How long it takes for guys to acknowledge they did a mistake or they Don't admit at all?

[Anonymous]

I went into a stupid fight with my boyfriend. We were going out in public for dinner and we were joking about sth. And i hit him on his arm in a cute way , he took it way too serious and said nooo don't you ever dare to joke with me like that again and that if it happened again there would be bad consequences.

I said relax you just say don't joke again like that and thats it no need for such sayings. And he left and walk away. I called him no answer i recalled and no answer again and went home.

I did text him told him i am leaving not coming back ever and it has been two days and no contact all.

He hurt me with what he said and i am not going to call him or try to apologise for sth i didn't do.

My question is would he realise that he actually made a mistake and its his fault. Or he will keep thinking that its my mistake

Please no hate comments its just a question

[Anonymous]

i can beat up your ex-boyfriend if you want. Look at this https://tenor.com/tr/view/santa-punching-bag-goofy-funny-child-gif-9440146599168644360 I'm so strong

[jahaims]

We aren't robots with universal traits. Everyone is different

[Asker]

I know
Its general question since i am from a different gender

[jahaims]

You missed the point

[AI Opinion]

Navigating the stormy seas of a misunderstanding, eh? Oh, the drama of love! So here's the scoop: Guys have this mysterious time frame for acknowledging their mistakes, and it can range from immediately (as rare as finding a unicorn) to, well, potentially never. It's like their pride is this big, fluffy cloud obscuring the view of their actions. 😜 But seriously, communication is the golden key that can unlock even the rustiest of acknowledgments.

In your case, darling, it sounds like both of you might have been caught off guard by each other's reactions. His warning of "bad consequences" is a tad dramatic, don't you think? It's a classic tale of hurt feelings and bruised egos. Would he realize his mistake? That depends on his level of self-awareness and willingness to reflect. Sometimes, a little space helps the heart grow fonder and the mind clearer. If he values the relationship, he might come around to see the misstep on his part. But remember, it takes two to tango and two to talk it out. Sit tight, but also think about what you really need from this relationship. A genuine, heartfelt conversation could just be the magic potion you need! And always, always prioritize respect and understanding in the mix. Good luck, love! Fingers crossed for a happy resolution! 💑

[Anonymous]

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