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“Date them” until you hate them’ toxic dating trends are popular
“Dating them ‘until you hate them theory” is not about the storm split, but about slowly getting out of love.
The buzzing breakup strategy is giving Tiktok a comment, although relationship experts say it can be toxic.
The trend goes back to creator Meg Neil (@themegneil), who exudes four years of love without breaking down and therefore four years of love.
“I dated him until I hate him,” she declared in the Tiktok video.
She didn’t simply stretch out her emotions, instead of naming, fighting or asking for change. Neil points out: “You want them to disrespect you.”
“You will watch them disrespect you…until you no longer want to contact them.”
It’s a slow burning breakup – starve to death sparks, let it rot, watch love curdle curd disgust.
Neil suddenly said the things that once frustrated her – like the coldness of his shrugging and the annoying voice of his breath, freed her.
In the comments, women are filled with their own war stories, that is, love a man and directly intoxicated – and the cruel lessons that come with it.
One user wrote: “Hate to say that, but it’s the only way to ensure you keep going completely, clean cuts. This is my rn. The best way to leave, just like you’ve already processed everything.”
Another answered, “Hate to say that this works, don’t sit there and watch how awkward it is for him and you and get you out of the situation.”
In a similar Tiktok video, user Amber Hutton (@ambermayhutton) said that while “dating them until you hate them” seems to be a “controversial sentence”, she found that essentially, “you don’t let go and move on, and move on,” until you do a reality check.
She believes you need to “get where you already have enough” and “choose to walk away” while being aware that you “do and don’t deserve it.”
She continued: “Deciding to walk away is not always the easiest thing, even if it’s the best thing to do in the long run.”
But the question remains – do you really have to reach this point of disgust to end things?
Tiktok fans praised the script, while Dr. Tara Suwinyattichaiporn calls it the real meaning: classic neglect.
“Some people use this method because they lack effective communication skills to reject someone or execute boundaries,” she said in a recent interview.
“Once you feel constant negative emotions in your relationship, it’s not limited to that relationship. It bleeds into other aspects of your life and health,” she explained.
Experts believe that ignorance is one of the worst moves for all. Feeling like control (staying quiet instead of facing the problem directly) is really just expanding the pain.
As previously reported, “Bank” is a similar slow-burning action until you snatch it away and disappear – named after the elusive street artist Banksy, because like his famous murals, this split is often everywhere.
Relationship expert Amy Chan recently told Today Yesur, “More is happening in the banking industry now, especially as dating apps spread, people have developed dating etiquette poor.”
“The withdrawal can handle the breakup on its own terms before handing the memorandum to another person, who is finally completely shocked.”
