16 people confess the one thing their partners do that drives them crazy
Trilby Beresford
Updated
16 people confess the one thing their partners do that drives them crazy
16 people confess the one thing their partners do that drives them crazy
Being in a committed relationship is wonderful, but it also exposes you to all sorts of weird things. You know, like no one is perfect all of the time, and everyone has their bizarre quirks, habits, or obsessions that sometimes only unleash once they’re comfortable and settled.
These people confess the things their partner does that drive them totally crazy, and we’re sure you can relate! Courtesy of Whisper.
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I can
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sometimes I get annoyed when my boyfriend only talks about fluffy lovey stuff when I want a real conversation
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I
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I can
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I can
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It drives me nuts when my girlfriend expects me go to bed when she wants to go to bed.
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My girlfriend keeps accusing me of flirting with everyone I talk to. It is driving me nuts !! I honestly don
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My girlfriend texts me every day to talk about so much pointless stuff it
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I love my girlfriend with all my heart but sex to her isn
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I wish my boyfriend would live on the edge more. He won
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I can
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My boyfriend is beyond clueless when it comes to me. It drives me crazy. Sometimes I can
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My boyfriend doesn
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My boyfriend chews loudly and I cannot stand it. He
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I cannot stand how close my boyfriend and his mother are. Let him Go.
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My girlfriend seems to love attention on social media, and it drives me insane!
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