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I was hoping the husband finding the account on his wife’s computer was the story where the husband or boyfriend found out that his wife cosplay as a black man on Reddit

This episode was just bombshell after bombshell after bombshell.

12:35 Why would he want to marry a virgin anyway? Who is he, Courtney Miller?

The one when the husband opened the wife’s laptop…..I seriously thought it was going to be the most HEINOUS “spicy” pics and videos….it was kinda better than I thought

So…how do we know Charlie is even their biological child…?

The better version of Hamilton?

Broooooo. This was the craziest curation of stories yet. I had the best time.

ngl shayne looks like he has a permanent rizz face

In this economy, if you offer me a house and a car I’m taking it. Maybe I’d feel differently if it actually happened to me but again, in this economy I doubt it 😂

I was adopted at 13 and yeah being adopted at an age where you’ve already lived so much life with your biological family can fuck with you fr.

29:18 Arasha: Is there any more? Shayne: Oh there's a lot more. Me: yessssssssss

Is this not a re-upload? I swear I’ve listened to them talk about all these stories?

1. My Boy Only Breaks His Favorite Toys 💯💯💯 2. Whose Afraid Of Little Old Me 3. But Daddy I Love Him

Well, I never thought I'd be judged for having a storage unit, but I was today years old when I found out I was creepy for it.

the 4th story is literally just the song obsessed by olivia rodrigo

Again

It sounds like "Ryan" has been listening to Andrew Tate or someone similar. As for the woman wanting to cheat on her husband....she's just scum.

"We talked about this" = "I TOLD you how it was going to be. Now deal with it and do what I decreed like a good boy."

with the last one, there kinda is a need to mix the families? they are all siblings its good for them to know eachother, and bond and be close, i would understand the moms not wanting to be close or talk but its good for the kids to know "these are your siblings"

Don’t marry “RYAN”!!! 🫣🤮

I wonder if his wife was obsessed with that woman before they met and if that's why the relationship started.

“Are they in deathnote?” Lol that was funny!

56:28 to me it sounds like the guy talks about his ex alot and she might have wanted to emulate his ex and she might have interpreted him talking about her all the time as a sign he misses her. (Still not an excuse for this level of joe Goldberg stalking)

My only thing is Arasha saying "given her freedom" In the 3rd story! Why should he or anyone for that matter have the authority to give someone freedom or not in a relationship?

Angela is such a goof and I love it

This one has been my favorite

With the third story....did she talk to this co-worker beforehand?? Did they talk about ways they would cheat? Was he willing...i mean come on....the audacity.

with the whole manosphere thing, I remember coming across research that showed that like, boys and men grew up in a society built for them and built for their success, but in the rise of more equity and diversity, they feel like that power is being taken away from them. but more interestingly, the idea that “men are the problem,” which we continue to talk about, makes them lash out and almost act in a self-fulfilling prophecy kind of way where, if you keep saying they ruin everything then they act in such a way to prove you right. also the idea that forums and communities online act as echo chambers further reinforcing their believes to more extremes. the idea that this little bit of insecurity is validated and grows bigger and bigger with each comment and video

Id make her buy everything that was on there again, plus another ps4, plus she has to get all the accounts to where they were.. every achievement, every skin, every single hour..

46:36 bro that's a dedicated wife to getting SOME kind of revenge on that woman for hurting you so badly. just uh, update the people to let us know if you're alive and if your wife isn't in prison for murder.

First story, i have had fear when i laugh to hard at least once a month

This episode seems like one for one of another reddit youtube video...

I was raised by a mother who has not only admitted she never loved me, but blames my birth for everything wrong in her life, and hearing about the mother who genuinely loves her son be treated the way she was by the piece of shits who just saw her son as a toy for their son makes me so unbelievable angry.

I cannot overstate how much I LOVE and enjoy when they get musical at Smosh. This was incredible, I'd pay to see an actual Smosh the Musical production.

You guys need to start an advice column, wether on Reddit stories, the podcast, or both. You guys all have very level headed and mature responses to a lot of these situations and always put these situations into words that are easy for someone in these situations to take in and understand

The fact that marriage can fall apart at any point even after 20 30 hears for no fault of hours makes me think

Shayne’s letting it out man.

17:30

28:00 EXCEPT YOU ARE SOULMATES. YOU DIRTY LIARS YOUUUUUUUUUUUUU

wouldn't it have been even more of a trip if that lady had photo shopped herself into the exes place! that would have been straight up NUTZ

The kickstart can in the wine glass is a culinary crime to me

The guy who discovered his wife was stalking his ex seems to have married the irl equivalent of Himiko Toga and that is truly terrifying

Arasha's takes are so.. bad

The classism from that family in the adoption story just hurts to hear.

the Exs ex one is legit the makings of a murderer. this person is NOT well and not safe to be around

The situation with the single mom really brought me back to my childhood and shed some light on my elementary school best friend. My mom was/is a single mom (to me and my little brother). I went to a private school in elementary and my best friend at the time was, in retrospect, really rich. They had a huge house and multiple cars and could afford vacations; whereas my family was not doing that great (very similar to the reddit story) we had the basics but not much beyond that. I remember going over to my best friend's house and having sleepovers almost every weekend. They would take me to the pool in the summer and we would just always have stuff to do. But I remember one summer they were going to vacation in Mexico and had invited me to come. I begged and begged my mom to let me and she flat out refused. I remember being so upset with her. Apparently the mom of my best friend tried really hard to convince my mom to let me come. My mom has told me in recent years that she would always try to get me to do stuff and shame my mom for how she was raising me (which was amazing by the way, my mom is a great mom). One time I went biking with my bestie in their gated community and ate absolute shit, when my mom got called to their house the mom of my best friend was trying to say I was fine and that it didn't really matter. My mom would never have let me go anywhere out of her sight and this mom just let us go off around the neighborhood without supervision (me on a bike that was MUCH too big for me and which I could hardly control). I was really stoked about being able to just do what I want at my house and was mad that my mom wouldn't let me hang out with them as much anymore. But now as an adult I've looked back and seen how weird my best friend's family was being. The mom is doing the right thing sticking up for her kid and protecting them how she sees fit. Even if the child doesn't get it or like it in the moment, sometimes you have to make the upsetting decision to do what's best for them in the long run.

They're a bit harsh on the 1st story dude. They were in highschool. People that age are selfish and make goofy decisions. Most people cringe at their own highschool memories. Many people from non-western countries are also more generous than westerners who are more individualistic. It's not uncommon for successful people to help people they grew up with including parents, neighbours and classmates. Heck, I know some immigrants that have done this for their family and friends and westerners look at them funny and talk about silly stuff like power dynamics. This money hoarding attitude is partially why the wealth gap in western countries is starting to increase, whereas developing countries are improving.

This isn’t my first time hearing more than one of these stories….anyone else??

Start of story 4 Shartney refrence?

The reason the Manosphere is so popular is because it's one of the only spheres actually taking men's issues seriously. The problem is they think the solution is to demand all the respect while giving none of it. And also feed every insecurity unchecked.