Hypothetically, if you were texting a girl you love and she was being down on herself, so you try to flatter her and shower her with compliments, and then she responds with "No, I'm not any of those things, you need to stop"
He has the right to do whatever he wants, as does she. I dunno, I suppose I just think something like that is really small. Maybe she said it in a really nasty snarky tone and it was actually a lot worse than the impression you're giving us sonseray but at face value it just sounds like she was overwhelmed, and asking for an apology isn't likely to be well received.
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I have the right to be angry and want her to apologize.
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he has the right to be angry and want her to apologize
If they're not worth it that's a different matter. If this is the last straw or something or you were questioning it anyways then by all means up and leave.
You probably didn't do anything all that wrong dude. The situation you were in was likely a no-win scenario because she was upset and emotional. When girls are emotional you can be in a no-win scenario and you just have to accept that. It's not like she's going to hold this over your head when she's feeling better that "ooh you said the wrong thing, even though there was really no right thing you could've said".
Hypothetically, she doesn't like when people are nice to her, because she has the self image that people should always be harsh with her and make her cry, so any person that is flattering her is doing something wrong. Because she thinks she doesnt deserve it.
So she will keep degrading herself more and more.
this is really true, ive learned this from personal experience