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"    Q: Once a woman &amp;quot;goes crazy&amp;quot; on a man, can her boyfriend or husband&amp;#039;s view of her ever change? Is there ever hope of a reconciliation? By &amp;quot;crazy&amp;quot;, I mean when a woman feels insecure in a relationship and gets angry, irrational, or emotionally unstable instead of maturely addressing her feelings with him. So many of my guy friends refer to women they&amp;#039;ve dated as &amp;quot;crazy&amp;quot;. Since every woman has done that at one point or another, is it possible that a man can get past that or is the relationship ruined forever? A: Firstly, when dudes say, &amp;quot;She&amp;#039;s so crazy!&amp;quot; I always take it with a grain of salt. Sometimes it&amp;#039;s true, but usually it&amp;#039;s just half of the picture, and you should probably hear the whole story before you jump to any conclusions. For instance:  His story: &amp;quot;My ex-girlfriend was so crazy and insecure! She started screaming at me, threw my stuff out the window of her apartment, and broke my cell phone!&amp;quot;   Whole story: &amp;quot;She started screaming at me when she found out I was texting pictures of my junk to a 17-year-old girl in Taiwan who I met online. I mean, it wasn&amp;#039;t like I was cheating on her. I was just flirting with a stranger on the computer... with pictures of my penis... and this girl was totally legal under Taiwanese law!&amp;quot;   Secondly, not every woman gets &amp;quot;crazy&amp;quot; in relationships like you&amp;#039;ve described. Sure, everyone get angry at their partner, sometimes for totally legit reasons, sometimes for terrible and wrong reasons. However, words like &amp;quot;emotionally unstable&amp;quot;, &amp;quot;irrational&amp;quot;, and &amp;quot;insecure&amp;quot; are big, red flags in my book. It doesn&amp;#039;t really matter if a guy can get over a woman acting &amp;quot;crazy.&amp;quot; If your relationship makes you feel so emotionally unstable, irrational, or insecure, then you probably shouldn&amp;#039;t be in that relationship (or any relationship, really) until you&amp;#039;re confident and secure enough with yourself not to get that kind of &amp;quot;crazy.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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