Previous record was 47 points, Golden State Warriors’ 88-41 lead against Sacramento Kings in 1991-92 NBA season.

This sounds bad but hear me out. I hear people describing their ex’s and partners’ behaviour as ‘abusive’ far too often over the past years.

For example, a friend of mine was labelling her boyfriend as abusive solely because he refused to take her out for dinner because he was playing CoD. No shouting or arguing.

The boyfriend was being a lazy, inconsiderate dick, not abusive imo. I think jumping to the ‘abuse’ label for something not abusive is disrespectful to actual victims.

maybe It could be, a shiny running away, or the people you always played with quit or maybe your DS was stolen.

Mines is the person who got me into Pokemon, and battled with me all the time, stopped playing because she decided she was “too cool” for the game. (and yes that was her exact words, we were like 10 at the time) Which kind of upset me so I moved to discord to find more friends who liked the game, at first discord was a bit hard to handle but eventually I got used to it.

I was severely harmed mentally and physically by a girl a couple years ago, and the only people who gave me any comfort were my male friends. From my experience men have almost always been more kind and honest with me(Mainly speaking from personal experience here), so it really bothers me how so many people will just say shit like "I hate all men" so easily. Like honestly, fuck off. My best friend gets really bothered by this "It's okay to hate men" mentality too, I know it's fucked with him mentally.

I wish people would just grow the fuck up and realize that hating a certain gender isn't a fucking personality trait. Odds are, if you think like this, you're the problem, not the gender you hate.

Edit: People think I hate women now? Nope, I love and hate all genders equally, I just see a lot more hate for men than women on social media, and I hate that mentality.