daughter broke up with boyfriend over election

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Anonymous wrote:I cannot fathom ending a relationship because someone didn't want to vote for Kamala Harris.

It is not “not voting“ for KH.
It is voting for the turd that is the issue, and the extreme lack of morals, values, and decency that he represents.

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Anonymous wrote:Not sure if you're trolling or not, but for many people, this election wasn't just about "politics," it was about core values. I can't imagine a starker difference in values than those that exist between a MAGA voter and an anti-MAGA voter. Why date someone whose core values you don't share?

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It is not about voting for Harris or Trump but what each party and more importantly each platform represents.

I’m a lifetime Democrat but having a Republican POTUS, usually, is not a big deal. This election was a big deal because of the alleged proposals (Project 2025) and changes to federal agencies. Also, have we ever had a POTUS so generally angry and delusional?

And yet you have the Democrats doubling down on how they do things instead of listening to their voter base. They are never going to change until they have the fear of <insert preferred deity here> put into them. Hopefully this election will have done the trick and they’ll learn how to hold a proper primary.

North Carolina had 2M people vote for someone who is a Holocaust denier and thinks 9/11 is probably fake and calls himself a black nazi... but sure it's the Dem's that need to figure out how to get them to vote differently.

SMFH

Exactly! 40% who voted for Trump are "long gone and unreachable". They are a cult and racists. It's only the other 10% the D can even reach at this point. And apparently money matters more to them than anything else (or they are deep down a bit racists and misogynistic).

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Anonymous wrote:I cannot fathom ending a relationship because someone didn't want to vote for Kamala Harris.

It is not “not voting“ for KH.
It is voting for the turd that is the issue, and the extreme lack of morals, values, and decency that he represents.

Well remember many of us voted for bill clinton..and would have re elected him !

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Anonymous wrote:My DS dropped his girlfriend of five years (both in grad school) and informed us of this very casually shortly after the election. We are shocked! They seemed so good together and talked of marriage once school was behind both of them. Of course I asked why even though it’s not something I would normally do. I’m more of the are you okay and let me know if you need anything kind of parent. His answer, I cannot take four years or longer out of my life of being told men are evil and I f g hate them. He said life’s just too short and he just wants to enjoy it, enjoy his work and enjoy his friendships without over analyzing every single moment or person. People really need to stop making politics the center of their personal being. It’s just not healthy.

Easy to say when you are a white male (or any male). Shocking how many people cannot have empathy if it does not literally personally affect them.

Meh it doesn’t affect her either. She just chooses to have it affect her. And the son is free to decide he doesn’t want that negativity dictating his life. Good for him!

Doesn't affect her? What if she is pregnant and needs medical care, but is in a state (Texas for example) where they let women die rather than providing the available medical care?

You are delusional if you think a trump presidency will not adversely affect women.

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Anonymous wrote:I cannot fathom ending a relationship because someone didn't want to vote for Kamala Harris.

It is not “not voting“ for KH.
It is voting for the turd that is the issue, and the extreme lack of morals, values, and decency that he represents.

Well remember many of us voted for bill clinton..and would have re elected him !

No comparison between B Clinton and Trump, none at all. Yes, he was not perfect, but compared to Trump, yeah he's "perfect" and has morals.

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Anonymous wrote:My DS dropped his girlfriend of five years (both in grad school) and informed us of this very casually shortly after the election. We are shocked! They seemed so good together and talked of marriage once school was behind both of them. Of course I asked why even though it’s not something I would normally do. I’m more of the are you okay and let me know if you need anything kind of parent. His answer, I cannot take four years or longer out of my life of being told men are evil and I f g hate them. He said life’s just too short and he just wants to enjoy it, enjoy his work and enjoy his friendships without over analyzing every single moment or person. People really need to stop making politics the center of their personal being. It’s just not healthy.

Easy to say when you are a white male (or any male). Shocking how many people cannot have empathy if it does not literally personally affect them.

Meh it doesn’t affect her either. She just chooses to have it affect her. And the son is free to decide he doesn’t want that negativity dictating his life. Good for him!

Doesn't affect her? What if she is pregnant and needs medical care, but is in a state (Texas for example) where they let women die rather than providing the available medical care?

You are delusional if you think a trump presidency will not adversely affect women.

Jd Vance will drive her promiscuous ass to Mexico

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Anonymous wrote:I cannot fathom ending a relationship because someone didn't want to vote for Kamala Harris.

It is not “not voting“ for KH.
It is voting for the turd that is the issue, and the extreme lack of morals, values, and decency that he represents.

Well remember many of us voted for bill clinton..and would have re elected him !

No comparison between B Clinton and Trump, none at all. Yes, he was not perfect, but compared to Trump, yeah he's "perfect" and has morals.

Yes no comparison GTFOH

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Anonymous wrote:My DS dropped his girlfriend of five years (both in grad school) and informed us of this very casually shortly after the election. We are shocked! They seemed so good together and talked of marriage once school was behind both of them. Of course I asked why even though it’s not something I would normally do. I’m more of the are you okay and let me know if you need anything kind of parent. His answer, I cannot take four years or longer out of my life of being told men are evil and I f g hate them. He said life’s just too short and he just wants to enjoy it, enjoy his work and enjoy his friendships without over analyzing every single moment or person. People really need to stop making politics the center of their personal being. It’s just not healthy.

Easy to say when you are a white male (or any male). Shocking how many people cannot have empathy if it does not literally personally affect them.

My favorite quote from Myrna in the Outlaws:
'I know you white blokes have had it good since the Bronze Age and the last couple of years might have been a bit confusing, but if you find yourself thinking, "Is this offensive?" just assume that it is and go about your business."

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I cannot fathom ending a relationship because someone didn't want to vote for Kamala Harris.

It is not “not voting“ for KH.
It is voting for the turd that is the issue, and the extreme lack of morals, values, and decency that he represents.

Well remember many of us voted for bill clinton..and would have re elected him !

Did we vote for him after he got impeached? I don't think you remember that as well as you think you do.

[Anonymous]

Imagine marrying a guy and later realizing that he thinks you *should* have access to healthcare. Total deal breaker.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes, especially as a teacher with the department of education possibly bearing significant changes depending on administration.

Good for her. She’s young. She’ll find someone else.

+1 I have a friend who works with the EPA and votes D, and her ILs vote R and dislike the EPA. The love how Trump is going to dismantle the EPA, which will impact her job.

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Anonymous wrote:Imagine marrying a guy and later realizing that he thinks you *should* have access to healthcare. Total deal breaker.

Any man who thinks lawyers should determine what is considered a medical emergency does not love his wife, gf, sister.

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Anonymous wrote:Waiting for OP to say DD voted for Trump and he voted for Harris.

Still not a good fit.

Strong political beliefs are not exactly attractive in a woman. OP's daughter will probably replace the bf easily, but the issue is whether the next guy will be an upgrade or downgrade.

What a gross outlook. I'm glad women have a political voice and choice. People who don't care about this stuff are lacking depth of character.

Caring and obsession are two different vehicles in life. Crossing that line is damaging in so many ways.

Yes, the obsessive worship of Trump by MAGA to the point where they deny reality and defend his easily-debunked lies is so damaging to them and to our country. It's cult-like behavior and so hard to deprogram.

MAGA/President Trump are dealing with reality. VP Kamala Harris lied repeatedly during the 107 day campaign in an attempt to trick voters. VP Harris lives in a fantasy world of celebrities and the ultra-wealthy who thrive on telling others what to think & believe rather than focusing on listening to voters' real world concerns.

The right person & party won. The far left was just focusing on silly issues that are a sure sign of a society's downfall. And, before you guess/assume my politics, I am a registered Democrat (which will change soon) and I respect & adore Independent Senator
Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Nicki Haley, Joe Manchin,and many others holding opposing positions.

Wow, you’ve been brainwashed. Wild.

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Anonymous wrote:My DS dropped his girlfriend of five years (both in grad school) and informed us of this very casually shortly after the election. We are shocked! They seemed so good together and talked of marriage once school was behind both of them. Of course I asked why even though it’s not something I would normally do. I’m more of the are you okay and let me know if you need anything kind of parent. His answer, I cannot take four years or longer out of my life of being told men are evil and I f g hate them. He said life’s just too short and he just wants to enjoy it, enjoy his work and enjoy his friendships without over analyzing every single moment or person. People really need to stop making politics the center of their personal being. It’s just not healthy.

Easy to say when you are a white male (or any male). Shocking how many people cannot have empathy if it does not literally personally affect them.

Meh it doesn’t affect her either. She just chooses to have it affect her. And the son is free to decide he doesn’t want that negativity dictating his life. Good for him!

Doesn't affect her? What if she is pregnant and needs medical care, but is in a state (Texas for example) where they let women die rather than providing the available medical care?

You are delusional if you think a trump presidency will not adversely affect women.

She doesn’t live in Texas.
And doesn’t have to move there if the state’s policies are not aligning with her almost-certain-and-vital need (in your view) to retain the right to end the life of a baby up until the moment of birth.
So maaaaayyyybe calm down on that.

And life-saving care is decidedly not the same as birth-control abortions.

But you already know that. And yet you choose to use extreme examples as though this is a common occurrence when the reality is that if/when exceptions are made to accommodate that, you still have an issue and your actual “argument” is that you think everyone should be fine with abortion as birth control.
And they aren’t.

Relax though Karen. Your DD can have as many abortions as you want her to have in about 37 or the 50 states.

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Anonymous wrote:My DS dropped his girlfriend of five years (both in grad school) and informed us of this very casually shortly after the election. We are shocked! They seemed so good together and talked of marriage once school was behind both of them. Of course I asked why even though it’s not something I would normally do. I’m more of the are you okay and let me know if you need anything kind of parent. His answer, I cannot take four years or longer out of my life of being told men are evil and I f g hate them. He said life’s just too short and he just wants to enjoy it, enjoy his work and enjoy his friendships without over analyzing every single moment or person. People really need to stop making politics the center of their personal being. It’s just not healthy.

Easy to say when you are a white male (or any male). Shocking how many people cannot have empathy if it does not literally personally affect them.

Meh it doesn’t affect her either. She just chooses to have it affect her. And the son is free to decide he doesn’t want that negativity dictating his life. Good for him!

Doesn't affect her? What if she is pregnant and needs medical care, but is in a state (Texas for example) where they let women die rather than providing the available medical care?

You are delusional if you think a trump presidency will not adversely affect women.

She doesn’t live in Texas.
And doesn’t have to move there if the state’s policies are not aligning with her almost-certain-and-vital need (in your view) to retain the right to end the life of a baby up until the moment of birth.
So maaaaayyyybe calm down on that.

And life-saving care is decidedly not the same as birth-control abortions.

But you already know that. And yet you choose to use extreme examples as though this is a common occurrence when the reality is that if/when exceptions are made to accommodate that, you still have an issue and your actual “argument” is that you think everyone should be fine with abortion as birth control.
And they aren’t.

Relax though Karen. Your DD can have as many abortions as you want her to have in about 37 or the 50 states.

Except...only South Dakota has proven that actually a majority of the actual electorate wants significant abortion restrictions.

Kansas, Missouri, Arizona, Nebraska (approved up to 12 weeks vs 26)...even Florida...a significant majority want legal abortion for whatever reason. Unfortunately, Florida needed 60% even though 58% voted in favor of the ballot initiative.

So, in fact the majority of people everywhere are in favor of abortion for any reason. I guarantee it would pass in Texas.