He says implicit threats like if I am aware what am I doing with saying that or he will just go away and leave me. I am so tired of dealing with his threats. How can I solve this? Is this even normal? Sometimes I feel like he is very immature when we argue.
4.6K opinions shared on Relationships topic. What are you both fighting about? Are you both fighting about boundaries in your relationship together? Most men are territorial and get jealous and insecure if their girlfriend oversteps boundaries in the relationship, basically what she doesn’t want him doing to her? isn’t the same that she is doing for him? Most females sadly have this selfish mindset when it comes to relationships, I’m not saying guys’ don’t do this as well , but females’ definitely take the lead when it comes to being selfish. Usually when a partner is yelling at you and arguing over things with you , they are the one that is hurting inside , and usually they start pointing fingers at you , for the way that they are feeling , basically it’s your fault why I am feeling this way, so before you open your mouth and attack him back? Put yourself in his shoes and think to yourself Why is my boyfriend acting this way towards me? What did I do or say to him to cause them to react this way , try to look at it from both perspectives before you respond to his outrage , So you basically Point fingers at yourself first , before pointing fingers back at him. Now if your boyfriend is constantly accusing you of things that you know for a fact that you didn’t do? Then you need to put your foot down to him the next time he threatens to leave you , Just tell him that’s fine , there’s the door, don’t let it hit ya in the ass on the way out. and than walk away from him and go into another room. If he gets up and leaves , that’s your answer to reconsider that relationship , if he walks into another room to calm down , then more than likely he will come apologize for his out of control actions towards you , if this sort of thing happens consistently in your relationship with him , you are probably best to make your plans to leave him
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+1 yI had an ex that used to do this , I’m not saying you should tackle it the same way though. I called her bluff and “said I think your right” and turned the tables on her , as like you I was sick of her lack of commitment and poor way of communicating he feeling's. For him it’s a lesson he needs to be taught , whether you handle it like I did or your own the the point is he has to learn that all relationships take work and at times hard lessons and at the core of all of it is how you communicate. He has shown his lack of commitment in trying to work through anything and threatening to end things at the slightest hitch. Should he continue he won’t ever have any relationship.
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+1 yYou could just tell him “hey when you threaten to leave me every time we have an argument it makes me feel like you don’t value this relationship.“ Or the next time you kind of threatens it just be like OK and then leave.
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+1 yThat's not normal but it's actually pretty common. The only way for me to solve this would be to give him what he wants accept the break up, move on, block and delete him forever. He seems childish and a manipulator.
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Navigating the stormy seas of love, eh? 😉 Threats of breakups during arguments are like a loveboat hitting a massive wave — it's rocky, it's shaky, and oh, not normal or healthy. Sounds like your beau is using the ol' breakup threat as a power tool - not cool, and definitely a red flag waving in the romantic breeze! To deal with this, communication is key. Try to have a calm, heart-to-heart talk when you're not in the middle of an argument. Let him know how his words affect you and suggest seeking understanding rather than victory in disagreements. If the behavior persists, you might want to consider if this is the kind of love story you want to be a part of. Remember, every relationship should be about mutual respect, not ultimatums. Keep your ship steady, Captain! 💘
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u +1 yDo you want to live like this for the rest of your life? If not, why would you expect it to change?
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00 ReplyIt's definitely concerning if your boyfriend threatens to break up every time you argue. Here are some steps you might consider to address this issue:
Observe the pattern: Pay attention to how often this happens. Is it every time you disagree, or is it happening more frequently?
Talk it out when you're both calm: It’s crucial to bring this up at a time when you’re not actively fighting. Let him know how these threats make you feel and discuss how it affects your trust in the relationship.
Be clear about your needs: Tell him that you need stability and reassurance in your relationship, not the constant fear of a breakup every time you hit a rough patch.
Try to understand his perspective: Ask him why he resorts to this during arguments.
Set boundaries: It's important to communicate that threats of ending the relationship are off-limits during arguments.
Consider professional help: If the problem continues, it might be helpful to seek couples therapy.
Think about your own well-being: If things don’t improve despite your efforts, take some time to think about whether this relationship is genuinely healthy for you. Emotional manipulation isn't something you should have to deal with.
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+1 yIt’s one of two things he’s being manipulative and rather than addressing the issues at hand he threatens you so it becomes about saving the relationship instead of working through your actual feelings about what you’re upset about i has a girl do this to me or he’s actually serious wich means he doesn’t value you or the relationship if he loves you losing you should be a scary concept next time let him go either he’ll realize you’re value and come back more open to actual resolution or he won’t come back and that means your better off finding someone who values you and it’s not gender specific manipulative people come in all shapes and sizes
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+1 yI used to feel like that and I know others who have. Yes it can be surpased but will take effort.
Some people do not handle conflict well and don't like "waves". Others seem to like the turmoil.
It doesn't mean you are incomatible, but it is a sign of problem that needs dug into and addressed.
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+1 yPeople who fight are lacking the ability to communicate with each other. You have to both listen and speak your peace. Sounds like you each need to learn to listen and respect each other..
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+1 yCall him on it. Do you really want to be dating a guy who is jerk. O by the way its not normal but there arena lot is sick fucks out there. Sure there's good reasons to be living with mom and dad when I'm 34 but not too many.
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+1 yIf he's going to take his ball and go home let him. You don't need the stress. He sounds like an immature child. I'm also concerned for what comes next, if he has expressed "look what you made me do" get out. NOW!
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+1 yIt's not normal. You cannot save this relationship by yourself only, he has to cooperate as well. Do not be afraid to walk away if respect is no longer there.
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+1 yIt’s normal if y’all fight about some thing over and over. He might be tired of the relationship, you or arguments
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+1 yno, it's a very toxic and manipulative behavior
set your boundaries and don't let him treat you that way
00 Reply1.2K opinions shared on Relationships topic. He's being emotionally abusive against you as it clearly works.
You need to ditch his sorry ass before it smothers you in your sleep.
00 Reply6.7K opinions shared on Relationships topic. No, this is not normal. You should have him the trouble and break up with him. This is intolerable and controlling.
00 Reply9.9K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Most men are good at running away when it is time for them to man up.
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+1 yits not normal and its worth dumping frankly. find a mature man who doesn't do that shit
00 Reply 2K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Nope, just go ahead and break up with him since it's obviously not working
00 Reply5.1K opinions shared on Relationships topic. It depends on what the fight is. If it is little things then he is immature. If it is something big he is setting a boundary and thinks you aren't respecting it
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+1 yManipulative behaviour. Ultimatums are dictatorship.
Putting the person in a stressful position in order to get what they want.
Cut your losses while you can and find someone worth your time.00 Reply495 opinions shared on Relationships topic. Just do it yourself. Leave. Take matters into your own hands.
I mean what else can you do? Just keep putting up with it?00 Reply
+1 yLeaving works. That isn't how you treat someone you claim to love.
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+1 yLeave him!! He could be cheating!! Because That's the same Behavior my ex girlfriend did when I was dating her before she dumped me
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+1 yLet's talk about how you like the idea about your favorite positions in your naked and please do you think you will know what I want to see if you want me to fuck you for your response
00 ReplyYes. Boys don't like dating difficult bitches. It's inevitable, your dick sucking skills are all that keeps him from leaving your toxic ass
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yWhy are you 34 dealing with someone immature? Just do him the favor already
00 ReplyThis is toxic behavior. This sort of thing can be incredibly draining as you've said. If you feel like you can safely leave him, I'd recommend doing so.
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+1 yPerhaps depending on the ferocity of your spats.
00 Reply 7K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Nope its not normal it's emotional blackmail
00 Reply1.3K opinions shared on Relationships topic. abnormal n very toxic
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+1 yHe’s probably sick of fighting and wants peace
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yIt happens to me constantly too
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yDump him, dummy.
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+1 yNot normal
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+1 yHe doesn't like you
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