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⌈ Secret Post #2862 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What are your relationship deal breakers?

[kallanda_lee]

Not OP, and it's not a 100 percent of a dealbreaker but it's a huge red flag to me. I'd consider it if it was a stupid mistake they made at 20 and they've grown as a person since then, but certainly wouldn't want to be involved with someone recently divorced.

Re: What are your relationship deal breakers?

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, that silly abuse victim who finally worked up the courage to get away from their abuser, what an unfaithful slut. Should have just remained where she was.

Re: What are your relationship deal breakers?

[kallanda_lee]

Well, if it's a "she" it's not going to work anyway with me. But anyway, I'm not original OP, and I did say it depends on context.

However, to me it would still fall under "not if recently divorced" because a) I do not want an abusive ex on my doorstep and b) I do not believe it healthy for an abuse victim to go straight from an abusive relationship to another relationship (at least I'm not going to be that person).