GMB before You GMB: Asian PAAG Doesn't Listen

Fillerguy

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Look at some of you, not seeing the problem for what it is. He asked her to do something simple that she could have easily acquiesed on. Instead, she choose to defiantly refuse his request and angerly wear something completely opposite. Do you guys think her antics are going to stop after they got married? Do you think her telling him not to tell her what to do will end after they leave the altar?

She exposed her true character and feelings towards him. She does not respect him one bit, because if she did she would have at least asked him why he desired her to wear the nice dress. No, she immediately went into anger mode, reacting angrily to a request for her to do something. Some of you need to learn how to see red flags upfront and avoid them, because her actions were definitely massive red flags on how their marriage will be.

Of course you see a red flag, you don't know this bytch. This isn't some stranger he picked up the day before. We have zero context here, other than he told her to dress a certain way. He was aware she wasn't wearing a dress when he got on a knee, when they arrived at the spot, when he say her dress that day. So I'm positive he knew what her reaction would be after telling her to wear a dress.

Also, in what world does ordering your gf to wear certain clothes work on a consistent basis?

I learned at a young age to say out of peoples relationships, especially marriages, because you’ll always be on the outside looking. And the best part is, you don't have the marry/date the person who's triggering you. This is a non-issue.
 

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This ain’t the first time she did anything like that. He like that chit, doe.
But he thought she would chill if he asked on some real chit…

Now his fiancé look like she in a tag team with Mick Foley
 

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Of course you see a red flag, you don't know this bytch. This isn't some stranger he picked up the day before. We have zero context here, other than he told her to dress a certain way. He was aware she wasn't wearing a dress when he got on a knee, when they arrived at the spot, when he say her dress that day. So I'm positive he knew what her reaction would be after telling her to wear a dress.

Also, in what world does ordering your gf to wear certain clothes work on a consistent basis?

I learned at a young age to say out of peoples relationships, especially marriages, because you’ll always be on the outside looking. And the best part is, you don't have the marry/date the person who's triggering you. This is a non-issue.
First, let's start with you calling her a bytch. Why did you feel the need to do that, while also attempting to defend her?

Second, I don't need to know her to know what is wrong with what she did. He did not order her to wear anything, he asked her. She responded like a child and refused. I already mentioned she could have at least asked why he desired her to wear one.

Third, I have been married for over 27 years. In a world where you respect each other, you don't act petulant at a request by the person you state you love. You take the time to discuss the issue, asked why it is important to the person that you perform the act requested, and then come to some consensus on whether you will do it or not. You don't act childish, perform the opposite action, demonstrating you have no respect for the person whom you are in a relationship with.

Last, I am pretty sure I have seen and experienced a lot more relationships than you. Seeing the red flags and pointing them out, is not butting into their relationship. No, it is warning others of the pitfalls and problems that are evident by her actions. I did no more than what you did, gave my take on the circumstance presented in front of me.
 
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