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The PPP Love Language: Perfect Plot Plan with a "F" You

When “Love” Becomes a Liability: Boundaries, Self‑Respect, and the Cost of Chasing Someone Who Doesn’t Want You In every relationship, boundaries are the foundation of respect. When a woman abandons her standards to keep a man close, she doesn’t gain love—she loses herself. This short video of Big Mom Sue Stank Stank and Racks shows exactly what happens when someone confuses proximity with partnership. He walks out of the “roommate room,” she calls him slow, and he responds with a harsh “f* you”—not joking, not playful, but with real contempt. And instead of addressing the disrespect, she laughs it off, because acknowledging it would mean acknowledging the truth: he doesn’t love her. He tolerates her. A woman who respects herself does not tolerate chaos disguised as companionship. When you’re aggravated over dishes, hiding stashes, arguments about substances, and constant tension, that’s not a relationship—it’s a liability. And when both people have backgrounds, triggers, and unstable habits, the situation can escalate into something dangerous. This isn’t partnership; it’s volatility. No amount of “planning” or scheming can turn dysfunction into stability. What we’re watching is a woman who believes her strategy is working because she has someone in the house—but at the cost of her peace, dignity, and safety. She’s not building a life; she’s building a trap for herself. When you’re plotting to take someone’s money, refusing to pay rent, and hiding behind scripture while living in contradiction, that’s not empowerment. That’s survival mode disguised as confidence. And survival mode always exposes itself. Respect goes both ways, and she gives him none. If a man says he doesn’t want to be on camera, you honor that. You don’t sneak, record, or force him into your content to prove a point to people who aren’t thinking about this open relationship anyway. The desperation to show him off only highlights the insecurity underneath. And the irony? The very women she tries to “compete” with are living stable lives, one is married, the one unbothered, and uninterested in this circus. When a woman lowers her standards this far, she becomes the architect of her own heartbreak. If you have to manipulate, scheme, plot, or perform to keep someone around, that’s not love—it’s fear. Fear of being alone. Fear of not being chosen. Fear of facing the truth that no man has ever stayed, claimed you, or built with you. And instead of healing, you double down on the performance, hoping the world won’t notice the cracks. But the cracks are loud. At the end of the day, the loudest message is the one she refuses to hear: if you must lie, plot, steal, manipulate, and degrade yourself to keep someone near you, it says more about your emptiness than his presence. A woman with self‑respect doesn’t chase, doesn’t scheme, and doesn’t settle for a man who treats her like an inconvenience. Boundaries aren’t optional—they’re the only thing standing between a woman and the chaos she keeps inviting into her life. And until she learns that, she’ll keep mistaking proximity for love and dysfunction for destiny. #adrienneslays #relationships #relationshipdrama #openrelationship #roommates #plot #scheme