Anonymous #6 23h

I was 18 and stupid

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Anonymous #7 22h

Doesn’t change the fact that my ex husband is an idiot

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Anonymous OP 22h

you’re a cheater, i don’t want to hear it

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Anonymous #7 22h

Okay yeah I’m a cheater. And my ex husband was a physically abusive alcoholic pos. Keep on feeling sorry for him if you want.

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Anonymous OP 22h

him being a piece of shit doesn’t make you not a piece of shit, i genuinely don’t understand your thought process, my ex was also an alcoholic who raped me, but i’d never cheat because someone else’s wrong doings don’t encourage me to be a bad person too, i want to be better than them

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Anonymous #7 22h

Okay? Good for you? You could’ve cheated tho. I’ll always support cheating on an abuser. Those people don’t deserve respect

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Anonymous #7 21h

i think abuse already breaks the trust in a relationship. why should you have to be loyal to an abuser? at that point, cheating matters a lot less

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Anonymous #8 21h

That’s what I’m saying. Cheating is bad but cheating on an abuser isn’t bad

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Anonymous #8 21h

for me personally i don’t believe someone else’s behavior or actions should affect my morality, that’s just my stance, it’s horrific when anyone is abused, trust me i understand, but it never changed what i thought was right or wrong

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Anonymous #7 21h

Yes someone’s else’s actions can 100% affect your morality. Pretty obvious example: murder is bad, but murdering your child’s rapist isn’t bad. Or stealing is bad, but stealing from a thief isn’t bad. Cheating is bad, but cheating on someone who’s abused you isn’t bad.

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Anonymous OP 21h

that’s your opinion, i don’t think murder is ever moral, i don’t think taking back what a thief took of yours is “stealing” because it’s your property, and i don’t think cheating is ever right either, people are able to do things they believe aren’t moral because the outcome overrides the priority of goodness, everything has nuance, things being immoral doesn’t stop people from doing them because the outcome of their behavior is more important to them

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Anonymous #7 21h

You need therapy dude. Your view of morality is totally skewed

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Anonymous OP 21h

in your opinion, we’re all allowed to believe what we believe for a reason

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Anonymous #7 21h

Yeah and I believe you need therapy

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Anonymous #9 16h

Well this app is for college students and I’m a college student so I don’t think it’s embarrassing at all.

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Anonymous OP 15h

married and divorced before you even graduate college? that’s actually even more embarrassing tbh

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Anonymous #9 15h

Yeah you’re right, it’s super fucking embarrassing that I was groomed and manipulated by an older man when I was a teenager who pretty much forced me to marry him when I turned 18 and it was even more embarrassing when I grew as a person and decided to leave my abusive relationship and get a divorce

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Anonymous OP 15h

pretty much, yeah

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Anonymous #9 15h

acting like 18 isn’t an adult capable of making independent decisions lmao

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Anonymous #7 13h

victim blaming is crazy 💀 people in abusive relationships are often forced to stay in that relationship against their will. you’re a virtue signaling pos

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Anonymous #9 13h

talking this way to a grooming victim is crazy hello? y’all are fucking disgusting.

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Anonymous #10 13h

This is YikYak

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Anonymous #7 13h

and you’re supposed to be human, where tf is your decency 💀

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Anonymous #10 13h

meow

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Anonymous #7 13h

2/10 ragebait

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