She mentally abused you, cheated on you any chance she could get, ran up your credit cards and turned everyone against you.
Then 5 years later you see a tiktak of her with “link in bio”
Muahahahahaha
She mentally abused you, cheated on you any chance she could get, ran up your credit cards and turned everyone against you.
Then 5 years later you see a tiktak of her with “link in bio”
Muahahahahaha
Yeah, nah. I mean, Reddit is shitty but I wasn’t abused or stolen from by Reddit. And I think most people weren’t.
You don’t need to hate Reddit, it’s just what it is - a platform that gets shittier and shittier every day. That just means I don’t like using it anymore, I don’t have to hate it suddenly to feel better. I don’t have to make up scenarios where Reddit is an abusive girlfriend.
In short, Reddit was good, now it’s not, move on.
There are a group of people - seemingly a large group of people - who believe in some twisted sort of retroactive reinterpretation of their past experiences.
If something ended badly, then clearly everything has always been bad. If something ended well, then everything has always been well. I see it most often with relationships (a breakup means your ex was evil the entire time). But based on this example, clearly it is not limited to just relationships.
It feels oddly reminiscent of bipolar disorder every time I encounter examples of it.