
first one is him being inconsiderate, second one is him disregarding her feelings and playing dumb, third one he literally showed he doesn’t pay attention to her when she tells him things, fourth one was him just being an ass cause he knew the library closed soon and was acting like it’s ok to wait til the last min to leave… none of those are ironic if you actually read them.
I don’t understand why people take EVERYTHING at face value nowadays. NUANCE IS still a thing that is used commonplace. It seems like this is the symptom of the death of critical thinking and people not being able to spend the little time it takes to delve deeper into the intended meaning.
I interpreted the text as her just saying “no” and thinking in hear head that she is freaked because there are no quotations marks to discern between external and internal dialogue. It also seems like to me that the following statement would be something that would be included in parentheses as and afterthought or to add more information for context as to how she was really feeling
i mean i can see where they’re coming from because out of context it can come off as you building a list overtime of complaints however, if it was something that you just quickly needed to jot down because you planned on bringing it up to him later this week it’s not as bad, but I would consider how many times a day he’s causing you to jot something down and if it’s really worth it or if you should just protect your peace and part ways yk? Cause overtime it may build up to resentment on ur end
sorry my mom called me lmfao but i was gonna add: at the end of the day in my opinion it’s really up to what you’re ok tolerating and for how long but at the same time if he’s completely open to your communication and shows a willingness to change I don’t really see a reason to just leave because it’s showing that he’s willing to grow and work on it.