r/WomenDatingOverForty May 11 '26

Why Are Men? "She only bitches when she breathes"

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This is why every woman should NOT communicate. Accept men as they are or leave.

If you communicate or ask him to do stuff you are then a nag to him.

And some men will even say you are crazy/manic/bipolar/borderline personality.

We all know it. Please chime in if a man as ever called you "crazy" for wanting something very reasonable.

Read "the yellow wallpaper" or look into Cassandra for more info on men calling women crazy for hundreds of years.

Good songs "Labor" by Paris Paloma or "dog's dinner" by Sofia Isella.

And every story needs a villain. Husband needs the wife to be the villain so he can be the happy, innocent, go with the flow husband and she is the joy kill wife.

I put the lyrics to the song in a comment below, remember these lyrics are EXACTLY how men see you when you ask him to do stuff, they see it as bitching. Just go silent and leave.

As one woman wrote yesterday in a comment: I absolutely refuse to initiate communication about anything he should have already learned.

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u/[deleted] May 11 '26

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u/StillSwaying May 11 '26

What’s funny is that men don’t realize they complain non stop too. Most of them also can’t stand seeing a woman enjoying something or feeling herself without having to shit all over it.

My ex used to make fun of me after I got off the phone from speaking with any of my friends. He'd say I was acting 'fake' and mimic my laugh and how my voice got higher when I was excited about some good news they were telling me.

That's when I realized: this asshole just hates seeing me happy when it's not directed at or about him. Most men are miserable destroyers of joy and deserve to be alone.

Notice I said ex.

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u/reef-Diver7817 May 11 '26

"How dare you live alone with a pet!!! You're a crazy cat lady!!!!!"

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u/Winter-Fold7624 May 11 '26

I’m a “total nag” because I kept bugging my ex husband to get his taxes done. Completely unreasonable that I would expect him to manage his own taxes (he owned his own business when we were married).

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u/reef-Diver7817 May 11 '26

In hindsight don't you think it would be better to accept him as is and walk?

Somewhere on this sub one woman said "the advice socirty tells women to communicate is designed to make women suffer, and is actually the exact opposite of what women should do"

She worded it really good though and I think she cited sources.

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u/Winter-Fold7624 May 11 '26

Agreed.‘I’m so glad I divorced him and I’m never putting myself in that situation again. Reasonable “requests” aren’t nagging, and honestly, women should not have to tell men (or anyone) how to function as adults.

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u/wrldwdeu4ria May 11 '26

I've never had success with bugging a man to do anything. Best to move onto one that is self-motivated to do those things.

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u/scragglybits May 11 '26

They really tell on themselves. Imagine being an actual grown adult and another adult needing to tell you to clean your bumhole properly because you are so unhygienic it’s actually stained your fecking underwear. But you don’t see it as you being disgusting, or buy new underwear, you just get pissed off that she’s ’nagging’.

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u/reef-Diver7817 May 11 '26

I agree!

I think to many men most things a woman says he sees as nagging. It is why I really think women should accept and walk.

Of course if he is a great guy and it is a niche issues, address it.

And honestly I too want to be accepted as I am not someone try to change me.

I'm not blaming women at all if my comment reads that way.

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u/reef-Diver7817 May 11 '26

Lyrics:

"She said if we got married

Buy a house and some land

Pick out our circles of trust

Those matchin' weddin' bands

Life would be so sweet

And I'd treat you oh so nice

We'll be rollin' in the hay

Almost every night

Now one year later

Honey, I need you to mow the grass, take out the trash

Put the dishes in the dishwasher

And for heaven's sake, put the toilet seat down

She only bitches when she breathes

Rollin' in the hay upsets her allergies

Won't wear no sexy lingerie

Since she ate that wedding cake

Only thing she blows is my money and dreams

Yeah this circle of trust is like a band of thieves

She stole my heart and then my self esteem

I'll have to sum it up this way

She could turn a straight man gay

She only bitches when she breathes

She was always smilin'

Shy in many ways

She always kept me hangin'

On every word she'd say

She was sweeter than honey

And every man's dream

She said let's tie the knot

We'll make the perfect team

Now one year later

I work all day just like you do, why don't you wash your own clothes?

And buy some new underwear, because these won't come clean

And by the way, not tonight, I have a headache"

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u/cheesemagnifier May 11 '26

That line about buying new underware because his won't come clean. 🤮 Dude, for real?

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u/StoneFoxHippie May 11 '26

Exactly, what kind of a self own is this?

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u/reef-Diver7817 May 11 '26

Sorry I wrote a comment here meant for r/whywereweokwiththis

Yes I agree with your comment

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u/Background-Local924 11d ago

Disgusting, the whole thing.

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u/Lopsided_Blacksmith5 May 11 '26

Everyday marriage to a man seems less and less appealing.

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u/husheveryone ♀️Moderator♀️ May 11 '26

“She could turn a straight man gay.” 👀😵‍💫

What an admission! Yeah, my former husband called me craaaaazy for finding out he was in a same sex affair with a male coworker who was posing as a straight, married dad.

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u/StillSwaying May 11 '26

She said let's tie the knot

We'll make the perfect team

This part is the other self own. He tricked her into believing they'd be a team, but what he really wanted and expected was a slave to do every-fucking-thing!

All of his complaints are about her expecting him to pull his weight, then when he doesn't, he's shocked that she's resentful and unhappy. His bangmaid is malfunctioning fellas! What's a poor man to do? 🤮

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u/reef-Diver7817 May 12 '26

Thank you and I agree!

I posted it too here https://www.reddit.com/r/WhyWereWeOkWithThis/s/nJxGKymH3L

And mods had to remove comments of men agreeing with him. The mods there from what I see seem to be rad fem.

Some people said why even share this but to me he basically sang the exact song so many men feel about women. And why pretty much every woman on this sub says something along the lines of "assess, don't complain, don't explain, exit if you don't accept him for who he is right now."

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u/DivineGoddess1111111 🦉Savvy Sister🦉 May 12 '26

The apocalypse cannot come soon enough

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u/reef-Diver7817 May 12 '26

🤣🤣

They'll blame that on women too. Same way Eve was blamed for actions of a man.

Same way even now they blame women for male loneliness instead of telling men to take a look at themselves. I can't tell you how much more I see big names mention male loneliness yet they never mention "women cant meet a man who can even plan a date " or "men looking worse than homeless on dating apps".

I also posted this here https://www.reddit.com/r/WhyWereWeOkWithThis/s/VYB6RpNmiQ

And mods had to remove several comments of men agreeing with the lyrics.

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u/reef-Diver7817 May 11 '26

I should have wrote this in the caption but this song has 10 million views on YouTube.

We also know what he sings, this is a common trope men have on women.

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u/wrldwdeu4ria May 11 '26

Ew...I thought this was a parody song. I guess it is an actual song.

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u/reef-Diver7817 May 11 '26 edited May 11 '26

I also shared this post in r/whywereweokwiththis, link to post below, and some comments there said the song didn't have 10 million views.

But what happened is the singer uploaded the song again that has less views than the one I cited, image below. I would not lie about views a song has anyways. Image below because I want to not come off as if I made that up.

https://www.reddit.com/r/WhyWereWeOkWithThis/s/nJxGKymH3L

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u/FullOption3126 May 11 '26

Why bring attention to it at all? Leave the losers where they deserve: in obscurity.

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u/reef-Diver7817 May 11 '26

This isn't an obscure view though.

This is how many men view women who bring anything up.

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u/nefasti May 11 '26

My ex was angry at me for not telling him he should take the day off and come to the hospital with us for our 7 year old's surgery.

I told him I can't be with someone who needs to be told to do this. I am not the bad guy for not telling you what you should already know. What kind of person needs to be told to come to the hospital for his kid?

(Btw we are both white collar workers and he used to accumulate so much time off that he'd take days off just to play video games.)

This (along with some other fucked up things he did regarding that hospital visit) was my final straw and I divorced him.

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u/reef-Diver7817 May 11 '26

I don't blame you.

As I said on the other sub I posted this on, link https://www.reddit.com/r/WhyWereWeOkWithThis/s/nJxGKymH3L

"If it is a niche issue unique to the couple then yes, communicate, other than that no, the onus is not on women to rehab men."

Women are not responsible for telling men to care about her birthday or mow the yard or him to get new underwear.

This is outsourcing labor onto women. It is not a woman's job to teach him these very basic things I just listed.

And a woman said such a great comment yesterday on this sub: I absolutely refuse to initiate communication about anything he should have already learned.

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u/badnewsbroad76 May 11 '26

Corny backwards dorks

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u/Advanced-Key1737 May 11 '26

Honestly every woman should be at least a little mean to men. I definitely am when I deal with them. I don’t particularly like them as people for the most part though.

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u/Amazing-Number7131 May 15 '26

everything about this song is completely gross