Anonymous wrote:
If I hadn’t lived through this as a child, I might not believe you, because all the people I surround myself with today don’t act like this.
But yes, emotionally-stunted, damaged adults like this do exist. They are deeply insecure with an external locus: they need to bring others down to feel good about themselves.
The good news is: if you actively fight against that mindset, your kids will come out of it untainted.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Amazing a guy would notice this at all.
He didn’t. OP is a troll. The thread title alone, please.
Just too long and too many BS superlatives for a straight man to write. BS alert!
Anonymous wrote:I'm really concerned why youre eavesdropping and so concerned about some stupid, throwaway conversation she had with a friend where she mentioned she didnt want to invite certain people.
Seems to me you're being nitpicky and fairly catty, trying to create a mean narrative about your wife rather than being loving and supportive.
Are you mad because you are unable to make enough money where your wife feels comfortable and secure? And now youre projecting that on her cause you cant measure up?
Anonymous wrote:I think this is true in wealthy areas but also way worse amongst SAHMs who arent regularly exposed to the wider world and community.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Amazing a guy would notice this at all.
He didn’t. OP is a troll. The thread title alone, please.
Anonymous wrote:This is a SIL looking for our comments so she can forward to her brother about his wife.
Anonymous wrote:Amazing a guy would notice this at all.