Despite filing for divorce, Cardi B is officially back with Offset and not everyone is happy with it.

On Thursday (October 15), the rapper, 28, took to Twitter to defend her husband over the non-stop criticism of their reconciliation. "I know it's all jokes but Offset is an abuser. Textbook emotional abuse," one user wrote in reference to the pair's on again and off again dynamic. "When she tries to leave he manipulates. On average it takes ppl up to 7 tries to leave an abusive relationship before they actually leave for good."

Bardi wasn’t having any of that narrative, so she quickly defended their romance, admitting that she deserves some of the blame, too. "Abusive? Girl I’m the one that do the hitting and the sh*t talking," she replied. "1m just a crazy bitch one day I wanna smack a nikka and leave the next week I Wanna ride his face and get the cum rag. Ya be trying to analyze too much we are just simply dysfunctional."

When one user slammed Offset for "manipulating" the rapper with gifts, including a Rolls-Royce and a personalized billboard, Cardi explained that she keeps returning to the Migos rapper because of their sex. "Nobody can manipulate me to do sh*t .1 have a choice When I get tired of the d*ck I’ll leave,” she wrote in a since-deleted tweet. “Only thing thst brings me back is the d*ck ! No mouth gab, no money ,no cars is the D*CK ! So unless ya finna lend me ya fathers for a day stop with that bullsh*t."

Elsewhere, she took to elaborate on their union in a Twitter voice note. "I'm not in a physical abusive relationship. I’m not in a mental abusive relationship. I have choices," she told fans. "If I wanna go to the extreme to teach a ni**a a fu**in’ lesson and fu**in’ file for divorce, I could do that. It’s my life. I’m not getting no fu**in’ abuse."

"My relationship is not only about gifts and sh*t. I’m just spoiled," she said. "Hell the f**k yeah, I’m gonna motherfu**in' take it… And let’s say me and my baby father are not together. If he wanna get me a car for my birthday, why not?"

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