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Ye unn backchod ke liye jo hamesha skills mangte h ye lo ye sb krlo lg jayegi job

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u/student_panda — 14 days ago
▲ 42 r/hinduism

ExGirlfriend Respected My Faith at First, Then Became Hostile About It Was I Wrong to Feel Hurt?

I'm a 21M. My ex and I broke up about 6 months ago, and I've been reflecting on the relationship.

We're both Hindus by background, but she doesn't believe in God. That was never a problem for me. I respected her views and never tried to force my beliefs on her. I think everyone has the right to believe (or not believe) whatever they want.

The issue was that whenever I would go to a temple, pray, celebrate religious events, or do anything related to my faith, she would get argumentative and sometimes extremely toxic about it. It wasn't just disagreement—it felt like she looked down on my beliefs and would start fights over things that had nothing to do with her.

Around that time, she also started hanging out with a new friend circle that was heavily focused on political and religious discussions. Over time, it felt like she became very one-sided in her views and less tolerant of opinions that differed from hers. Whether it was religion, culture, or traditions, she seemed to become increasingly hostile toward anything that didn't align with her perspective.

To be clear, this isn't about her Muslim friends. People can be friends with whoever they want, and I have no issue with that. What bothered me was the change in her behavior and the lack of respect for my beliefs, despite me respecting hers.

I'm curious if anyone else has experienced something similar in a relationship. How do you handle a situation where one partner respects the other's beliefs, but that respect isn't returned?

Was I being too sensitive, or is mutual respect for beliefs a reasonable expectation in a relationship?

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u/student_panda — 15 days ago
▲ 7 r/BCA_MCA

Can we create a group for aspiring data scientist and data analyst to help eachother.

Hello

u/student_panda — 25 days ago