it's so called, "Quirky" humor until he can use it against her and tell her, "even you wore a shirt/called yourself insane or psycho!"
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The woman here thinks it’s cute right now until one day he becomes abusive and he calls her crazy…
The woman here thinks it’s cute right now until one day he becomes abusive and he calls her crazy…
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Oh no no no no NO. Any guy who refers to their own girfriend - a person who they're supposed to love and cherish! - as 'a bitch' is a walking red flag. It's never quirky, edgy or "oUr iNsiDe jOkE". NO. It's always abusive.
Also, I can't get over that look of pure adoration on that young woman's face. She looks like a puppy who'se looking at their owner. And the guy... Well, he definitely looks like a proud owner. x(
The “insane” label on women is bad enough. Adding “bitches” to his shirt makes it worse than it already is.
Sometimes when I'm ovulating I contemplate if being single is a wrong choice I took. But then I see pictures like this 😲 I'm sad for the woman, she probably thinks it's endearing :(
He doesn't even see her as a person. Hope she wakes up one day and runs.
Yup. He'll be using it against her to win custody of their kids one day (so he can get HER to pay him child support). The judge , a scrote, will see nothing wrong with his shirt.
Not only is he a meshback, but he's wearing a label to show the world the level of maturity he reached. He made it all the way to boyhood!
His hand is on her ass, right?
If the shirts said, "I love crazy chicks" and "I'm crazy," and you only wore them at home as a joke, it might be okay. But this is definitely not good. Public humiliation is a very bad sign.
Can we please not fucking bash women like this. This is obviously an abusive relationship.
Making fun of women in abusive relationships is just wrong.