Sometimes you just know it ’s time to exit .
This week, Reddit useru/Asleep-Lavishness332posed the question"What did a significant other say to you that made you immediately leave the relationship?"
Here are some of the top-voted answers:
Note : This story discusses emotional abuse .
1.“My godfather, whom I was very close to, died. We were eating in the kitchen when I heard. I immediately left, in tears, to the airport to get to the funeral that was happening the very next morning on another continent. When I was back, 48 hours later, the first words out of her mouth were: ‘You didn’t do the dishes.'”
— u / ArcaniteM
2.“My dad died suddenly and I had to fly out of state. I was planning on staying a week so I could spend time with family but I decided to leave a few days early so I could be home for my boyfriend’s birthday. I flew home on his birthday and was planning on going right over to his house for dinner with him and his family. When I got there, he was annoyed that it took me so long to get there. He asked why I was late. For some reason, it just rubbed me the wrong way. My dad just died and I drove there straight from the airport. I didn’t make any stops or anything on the way. He just seemed so ungrateful that I put in the effort or that I was still dealing with the death of a parent.”
— u / Suspiciousunicorns
3."‘I only cheated because you left me alone for too long. I love you but I have needs.’ I was gone for two days on a business trip that I invited him on."
— u / SageBroadus
4.“When she kept telling me daily she could do better than me. Go on then.”
— u / PearlyP2020
5.“You better be glad I didn’t sleep with my ex while I was mad!”
— atomic number 92 / Nice_Necessary_1002
6."‘I can replace you with someone else whenever I want.’ I immediately walked out."
— u / daanpol
7.“I’m not attracted to you.”
— u / PoisonLenny37
8.“You always work or study. Can’t you just drop all that useless stuff?”
— uracil / ShadowWolfee_34
9.“He cheated on me and four days later I brought it up again, obviously, and he sighed and said, ‘Haven’t we already talked about this?’ He was extremely surprised I ended our relationship, and then he balled his eyes out like a baby.”
— u / throwawayregret2325
10.“‘You need to choose who’s more important — me or your kids.’ Easiest decision ever. He seemed genuinely shocked that I chose my children."
— u / sewflamingo
11.“I’m related to a well-known singer. The guy I was dating turned out to be a huge fan and all he ever wanted to talk about was said singer. One day he asked if he could meet my family and I was super happy. My cousin, however, was in Germany at the time and couldn’t attend. When he found out my cousin wouldn’t be attending, he threw a massive childish tantrum in front of my whole family and kicked over the BBQ. His words, ‘What was even the point of inviting me.’ I agreed.”
— u / peachandbetty
12.“On our 2-year anniversary, I took her on a 4-day getaway. Big suite, her favorite French cuisine, concert, ballet, etc. The final night there, she says, ‘I’ve decided to finally, completely commit to you and you only.'”
— u / CordCarillo
13.“We ended up talking about cheating and she said, ‘I’d never INTEND to cheat on you.’ No matter how I said it, she just couldn’t comprehend that the word ‘intend’ didn’t fill me with joy, and she kept repeating it and emphasizing it. Thought I’d save myself the heartbreak!”
— u / PolyDabbler
14.“I told my girlfriend I had a new high-paying job. Her first words were ‘You can finally pay off my debt.’ I didn’t know about the debt and noped out of there like lightning. Found out afterwards that she had been pretending to go to work and then sneaking back in after I left for work.”
— u / ArcaLegend
15."‘Not to be an asshole, but I’m the best thing you’ll ever get.’ I moved out the next day."
— atomic number 92 / mcd62
16.“He wanted us to try for a baby. I said I wouldn’t have a child until I was married. He then said he didn’t really see ‘wife’ qualities in me.”
— uranium / swati_princess
17.“‘You’re 80% of what I want in a partner but you are missing that 20%.’ It was using percentages when talking about my character that did it for me."
— u / Oklahoma - Benefit197
Some submissions have been edit for length and/or clarity .
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