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Leave the douche and let him do go to town on himself. No sense for you to take a backseat because of his selfishness. Find someone who values you more
My advice is to walk away. Your going to spend too much time chasing that $100. Call it a lesson learned and move on
Shoot your shot. You miss 100% of the ones you don't take, and a good percentage of the ones you do take. That's life.
I'm struggling a bit to understand some of your points. Can you explain what you think is performative? Is it the hyperbolic joking trying to get a laugh? That's kind of just my sense of humor and I didn't realize it doesn't carry over to a lot of other people. I AM being myself in making those jokes.
I'm usually totally oblivious to the fact that something I say is going to end up being provocative. I feel like I'm running myself in circles because I want to do the right thing and I'm not just trying to pass blame off onto someone else, but I'm bad with social cues and I genuinely cannot figure out when something is or isn't going to provoke people. I thought it was safe to make a joke hating on something all of us dislike. I really didn't imagine that being provocative.
Also, I don't think it's specifically my boyfriend challenging me that makes me anxious, it's just that I talk to him more than anyone else, so it happens most often with him. I'm willing to admit I struggle with taking criticism. I have PTSD and often my reaction to feeling like someone is mad at me or thinks I'm dumb is having a panic attack. But is it unfair of me to ask my boyfriend to not interrogate me for 30 minutes if he disagrees with me on something?
Tell her not to let the door hit her on the way out.