Women Are Sharing The Moment They Realized Their Partner Didn't See Them As An Equal

"When the nurse brought us food after my second C-section, he said he didn't want to hold the baby so I could eat because he preferred his burger to be hot."

Warning: This post discusses eating disorders.

"Eight years later, I'm still at my dream job, crushing it and making a hell of a lot more than him." 

"I didn't have $80, but I was too embarrassed to say anything, so I pulled out my emergency credit card and paid. That was the moment it hit me: He didn't see me as a partner — I was his personal ATM. 

Soon after that, he got kicked out of the program. When his mom asked what he planned to do next, he said he would wait until the following year to reapply and depend on me to keep supporting him. That's when I finally left."

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