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rotatingruhnama t1_iucryed wrote

My spouse can stick up for me without doing egregious crap like doxxing.

To me, that's like being the meathead who throws punches over every little thing. It's not loyalty, it's obnoxiousness.

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DfcukinLite t1_iudkyhf wrote

Who cares don’t talk shit on the internet to people about their spouse. It’s called respect. Many here need to learn it.

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rotatingruhnama t1_iudn86q wrote

Oh whatever. You can defend your spouse in a proportionate way instead of acting like a meathead bully.

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therbler t1_iugc6q2 wrote

proportionate to what, though? How confident are you that this didn't start with something like racist voicemails? This is a bad look for Mosby no matter what, but it's also a partial screenshot from 3 days after whatever went down.

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DfcukinLite t1_iudorud wrote

Who are you to tell someone what’s an appropriate reaction? You don’t get to talk shit to people about their loved ones and family and expect them to take it. And if your significant other or family lets people talk shit about you and don’t defend you they’re probably little bitches.

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rotatingruhnama t1_iudq0q0 wrote

You ok? You're taking this pretty personally.

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DfcukinLite t1_iudttr8 wrote

You going to answer my question? Who are you to tell someone what’s an appropriate response or reaction when defending/protecting their loved one?

You okay? Sounds like you don’t really have someone that rides or dies for you. When you find your person you’ll understand

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Accurate-Lecture7473 t1_iudukgu wrote

I’d be mortified if my partner acted this way to defend me 1. I can defend myself, and 2. There’s no real need to defend yourself against assholes. I know who I am, and just because someone said something disrespectful, doesn’t make me want to spend one iota of energy on them. Like “oh ok, you thing I’m a bad person. Carry on.”

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rotatingruhnama t1_iudvezb wrote

Lmao I'm curious why this person is so convinced that going nuclear on a stranger is some kind of marital badge of pride, and that if it doesn't happen your marriage failed.

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DfcukinLite t1_iudurxv wrote

You have yet to answer my direct question. Who are you to tell someone what’s an appropriate way response or reaction when defending/protecting their loved one?

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Accurate-Lecture7473 t1_iuekgiy wrote

It’s not appropriate because it’s immature and rude. This is a public forum. Everyone is allowed to offer their opinion.

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