got bored of my usual internet time wasters and finally started venturing on /r/relationships, which i may never ever leave, welp
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just kidding /r/relationships was less addictive than i expected, i guess because there isn't really that much variation in the stories structurally
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I've never been there, but is it all "did a dumb, how to deal?"
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honestly my impression is a bunch of the posters basically already know that everything sucks and they should leave but like they don't quite trust their own impression enough and just need other people to confirm it or something?
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Exactly. And I've found that advice-seekers get annoyed when your entire response is a link to TV Tropes.
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have you found r/AmITheAsshole yet?
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