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I wouldn’t usually jump straight into telling someone to break up with their partner on posts on this sub but like you said this is truly unforgivable. I know I certainly couldn’t be with someone who had watched that.
You love her ? Let her go. Help her if she ask.
“Hey, honey. I haven't heard from you in almost 3 days. I understand you're upset, but if we're going to be dealing with issues like this by ignoring each other instead of talking them out, then I don't think we're a good match to be in a relationship anymore. Let me know what you think. If I don't hear back from you by tomorrow morning, I'll operate on the assumption that we are broken up.”
At least he has one lol
Ok, I'm going to get downvoted, but I believe there's no such thing as racism against white people. I state that because I feel it's an important idea and one that is misconstrued by OP's gf and by many of the comments here.
SEVERAL DISCLAIMERS: 1. I'm definitively not saying “it's okay to hate white people” or “it's okay to judge a white person on the basis of race.” Those things are bad!! 2. In particular, the gf's behavior is almost certainly unacceptable and a deal-breaker. (I say almost certainly just because I didn't see examples of her comments listed anywhere, so I don't really know what they are.) 3. I'm not saying bigotry against white people doesn't exist. It does. Unfortunately, humans seem willing to hate each other for every reason we can think of. OP's gf is an example.
What I am saying: “racism” is more specific than things like bigotry, prejudice, or xenophobia. Those things have probably existed since the dawn of the human species. Racism, by contrast, is a specific thing, created starting around the 1500s to justify colonialism and later transatlantic slavery.
Indeed, the idea of race itself was invented too. Biologically speaking, humanity does not never and never has fit neatly into a small number of categories like white, black, Asian, etc. Those terms were invented. Prior to the 16th century, humans did see the world that way. The ancient Greeks, for example, had a common cultural heritage. They looked down on others not because they thought white people were superior (there was no such thing as white), but because they thought Greeks were superior. That's also wrong and bigoted, but it's not the same thing as racism.
Racism was created by people who declared themselves white so that they could declare themselves superior. It's a program designed for white supremacy and, therefore, cannot, by intentional construction, target people it categorizes as white.
Does this distinction between racism and more general group-based hatred matter? In many instances, it doesn't. At the end of the day, OP's gf is acting in hatred, and he should break up with her. The labels for why don't matter for his decision.
However, for understanding the world history and, most importantly, for undoing some of the negative legacies of that history, the distinction matters. Ultimately, I'm arguing semantics, but semantics are important. Indeed, the idea of race itself–calling some people white and others black and so forth–is semantics. These are labels. Labels we need to see for what they are: an intentional lie.
Sexist attitude. You want to get married? You propose. This is so bloody entitled. I wouldn’t blame him if you completely turned him off.
No need for it to be cheery, actually in this case I would say the contrary.
He could easily say hello, that he’s not feeling all that great and he’ll see her next time. Then the wife might understand that she should have warned him. If not, tell her next time so she can do it differently.
Time to move out. If he is going to mistreat you and allow his family too mistreat you, this is not a relationship worth saving.
That does not sound at all consensual. I know this may be hot to hear, but Anna assaulted you. You did not cheat. You were incapacitated and unable to consent. I don’t know whether your wife will understand this, but I hope she does.
Please get some help to deal with this assault. It is traumatic and it can happen to men. It doesn’t make you bad or weak. You were totally drunk.
Think about how it would sound if the sexes were reversed, and/or Anna was a man. Her behavior was unacceptable.
After you’re done wondering that, maybe ponder why the stereotypes exist in the first place.
ChatGPT says, “I can understand how you might feel hurt and disappointed by your boyfriend's actions. It's important to feel heard and understood in a relationship. While it's good that he agreed with the message generated by AI, his reaction to your feelings might have made the situation more challenging for you. It could be helpful to have an open and honest conversation with him about how this experience made you feel, and to discuss the importance of empathy and understanding in your relationship. Remember that it's okay to have different opinions, but it's crucial to respect each other's feelings and work towards a common understanding.”
I want to say hopeful encouraging things when possible but these red flag could eclipse the sun ???
Tell her to knock it off and if she doesn’t stop then drop her. Maybe with more time on your hands to date you will find someone.
This would be my ex.