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What advice have you heard or tried that was just flat-out wrong?
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this post was submitted on 22 Dec 2024
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Unfortunately it isn't wrong it is just horrible and abusive advice. Destroying the self worth and confidence of a person can trap them in a relationship because they feel they can do no better so they stay. I feel bad for that person's wife, I hope she ended up dumping his ass
It was my understanding they separated. In any case, dude died of cancer a few years later. Not sure about much beyond that.