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if your partner had a one-night stand, would you be able to forgive them and take them back if they said they made a mistake and they regret it and wouldn’t do it again?

To be honest, I don't think so. Trust is a big deal in relationships, and I don't think I'd be able to trust them anymore after that.

So what are your interests?

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Creative writing, poetry, fantasy/sci-fi stories, visual art, reptile research and care, lgbtq+ topics, and goblincore and related aesthetics.

would you break up with your partner if you thought they were flirting with your cousin? but they said they weren’t but you insist yourself that they did it. when they asked how they flirted, you would just say “doesn’t matter. i know what i saw.” no explanation given.

No, I would let them explain their perspective, and I would also explain my perspective, what I saw, and what I was feeling. Giving no explanation isn't a very kind thing to do.
Also I straight up thought you were pretending to be your cousin texting me that one time
Also, frickin text me back dude

what abt when they say “ima just let you do you and ima do me.” is that a break up or just telling you they don’t care what you do anymore?

If you're not sure, ask. Always better to be clear.

say, if your gf/bf’s ex invited her/him to their bday party, would you be okay with them going??

I mean I would want to make sure their mental health or general well-being wouldn't be negatively impacted by going, but in any case it wouldn't be my place to say whether they could or couldn't go.

when someone said “you’re amazing and i don’t deserve you. you deserve someone who won’t doubt you or the things you say. someone who sees a future with you. not a fucked-up person like me. you deserve so much better.” what does that mean? is that an excuse to break up or what?

That's means 1 - they think you're amazing, and 2 - they have low self esteem and if you care about them you need to communicate and make them understand that you genuinely care about them and value having them in your life. And no, doofus, that's not an excuse to break up.

If your bf/gf told you “I got super lazy with you and I don’t like it.” How would you feel? Is that really bad? Does that also mean they’re not interested in you anymore?

I have no idea how to interpret that, especially without further context, sorry.

Say, ur friend got mad at you bc of the things she thought you didn’t like eventho you didn’t say such words. Like, she misunderstood what you said and never let you speak up or clear things up. Now she hasn’t replied to ur last text. Would u text her again and make her understand or just let it be?

Absolutely text her again. It's worth clearing things up if it could fix a friendship.

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