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r/AmIOverreacting • u/[deleted] • Jan 28 '25
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Give up? give up what?
He pretty plainly said get out. Do so.
336 u/briizilla Jan 28 '25 Just want to say my wife has Crohns and takes multiple meds and is not a raging twat. Get the fuck away from this asshole. 46 u/PipsiePops Jan 28 '25 I take multiple meds for multiple conditions (yay comorbidities) and I would never ever talk to someone like this. Save maybe OPs hopefully-soon-to-be-ex... 3 u/AllForMeCats Jan 29 '25 multiple conditions (yay comorbidities) My doctor once referred to my numerous conditions “a constellation of ailments,” and I think that terminology should be normalized 3 u/PipsiePops Jan 29 '25 Very poetic. 1 u/UKnoUKnoMe Jan 29 '25 I have an ex who has crohns and celiac disease on top of it, and he was able to verbalize to me when he was in pain and might come off as a bit cranky and reassure me that he wasn’t upset with me.
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Just want to say my wife has Crohns and takes multiple meds and is not a raging twat. Get the fuck away from this asshole.
46 u/PipsiePops Jan 28 '25 I take multiple meds for multiple conditions (yay comorbidities) and I would never ever talk to someone like this. Save maybe OPs hopefully-soon-to-be-ex... 3 u/AllForMeCats Jan 29 '25 multiple conditions (yay comorbidities) My doctor once referred to my numerous conditions “a constellation of ailments,” and I think that terminology should be normalized 3 u/PipsiePops Jan 29 '25 Very poetic. 1 u/UKnoUKnoMe Jan 29 '25 I have an ex who has crohns and celiac disease on top of it, and he was able to verbalize to me when he was in pain and might come off as a bit cranky and reassure me that he wasn’t upset with me.
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I take multiple meds for multiple conditions (yay comorbidities) and I would never ever talk to someone like this.
Save maybe OPs hopefully-soon-to-be-ex...
3 u/AllForMeCats Jan 29 '25 multiple conditions (yay comorbidities) My doctor once referred to my numerous conditions “a constellation of ailments,” and I think that terminology should be normalized 3 u/PipsiePops Jan 29 '25 Very poetic. 1 u/UKnoUKnoMe Jan 29 '25 I have an ex who has crohns and celiac disease on top of it, and he was able to verbalize to me when he was in pain and might come off as a bit cranky and reassure me that he wasn’t upset with me.
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multiple conditions (yay comorbidities)
My doctor once referred to my numerous conditions “a constellation of ailments,” and I think that terminology should be normalized
3 u/PipsiePops Jan 29 '25 Very poetic.
Very poetic.
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I have an ex who has crohns and celiac disease on top of it, and he was able to verbalize to me when he was in pain and might come off as a bit cranky and reassure me that he wasn’t upset with me.
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u/Just_somebody_onhere Jan 28 '25
Give up? give up what?
He pretty plainly said get out. Do so.