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This humorous essay explores the challenges of dating someone who always believes they are right, comparing their behavior to a GPS system constantly demanding adherence to its instructions. The author recounts their frustration with the partner's inability to acknowledge their mistakes and the constant need to justify their actions, even in simple tasks like taking out the trash. Through witty anecdotes and observations, the essay highlights the exhaustion and frustration of being in a relationship where one person consistently refuses to admit being wrong, leaving the other partner feeling unheard and undervalued. Comparable works include David Sedaris, Erma Bombeck

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