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Toxic femininity on display, dude is lucky he peace’d out
oh grow up, i meant it as in if the relationship is going through a hard time, its always best to work together and not opt-out whenever u feel slightly overwhelmed. its being emotionally mature
No you meant it as in you get to cause drama and expect the man to chase you.
Toxic behaviour that shows he’s better off finding someone else.
Being emotionally mature is understanding the other party in a relationship has no obligation to deal with your shit.
If they’re the cause or intertwined with “my shit” then they should work through it with me. A relationship is about working together when a problem comes up. I don’t expect a man to chase me for my own issues, gross. I find that a red flag as well and I wouldn’t want to be with someone if that is how my mindset it