Breakup over the orange one

[Anonymous]

My wife is starting to talk like her idiot MAGA family. Probably won't divorce, but I refuse to live near them

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If my husband supported Trump, it would mean that there was a mismatch between my values and his. Of course we would divorce.

NP. This is exactly how I feel.

DH and I have different political views, but the basic values are the same.

I’m a democrat who is also critical of my own party. DH is an independent, which honestly annoys me a little, because I think independents don’t sufficiently acknowledge the current limitations of the system we need to work with. But our basic values align.

But we do fight about politics a bit. He’s more of an extremist and idealist. I’m more pragmatic and logical.

But if he voted for Trump, I’d have serious thoughts about divorcing. Because it tells me something about his values which completely goes against mine.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:If my husband supported Trump, it would mean that there was a mismatch between my values and his. Of course we would divorce.

NP. This is exactly how I feel.

DH and I have different political views, but the basic values are the same.

I’m a democrat who is also critical of my own party. DH is an independent, which honestly annoys me a little, because I think independents don’t sufficiently acknowledge the current limitations of the system we need to work with. But our basic values align.

But we do fight about politics a bit. He’s more of an extremist and idealist. I’m more pragmatic and logical.

But if he voted for Trump, I’d have serious thoughts about divorcing. Because it tells me something about his values which completely goes against mine.

So you husbands values are, secure boarders, not funding wars all over the globe, an actual primary election process?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think that is ridiculous. My grandparents had opposite political views and were married for more than 50 years and were very happy.

Agree.

Younger generations, mine included, have lost their minds of politics.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I think that is ridiculous. My grandparents had opposite political views and were married for more than 50 years and were very happy.

Agree.

Younger generations, mine included, have lost their minds of politics.

“over,” not of

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:If my husband supported Trump, it would mean that there was a mismatch between my values and his. Of course we would divorce.

NP. This is exactly how I feel.

DH and I have different political views, but the basic values are the same.

I’m a democrat who is also critical of my own party. DH is an independent, which honestly annoys me a little, because I think independents don’t sufficiently acknowledge the current limitations of the system we need to work with. But our basic values align.

But we do fight about politics a bit. He’s more of an extremist and idealist. I’m more pragmatic and logical.

But if he voted for Trump, I’d have serious thoughts about divorcing. Because it tells me something about his values which completely goes against mine.

So you husbands values are, secure boarders, not funding wars all over the globe, an actual primary election process?

if those are his values, DIVORCE HIM IMMEDIATELY! OMG !!!!!!!!

[Anonymous]

I would leave. In fact am considering cutting off a lifetime friend who voted for Trump because Biden was “too old” and I guess her income bracket mattered more when Kamala took over. I have a completely different idea of her now as a person.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If my husband supported Trump, it would mean that there was a mismatch between my values and his. Of course we would divorce.

NP. This is exactly how I feel.

DH and I have different political views, but the basic values are the same.

I’m a democrat who is also critical of my own party. DH is an independent, which honestly annoys me a little, because I think independents don’t sufficiently acknowledge the current limitations of the system we need to work with. But our basic values align.

But we do fight about politics a bit. He’s more of an extremist and idealist. I’m more pragmatic and logical.

But if he voted for Trump, I’d have serious thoughts about divorcing. Because it tells me something about his values which completely goes against mine.

So you husbands values are, secure boarders, not funding wars all over the globe, an actual primary election process?

Trump bragged about deporting 300 people when Biden was deporting 700/day.

She isn’t divorcing her h because he wants the border secured, she divorcing him because he’s too stupid to understand Obama and Biden did a better job than Trump at it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My wife is starting to talk like her idiot MAGA family. Probably won't divorce, but I refuse to live near them

My DW is far from MAGA, but much of her family isn’t. We haven’t seen or spoken to her brother, SIL, and their kids since 2016.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:So you’re going to divorce your husband and date who? You don’t date Trump voters so there goes at least half the dating pool. Then you’re divorced so there goes another half. You are clearly mentally ill and most men don’t want to deal with that so….. how big do you think your dating pool will realistically be post divorce?

Half the dating pool? Only like 30% of Americans voted for the felon. So there’s majority of men didn’t vote for a convicted rapist and racist. But, keep telling yourself you have to be with that kind of man.

It’s 56% for divorced men. Facts are difficult for Democrats.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/poll-reveals-new-group-of-men-voting-for-donald-trump-in-record-numbers/ar-BB1qf7l8

Shocking that divorced men voted for a twice divorced man who had an affair with a porn star while his wife was pregnant.

He did a hit and run, not an affair, it's between him and his wife. No such thing as porn star, they are simply bottom feeders of society which she has demonstrated well. We can't get that out of politics, Biden was far from perfect. Jill cheated on her husband but she was first lady. Look at Harris's husband, he got the babysitter pregnant. Voters can only vote for who they deem the best.

This attitude is so interesting to me. I clearly remember during the Clinton years, there were discussions among the Republicans I knew of how cheating indicates low moral character and they could never vote for someone who treated their wife that way. Cheat on your wife, you’ll cheat everyone else.

It totally flipped with Trump and now it’s “a private matter between him and his wife”. Even my dad, who is a hardcore Christian and heavily vocal about men who cheat, suddenly thinks it really has little to do with Trump’s character and morality.

Funny how that works.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The women on this thread who say they would break up if their spouse supported Trump are exactly the same as the hardcore MAGA folks. Dumb and cannot think

+1
I agree. There is no difference. Just coming at it from opposite sides.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:So you’re going to divorce your husband and date who? You don’t date Trump voters so there goes at least half the dating pool. Then you’re divorced so there goes another half. You are clearly mentally ill and most men don’t want to deal with that so….. how big do you think your dating pool will realistically be post divorce?

Half the dating pool? Only like 30% of Americans voted for the felon. So there’s majority of men didn’t vote for a convicted rapist and racist. But, keep telling yourself you have to be with that kind of man.

It’s 56% for divorced men. Facts are difficult for Democrats.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/poll-reveals-new-group-of-men-voting-for-donald-trump-in-record-numbers/ar-BB1qf7l8

Shocking that divorced men voted for a twice divorced man who had an affair with a porn star while his wife was pregnant.

He did a hit and run, not an affair, it's between him and his wife. No such thing as porn star, they are simply bottom feeders of society which she has demonstrated well. We can't get that out of politics, Biden was far from perfect. Jill cheated on her husband but she was first lady. Look at Harris's husband, he got the babysitter pregnant. Voters can only vote for who they deem the best.

This attitude is so interesting to me. I clearly remember during the Clinton years, there were discussions among the Republicans I knew of how cheating indicates low moral character and they could never vote for someone who treated their wife that way. Cheat on your wife, you’ll cheat everyone else.

It totally flipped with Trump and now it’s “a private matter between him and his wife”. Even my dad, who is a hardcore Christian and heavily vocal about men who cheat, suddenly thinks it really has little to do with Trump’s character and morality.

Funny how that works.

Sadly it is due to a bigger issue with our country's morals. Over the past decades things have changed and shifted and what was, overall, unacceptable back then is now more commonplace or just not as much an outrage. Our society has changed.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:If my husband supported Trump, it would mean that there was a mismatch between my values and his. Of course we would divorce.

NP. This is exactly how I feel.

DH and I have different political views, but the basic values are the same.

I’m a democrat who is also critical of my own party. DH is an independent, which honestly annoys me a little, because I think independents don’t sufficiently acknowledge the current limitations of the system we need to work with. But our basic values align.

But we do fight about politics a bit. He’s more of an extremist and idealist. I’m more pragmatic and logical.

But if he voted for Trump, I’d have serious thoughts about divorcing. Because it tells me something about his values which completely goes against mine.

So you husbands values are, secure boarders, not funding wars all over the globe, an actual primary election process?

With the exception of wars in Israel, Panama, and Greenland, of course.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:If my husband supported Trump, it would mean that there was a mismatch between my values and his. Of course we would divorce.

NP. This is exactly how I feel.

DH and I have different political views, but the basic values are the same.

I’m a democrat who is also critical of my own party. DH is an independent, which honestly annoys me a little, because I think independents don’t sufficiently acknowledge the current limitations of the system we need to work with. But our basic values align.

But we do fight about politics a bit. He’s more of an extremist and idealist. I’m more pragmatic and logical.

But if he voted for Trump, I’d have serious thoughts about divorcing. Because it tells me something about his values which completely goes against mine.

So you husbands values are, secure boarders, not funding wars all over the globe, an actual primary election process?

With the exception of wars in Israel, Panama, and Greenland, of course.

And of course not the general election process, only the primary process. Remember, it's only a free and fair election of Trump wins! Otherwise it's rigged!

[Anonymous]

And of course we keep the border "secure" while promoting mass violence and lack of health care inside the US.

Don't inport problems when we can grow our own?