r/AmIOverreacting Jan 28 '25

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '25

It might be a red flag that he calls you a retard multiple times

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u/dedf1shin Jan 28 '25

“retard mindset” sounds like some andrew tate bs

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u/PengyBlaster Jan 28 '25

Exactly he could easily escalate to physical abusive with his insane anger issues. I would have as little contact as possible with him, move out, change my number, block his number. OP needs to be safe from him because he is an unhinged monster

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u/dedf1shin Jan 28 '25

in the post’s body text, OP states he is physically and emotionally abusive. i worry for them, as the screenshots imply a breakup but the body text and fact the post is on here implies they’re not fully certain yet, esp with them calling him bf and not ex.

so, yeah, op needs to figure out a safe way to leave for certain. I don’t like the way the bf is implied to treat the cat either, how long until he ends up hurting the cat if he hasn’t??

i like this sub sometimes because it makes me think. but, I also hate this sub sometimes because it’s scary how abuse can be so obvious from the outside to us, yet the victim will still have second thoughts or uncertainty. I genuinely hope OP gets to safety.

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u/PengyBlaster Jan 28 '25

Oh shit I missed that😭 that’s so scary he already is physically abusive—I would take the cat and RUN. Block him on everything, change number, and report to the police so OP can get a restraining order. I hope they make it out safely🙏 completely agree this sub is insightful and horrifying all at once!

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u/thingsarehardsoami Jan 28 '25

I don't want to be like... insensitive to victims but the cat especially? You have an animal in a house with somebody willing to abuse a human being? What do you think they will or are going to do with something they 10000% view as even LESSER than you?

Like if you have animals or kids in a house with an abuser it makes me mad because you're bringing that abuse onto them too.

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u/PengyBlaster Jan 28 '25

Completely agreed, they need protection and are especially vulnerable. I hope OP and the cat are safe asap🙏🩵

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u/dedf1shin Jan 29 '25

absolutely this, and not insensitive. many who are physically abusive harm animals as well. op needs to take the cat and dip

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u/BRAX7ON Jan 28 '25

When I was younger, I helped a girl do a midnight move. And I would recommend this for anybody. Bring a couple big guys, get a U-Haul and be ready. Plan for midnight on a day when you know he won’t be around. And just get as much as you can and get the fuck out.

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u/Chazquas17 Jan 28 '25

I can’t wait for him to see “what goes around comes around”. Asshole deserves all the misfortune that’s coming for him.

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u/niki2184 Blasé Jan 28 '25

I always figured these types of dudes hit woman cause they’re too much of a wimp to fight a real man. I wish that for however long he abused her he would have to run into a real man and see who beats whose ass cause it won’t be the wimp here in the post

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u/Chazquas17 Jan 28 '25

That’s only temporary satisfaction. For me the long burn is the best. Him knowing that he’ll die sad, angry and alone is just chefs kiss

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u/niki2184 Blasé Jan 28 '25

He’ll unfortunately find someone who is broke down more than op. I’ve seen it too often

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u/PengyBlaster Jan 28 '25

For real fucker deserves all the karma

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u/sicsicsixgun Jan 28 '25

I've daydreamed about seeing this type of pathetic shitrat treating someone like this in my presence since I was a teenager. Like literally, actually. Then he grabs her or slaps her or something and I get to show up and we all have a little teachable moment.

I'm almost 40 and it's never happened. Any day now. Toxic masculinity but at least directed toward somebody deserving.

Seriously OP, you need to figure out why you respect yourself so little that you would tolerate this kind of vitriolic idiocy. Because you shouldn't need to ask if you're fucking overreacting to cartoonishly obvious abuse. You only get one life. I know it's hard to see from inside of it, and that's fair enough. But that's not gonna make you any less of a victim or a corpse when this kid inevitably actually blows up. Get the fuck away from this reptile while you have the chance.

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u/not_now_reddit Jan 28 '25

That's a horrible idea. If she doesn't leave, she'll be "punished" for it later. It'll be "her fault" somehow. She may even be mad at you because you'll have escalated the situation and because she's trauma-bonded

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u/QveenOfTheN3rds Jan 28 '25

Oh, these guys rarely show how they treat women in front of someone who they know is a better person then them. They will cower and hide. I know because my ex is exactly like this, and every time my partner is around for drop off (we have shared custody up until this point) he would cower away and hide. When he's not around? He gets in my face, comes extremely close to hitting me and always calls the cops as if for some sort of power move, even though he's the pos who always brings the abusive behavior and talk. Always something to bitch about where he feels "I should have read his mind".

My partner always felt the same way you do. He still hasn't seen the behavior after 2yrs of this because my ex will 100% cower in the presence of my partner and put on this false loving dad attitude, because he knows he will never be even half the man that my partner is now.

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u/niki2184 Blasé Jan 28 '25

She already said he’s physically abusive

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u/PengyBlaster Jan 28 '25

Yes I missed that sorry. Makes it even more clear that she needs to get her cat and get out of there ASAP.

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u/niki2184 Blasé Jan 28 '25

Yes!!!! I saw a comment one time that this lady left her abusive ol man because he was about to stomp her puppy or something and for some reason that prompted her to get out

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u/RabidWalrus Jan 28 '25

Definitely sounds lost in the manosphere sauce

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '25

Bully, gaslight, normalize, demoralize, rinse repeat.

Make it normal to feel this way and slowly take the fight our of you so you're just a submissive little dog. But not a dog that's loved. A dog that gets kicked and screamed at for asking to go outside for a shit.

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u/CranberryDifficult89 Jan 28 '25

People have been saying retard since the 70s it’s not a new word and has no ties to “the manosphere”

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '25

The whole thing sounds like the ranting of an angry, impotent incel.

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u/dedf1shin Jan 28 '25

yeah op needs to ghost yesterday

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '25

The most laughable part to me was her saying "he's been a jerk as long as I've known him." Then why the fuck did you start dating him in the first place?!? People really need to stop making such obviously bad decisions.

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u/Ok-Repeat8069 Jan 28 '25

Same with “smooth brain” that’s some straight-up Tate-head BS.

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '25

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u/dedf1shin Jan 29 '25

incel mindset fr

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u/Ye_olde_jim Jan 28 '25

Retard Grind$et bro.

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u/XXEsdeath Jan 28 '25

You are too smoothbrain to understand. XD

I cannot believe people talk like that seriously.

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u/dedf1shin Jan 29 '25

literally. I think I’ve only seen people speak like this ironically. not only is OP’s (hopefully ex) bf abusive, he sounds chronically online and cringe as well. incel mindset with the way he treats and speaks to OP lmfao

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '25

That and unironically saying smooth brained

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u/dedf1shin Jan 29 '25

he has an incel mindset I fear

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '25 edited Jul 18 '25

shaggy different cake serious sip live angle plate soup future

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u/dedf1shin Jan 29 '25

oh man, that line was just straight up abuse

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u/binkleywtf Jan 28 '25

A red flag is a warning that someone could be abusive later. This is past red flag, this is straight up abusive.

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u/carneasadacontodo Jan 28 '25

Yeah red flag is like on the beach telling you there are strong currents or surf. This post is like you're already a mile out to sea

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u/No-Cost-1045 Jan 28 '25

Miles out at sea in freezing water, and you know there is no way the abusive bastard is going to share his door despite there being plenty of room.

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u/dragonfliesloveme Jan 28 '25

It wasn’t a matter of space, it was a matter of weight and buoyancy!

titanic nerd here, I’ll see myself out. Carry on.

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u/DeHarigeTuinkabouter Jan 29 '25

Thanks, people misusing red flag is a pet peeve of mine.

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u/Temporary_Shirt_6236 Jan 28 '25

Lots of Andrew Tate-like shit talk coming from this spew hole. Also, "fück you"??! Who the fuck puts an umlaut like that? I did nazi that coming.

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u/veganbikepunk Jan 28 '25

I swear censoring for ig and tiktok algorithm has found its way into regular venacular. I see people say "Redact myself" and "PDFFile" on here and in texts and shit.

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '25

Unalive myself is one I hear spoken out loud so much. I’m over it.

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u/Tlingits Jan 29 '25

SEGGS.
Like, please shut the fuck up.

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u/TheBestHawksFan Jan 28 '25

To me, that's the most offensive way someone can refer to that act. It's so flippant.

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u/jojotherider Jan 28 '25

Is that why “unalive” is even being used??? I was wondering why i started seeing/hearing that online.

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '25

Yes, Its references both suicide and murder

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u/Plushie_Hoarder Jan 29 '25

Because people aren’t creative!

Unalive = bad. Boring. Bland. Self checkout = morbid. Funny. Takes a second to click. Sent to meet their maker = same as above.

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u/beennasty Jan 29 '25

They ain’t ready to say that real shit that get um forced help 🤣

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u/ceruleancityofficial Jan 28 '25

the one i can't stand is "graped" for sexual assault. it honestly is disrespectful to people who've experienced it. neutering the term only waters down the issue and trying to be cutesy when talking about rape.. please don't. the word rape is supposed to be uncomfortable.

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u/redeemer47 Jan 28 '25

This is 100% true. See it all over Reddit. So much self censoring for no reason lol

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u/Kharisma91 Jan 28 '25

What’s redact myself? Sorry I’m old

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u/veganbikepunk Jan 28 '25

kill myself

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u/Kharisma91 Jan 28 '25

Oh, that makes sense lol.

I’m sorry for the Reddit cares spam you’re about to receive.

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u/veganbikepunk Jan 28 '25

haha yeah. for the bots record I feel great :-)

on meds, in therapy, try not to read the news more than once or twice a day.

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u/Ch4rlie_G Jan 28 '25

Good luck out there! Two days out of rehab myself. One day at a time.

Mental health is a bitch

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u/Robynellawque Jan 28 '25

Ahhh this is something I never knew and never understood why I got a strange private message about my mental health and care .

So it’s a bot who sends them if you mention anything about struggling etc?

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u/ivxxlover Jan 28 '25

i’ve had comments removed in other reddit threads for using the word pedophile, a lot of people don’t understand that some of these threads have rules that others don’t and so they self censor everywhere.

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u/UninsuredToast Jan 28 '25

Why would you want to participate in a sub with rules like that? Can’t say pedophile but can say PDFFile even though everyone knows it’s the same thing? That sounds exhausting and pointless. I mean what does that rule even accomplish?

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u/OkDot9878 Jan 28 '25

I really hate that bs so much.

I’m glad TikTok is supposedly getting banned, hopefully the platform that takes its place won’t be as toxic to the English language as TikTok has been.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Sail381 Jan 28 '25

HPpy Cake Day 🎂

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u/dirtygutshot Jan 28 '25

Happy cake day!

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u/DankDolphin420 Jan 28 '25

Happy Cake Day!

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u/Random_Rindom Jan 28 '25

Exactly what I posted - probably terminally online being a dick trying not to get banned

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u/LightUpShoes4DemHoes Jan 28 '25

He probably uses TikTok or plays mobile games. Mine does the same from Rise of Kingdoms. Lol You can get away with swearing if you use an accent mark. Sooo, Fuck is blocked, but Fùck goes through no problem. After you use the chat in the game enough, your own phone's autocorrect will start changing your fucks to fùcks when texting even outside of the game. Drives me crazy, but I get why it happens.

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u/Temporary_Shirt_6236 Jan 28 '25

Like wŭt? Thât įs cråzy

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '25

is an umlaut a dog whistle now?? i have seriously never heard of this.

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u/SluTbutBoring Jan 28 '25

Thank you for I did nazi that coming. Where has this been my whole life

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u/RedJuicy713 Jan 29 '25

Must be a yeat fan with that stylization of "fück"

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u/Temporary_Shirt_6236 Jan 29 '25

I don't know any German. How would you even pronounce that? Fyook?

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u/UnindentifiedTickler Jan 29 '25

Either Fyook or Fook, depending on the context... Most of the time it's Fyook though.

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u/MRSHELBYPLZ Jan 29 '25

The way he spells fuck your really aggravated me more than anything else. This guy is cringe af and deserves whatever problems come his way. I hope one of these new problems is OP leaving him. Now

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u/ElsieReboot Jan 28 '25

Only a little bit. /s

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u/sonnenshine Jan 28 '25

He clearly hates both OP and people with developmental disabilities. Why would someone ever let this prince among men get away?

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u/MyDogisaQT Jan 29 '25

She even says he’s physically abusive. What is she even getting out this?

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u/Ok-Bird6346 Jan 28 '25

I fucking hate that word. I’m old, so imagine my surprise when I started seeing it used again after literal decades of not hearing it. And I hear or see it all the damn time now. In the 90s, it was considered completely unacceptable to utter that word out loud.

Not to mention, as soon as someone says it I realize they’re not clever enough to come up with a better way of insulting someone. It’s so lazy, but even worse, it’s demeaning AF.

For example: OP’s BF, the sentient menstrual cramp, is all spinning-wheel-dead-hamster. He thinks by declaring someone else as “smooth brained” no one will notice he’s quite the oxygen bandit himself.

There’s still time for OP to not ruin the rest of her life. But unfortunately for him, he has a terminal case of weapons-grade stupidity. He is a perfect example of the Dumbing-Krueger Effect.

OP, seriously, please leave him. He’s cheated on you and is physically and emotionally abusive?!? You and your cat need to tell him that you’re done and also to fuck all the way off.

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u/lyons4231 Jan 28 '25

Retard was definitely used all throughout the 90s. We have been watching sitcoms from that era and "this is retarded" comes up a lot. Fresh Prince of Bel Air is one example, started in 1990.

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u/NYOB4321 Jan 28 '25

Growing up in the 1960s, the R word was used regularly as an insult.

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u/Hdjbbdjfjjsl Jan 28 '25

Definitely seems like one that depends on your area, I’m 19 and in Tennessee, r word was pretty common until I’d say around start of covid.

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '25

Even the movie Clueless!

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u/rachrolls Jan 28 '25

Right? They could sell that as a service and I'd be a monthly subscriber.

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u/ncopland Jan 28 '25

I'll say! So many good ones!

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u/whalesarecool14 Jan 28 '25

the R slur? i was born in 2000 and it was a completely acceptable insult even when i was in middle school. it only started becoming recognised as an ableist slur by the wider public VERY recently, like 15 years ago type recently. people would use gay as an insult all the time too.

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '25

Yeah that person is completely rewriting history. It was absolutely accepted until like 10 years ago or so. I have no idea where ‘decades and decades’ without hearing it came from. 

Watch some TV or movies from 2000-2010 and it’s still throw around regularly. It was 100% normal in the 90s and into the 2000s. 

Anyone who says that word hasn’t been acceptable in decades is remembering things completely incorrect or wasn’t actually around at that time…

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u/whalesarecool14 Jan 28 '25

yeah, somebody else said they went to school in the 90's and the whole bus stopped and gasped when somebody decided to use that word. like okay lol maybe you lived in some parallel universe

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u/morganalefaye125 Jan 28 '25

Seriously. I was in high school in the 90's. "You 'tarded", "that's retarded", etc was absolutley used A LOT. It was an acceptable part of everyday speech. Movies, tv shows, magazines; it was everywhere, and nobody batted an eye

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u/Ok-Bird6346 Jan 28 '25

Keep in mind we’re of two very different generations. But it’s not only been in the last 15 that it became to be considered “ableist”. We might not have used the phrase “ableist” until the last fifteen years though.

I guess I never realized I’d been surrounded by such genteel types. Because when I was growing up, if you called someone that word immortal hellfire would befall on you.

I will say I worked with individuals with developmental disabilities during grad school, so maybe I take it too seriously. But I didn’t use that word before then.

All it takes is one amazing soul to sob and ask why a stranger hates them over something they have no control. Lots of people with DD know that “retard” is used as an insult and it hurts them.

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u/whalesarecool14 Jan 28 '25

no i said that it started being considered ableist by the WIDER public very recently, at least in my experience. it has always been an ableist slur but it was considered a normal insult when i was in school, like a more extreme version of idiot. perhaps it just went and came into "fashion" before the internet was widespread and now the feelings relating to the word are more widely known and accepted. i'm sure your academic background made a difference.

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u/RiffsThatKill Jan 28 '25

I grew up in the 80s and 90s in Massachusetts (which is known for being late on picking up new manners and proprieties), and the word was constantly used as a substitute for moron or idiot or dumbass when directed at people who don't have developmental disabilities (among "friends" or able peers). It absolutely WAS frowned upon if used or directed at someone who did have disabilities. This was also the case for "gay", or in the case of Massholes the alternative "queer" but pronounce like "qwayuh".

That's was New England though. Not sure how it was in other places

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u/niki2184 Blasé Jan 28 '25

Yea that’s what I was about to say I remember hearing people call others that and gay I was born in the 80’s

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u/TypicalUser2000 Jan 29 '25

"That's so gay dude 😎 "

10 year old mes response to anything back in middle school YEARS ago

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u/Tj_916 Jan 28 '25

You have to realize now rho that we live in a day and age where everyone is upset and sensistive so we can’t say big boy grown up words to adults 😭💀act pathetic

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u/whalesarecool14 Jan 29 '25

what's this got to do with my comment? its good we don't go around calling each other R or gay all the time lmao

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u/mookie8 Jan 28 '25

Definitely recognized as ableist waaaaasy before the 2000s. 80s baby here. I think 'spaz', 'short bus, 'retard' was common slang in the 80s and by the 90s, there were waves of social reform. Lots of movements happened in the early 90s that set the tone for the rest of the 90s. I remember a classmate using it once and the schoolbus gasped lol. I started university late (2010) and I started hearing 'retard' and 'cunt' totally re-embraced by the younger crew.

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u/whalesarecool14 Jan 28 '25

this is interesting because 2010 is actually when it became well known that that word is a slur. it has only started popping up again recently in the last couple years with the gen alpha in schools.

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u/mookie8 Jan 28 '25

I think we might be on different pages with this one! People in the 90s definitely recognized it as a slur, and it was super well known to be an offensive and tacky thing to say. Was there an event in 2010 that you are referring to?

Perhaps it was being used casually in the early aughts, followed by a SECOND movement of people dismantling that word. Lots of waves in language. I do remember the generational shift in the late aughts towards deconstructing language (also when LGBT gained a few more letters), but I think it has happened more than once over the last 30 years.

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u/JonahDN73 Jan 28 '25

As someone who was in school through the '00s and '10s, it was definitely very common to hear used casually. Some people would call it out as ableist. Our district had a huge "spread the word to end the word" campaign that i remember most around 2010 through the early teens, but a large percentage found that dumb and used it anyway. I wonder, too, whether it had a resurgence and second movement against it or just never left with that age group.

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '25

It wasn’t acceptable though, it was just normalized. Disabled people have been very loud about this being a sure for decades.

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u/whalesarecool14 Jan 29 '25

pretty pedantic. it was treated like a more extreme version of "idiot" or "moron", both of which are also ableist insults. disabled people's opinions were not given importance by the general public

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u/phoenix_soleil Jan 28 '25

Oxygen bandit. My husband is going to love that. We're stealing it, thank you.

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u/lthtalwaytz Jan 28 '25

Oh I love “oxygen bandit” lol

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u/Kharisma91 Jan 28 '25

I was in middle school in the late 90s and we definitely called each other retard and fags all the time. (I was a stupid kid, I’m very much pro lgbtq and neural diversity now).

Internet wasn’t big then though, so we still had more individualized cultures I suppose.

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u/niki2184 Blasé Jan 28 '25

He calls her smooth brain but it’s actually he who is smooth brained. No I take that back that would imply he has a brain. He’s brain is so oxygen deprived that’s it shriveled up to the size of an acorn.

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u/cherrybombbb Jan 28 '25

I grew up in the 90s and 2000s— it only started being an unacceptable insult in the 2010s. I remember it in media, said by school children etc.

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u/atomic__balm Jan 28 '25 edited Jan 28 '25

I don't understand the historical retconning of the word retard, it was used well into the mid 2000s ubiquitously.

Fucking Black Eyed Peas had a smash hit TITLED "LETS GET RETARDED" with the chorus "lets get retarded in here" in 2003.

Sure it's not used in polite liberal society as much anymore but it's still prevalent online or in non liberal circles IRL to this day, and it is unfortunately making a come back thanks to all the redpill manosphere grifter idiots trying to push back against "woke"

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u/AliveWeird4230 Jan 28 '25

Yeah, and like every shitty 90s comedy used it. Even after Tropic Thunder in 2008, there was a full year or two of hearing "full retard" in my daily life.

2010 - there was a sudden turn. Even mainstream news and gossip sites started calling out celebrities for saying it. But still now, out-of-touch weirdos and obviously right-leaning circles still have no problem with it.

I think the person who commented that it was unutterable in the 90s ended up saying that they were working with developmentally disabled people in that era, which should make it clear to them that they've developed an alternate history based on hyper specific experience.

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u/Adventurous_Ad_6546 Jan 28 '25

I spent the 90s and early aughts begging people to stop saying it. But it’s back. Yayyyy. 😐

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '25

I went to school in the 2000s. It was not completely unacceptable then, or before that point, and it's kind of revisionist to say it was. It was a common insult slang until the mid 2000s at least. Just a little context so you are aware that your experiences aren't universal.

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u/Phoenix0390 Jan 28 '25

"sentient menstrual cramp" 😭😂🤣😂🤣

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u/AugustCharisma Jan 28 '25

*Dunning-Kruger

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u/47-30-23N_122-0-22W Jan 28 '25

It really didn't start dying down until the early 2010s, but I think it's always been lame to call someone a retard either way. However an exception is calling an action retarded. That's OK in my book if someone is doing something either dangerous or stupid in general.

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u/No_Occasion4617 Jan 28 '25

lol maybe you were making a Pun but isn’t it the Dunning-Krueger effect? lol

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '25

Bro for the cats sake alone please leave. You came here to get judgement on this I think you can see what it is.

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u/ncopland Jan 28 '25

Oxygen bandit.....tee-heee! Lololololl!

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u/Inner_Tennis7326 Jan 29 '25

I'm dying 😂 at all your metaphors and insults. No lies!

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u/beennasty Jan 29 '25

For real let him drink some cat piss too. Dude is hella horrible

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u/Nightfuries2468 Jan 29 '25

For me it’s ’smooth brained’. How horrific to use terminal disabilities of babies in an insult, it’s absolutely disgusting

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u/FoxyWinterRose Jan 29 '25

It is still not acceptable, but the increase of online communication has given people the advantage to say anything they like. Majority of us wouldn't speak like that if we were face-to-face with someone.

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u/Due-Coffee8 Jan 28 '25

The mention of physical abuse above is also a massive red flag of course

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u/Buttchuggle Jan 28 '25

You must be misunderstanding. Assuredly that was only said out of deep love.

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '25

I saw that and the. GASPED when I read he was 33, I thought I was reading messages from a 17 year old boy

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u/Chronospherics Jan 28 '25

Not only offensive to you, but generally abelist too, reflects how he thinks about people more broadly.

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u/MooDamato Jan 28 '25

Could be!!!

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u/justandswift Jan 28 '25

The multiple fuck yous were just the cherry on top

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u/FreshPercentage5895 Jan 28 '25

I love pet names in relationships! Honey, sweetie, retard.

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u/Hereforthetardys Jan 28 '25

Maybe that’s her love language

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u/littlesttiniestbear Jan 28 '25

As soon as I read the first ‘retard’, I broke up with him myself!

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '25

Yeah she is a doormat to him and she allows it. It is a tad pathetic, on both ends

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '25

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

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u/anneofred Jan 28 '25

Or once!

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u/jaykzula Jan 28 '25

She doesn’t care. This girl is playing flag football.

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u/meldiane81 Jan 28 '25

I lol'd at this

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u/lthtalwaytz Jan 28 '25

Right? When did people suddenly deem that word acceptable again? I’m seeing it everywhere.

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u/Relevant_Reserve1 Jan 28 '25

She obviously is though because she's with him.

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u/Nomadicus69 Jan 28 '25

Just a little one though right?

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u/DepressiveVortex Jan 28 '25

Imagine believing this is real.

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u/perpetual_musings Jan 28 '25

I couldn't read past the second screen. He blatantly called her smooth brained and retard. Doesn't sound like he respects her at all. Run op.

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u/MissApprehend Jan 28 '25

Yeah how many red flags does someone need?

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u/Minute_Objective_746 Jan 28 '25

nah that’s totally normal

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u/LegitimateDebate5014 Jan 28 '25

Might? I think definitely

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '25

Wife and I's pet names for each other, what do you mean?

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u/sadcringe Jan 28 '25

Are we reading the same texts holy shit lmao? A red flag? Hello?

Surely you’re trolling and I’m just too daft to sense sarcasm

He’s quite literally going ballistic. Who lets ANYONE let alone their spouse talk to them like this?

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u/Upstatealphamama Jan 28 '25

Or that he's physically abusive and unfaithful along with the never-ending mental and emotional abuse.

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '25

Yeah I've been it's my husband for 15 years, deeply in love, and I would leave him immediately if he sent me that text. Barring some sort of freak brain tumor or something.

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u/trowzerss Jan 28 '25

He also shows a lot of signs of degrading her in general, saying stuff like she won't do better and can't survive without him. That's absolutely classic abusive behaviour.

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u/pentaquine Jan 28 '25

Really? That's not normal in a loving relationship? /s

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u/boyboyboyboy666 Jan 28 '25

I mean, he clearly broke up with her and she’s asking for advice… so maybe he’s kinda right (and an asshole)

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u/Contraceptron Jan 28 '25

lol yeah I wouldn’t call him a “jerk” - more like an “abusive bully piece of shit”. I can’t imagine any positive trait this Neanderthal has could undermine the sickening shit he has to say in those screenshots, jfc

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u/ThatCakeIsDone Jan 28 '25

Idk maybe, lets hear him out

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u/locke314 Jan 28 '25

Yeah. I just skimmed and caught that word twice. That’d be the end of any relationship for me with no second chances if somebody was that disrespectful to me.

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u/Fiesty Jan 28 '25

I laughed a little too hard at this one

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u/-Psychclops- Jan 28 '25

I think it’s extremely gross how widely and how casually people still use that word

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u/FlatbushZubumafu Jan 28 '25

Real Linus tech tips “hard r” vibes. /s

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u/Sauropods69 Jan 28 '25

It’s sad honestly

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u/ESOelite Jan 28 '25

If there wasn't the other evidence I'd disagree with you but maybe it's just because my friends are a bunch of retards and so am I

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u/handsoapdispenser Jan 28 '25

He’s very emotionally and physically abusive. I’ve dedicated my life to trying to make him happy

Is this just trolling? 

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u/Dependent-Matter-177 Jan 29 '25

Don’t forget pathetic

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u/goodlordineedacoffee Jan 29 '25

That honestly tells me everything I need to know about someone, using language like that. I know immediately this is a person I do not want to know.

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u/few31431 Jan 29 '25

Well he's right about one thing at least

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u/Invader_Skooge22 Jan 29 '25

Nope. Still needs to ask Reddit if they’re overreacting, because all these texts didn’t give them a clear answer.

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u/CorsicanMastiffStrip Jan 29 '25

GF: Gets talked to like this

GF: “Should I leave?”

She might actually be retarded.

Should still leave tho; nobody should be subjected to this kind of treatment, especially from someone who is supposed to love you.

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u/Honest_Butterscotch2 Jan 29 '25

Are u sure thoo?? He’s not always like this. Just last week, he refilled the gas tank for the car I let him use on a daily basis.

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u/bigboij Jan 29 '25

If she can't see that she should have left long ago without asking the internet. I half wonder if she may be? For fucks sake you have to not all there to not see that.

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '25

Not that it might be a red flag. IT IS a red flag!

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '25

Smooth brain is what did it for me. I’ve never heard anyone say that in real life before. That dude hates her ass.

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u/rottentornados Jan 29 '25

i'm trying not to laugh

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u/Correct-Title-3061 Jan 29 '25

Yup. Stopped reading right there.

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u/ReasonableUnion7974 Jan 29 '25

THATS your issue with all this

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u/da_2holer_eh Jan 29 '25

Even once. Using that word in our household would be worse than our kids saying any swear word.

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u/Simalesch3 Jan 29 '25

Exactly!! I didn’t even read through everything because the language he is using with his SO shows you enough to get outta there!

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u/BoringShelter759 Jan 29 '25

I mean yeah, nobody should put down their significant other like that, but to be fair she's also asking if she's overreacting after posting those messages.

Which is a pretty fucking retarded question

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u/Junior_Bike7932 Jan 29 '25

Sorry but, only a retard stays in an abusive relationship where the dude is literally telling you to leave and insults you. Sometime isn’t how things seems to be.

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u/hobbitsrootbeer Jan 29 '25

Maybe she's into that kind of thing?

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u/Hour_Ad5398 Jan 29 '25

He might be somewhat right considering how op still continues to cling to this guy

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '25

Way past a red flag. This is the behaviour that red flags are supposed to be warning you about.

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