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In your opinion, is it absolutely necessary for your partner to have your back i.e., support your aspirations and stand by you when people don't treat you well?

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7 hours ago, SIC said:

In your opinion, is it absolutely necessary for your partner to have your back i.e., support your aspirations and stand by you when people don't treat you well?

I don't make it a deal breaker to avoid disappointment if there is a discrepancy. 

Sometimes the Lord leads me into things without my wife being enthusiastic about it, but time and again it proves to be 100% right.

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2 hours ago, Michael37 said:

I don't make it a deal breaker to avoid disappointment if there is a discrepancy. 

Sometimes the Lord leads me into things without my wife being enthusiastic about it, but time and again it proves to be 100% right.

What if it is consistent? Your partner consistently does not have your back?

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1 hour ago, SIC said:

What if it is consistent? Your partner consistently does not have your back?

To consistently not support you isn't good.

If you are not married to this person, maybe you should make a change.

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1 hour ago, SIC said:

What if it is consistent? Your partner consistently does not have your back?

Why did she marry you if she thinks so little of you?

If she doesn't  support you why is she there, tell her to get on side or to get out.

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1 hour ago, SIC said:

What if it is consistent? Your partner consistently does not have your back?

There are many causes of relationship break downs, not just in marriage.

One aspect of the fruit of the Spirit is longsuffering. 

If the benefits of the relationship are eroded beyond what is reasonably bearable then it has become detrimental.

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Ok. This is about partner. Not wife. If your girlfriend consistently does not have your back, Should one break up?

Obviously nobody else can answer that question. But I wanted your insight on whether or not it is a problem...

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1 hour ago, SIC said:

Ok. This is about partner. Not wife. If your girlfriend consistently does not have your back, Should one break up?

Obviously nobody else can answer that question. But I wanted your insight on whether or not it is a problem...

Married or seriously dating - it's a problem when the one you love will not support you.

However, in what ways do you mean that she won't support you or have your back.  

If I were married and my husband asks me to help him cheat on our taxes, I would say no.  If he wanted me to go with him  to have a hard conversation with in-laws about a serious problem and I really thought the conversation would NOT help, I would still go with him because he asked for my help/support.

So how is she not supporting you?

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6 minutes ago, Jayne said:

Married or seriously dating - it's a problem when the one you love will not support you.

However, in what ways do you mean that she won't support you or have your back.  

If I were married and my husband asks me to help him cheat on our taxes, I would say no.  If he wanted me to go with him  to have a hard conversation with in-laws about a serious problem and I really thought the conversation would NOT help, I would still go with him because he asked for my help/support.

So how is she not supporting you?

In my career as a research scholar. To me it is my calling from God. As hallowed as any other calling. She does not see it that way. So she just 'ignores' that part of my life. I am working on a research project. I told her 'If I complete this project I can become a star in the field'. Her reaction was 'I don't want you to be a star.'

There was this incident with the hotel clerk. We booked two individual rooms. He laughed at me. There could have been an element of racism in there. I don't know. I responded 'Excuse me can me make it fast please?'. Perhaps a little too sharp. She shouted at me right in front of him. 

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3 minutes ago, SIC said:

In my career as a research scholar. To me it is my calling from God. As hallowed as any other calling. She does not see it that way. So she just 'ignores' that part of my life. I am working on a research project. I told her 'If I complete this project I can become a star in the field'. Her reaction was 'I don't want you to be a star.'

Next question:  Why don't you want me to be a success in my field?

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