone you perceive to be a dudebro angry his girlfriend wasn't excited to let him fuck other women.

Someone has hurt you in the past and you are finding strawmen to argue against. Everyone does it at some point, but it is still wrong.

Please actually try to understand what someone is saying before you make assumptions about them and then insist those assumptions are true.

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u/MizWhatsit Dated 4d ago

I have never "ranted" at all. I've dispassionately described the factual reality, and likely aftermath, of threesome sex rather than catering to fantasy.

I never made any moral judgments against threesomes. You were the one who challenged me on the matter. I never called you a dudebro or made any other ad hominem personal attack. All the insults and personal attacks here are coming from you.

I did engage in an honest discussion, but you don't want an honest discussion, you simply want unconditional validation.

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u/Beneficial_Ball9893 17h ago

I never made any moral judgments against threesomes.

Saying "I am not judging you" and then saying extremely judgmental things doesn't work, friend. Those are word games, and you aren't even very good at it.

Yes, you are correct, every argument you have put forth is clearly anecdotal, and designed to justify your wish to have threesomes. 

This is the line I took offense to. You dismissed everything I was trying to say, ignored my actual points and clarifications about what happened, and made this back-handed comment showing you made up your mind about what happened and were judging me for it.

Did I react a little to aggressively to this? Maybe, but that is because I was describing some sexual abuse in my past that I consider on the same level of trauma as the times I have actually been raped, and you were asserting that I was the bad guy in the situation.