I Caught My Sister Cheating With My Boyfriend While Humiliating Me in the Name of Gaming, So I Ca...
Vložit
- čas přidán 2. 07. 2024
- 00:00 1st story:
My sister slept with my boyfriend and I sent her a really cruel message that I don't regret at all (u/ThrowRAtricionera in r/TrueOffMyChest)
10"04 2nd story:
I hurt my husband in an argument and he won't talk to me now. How do I fix this? (u/iamfuturesdisciple in r/AITAH)
16:06 3rd story:
AITAH for telling my (18M) mom (43F) that I cheated on my gf? She’s divorcing my dad now. (u/Vegetable_Stock_99 in r/AITAH )
To submit your story, kindly use the provided email. If you prefer exclusion, please notify us. secretvoices25@gmail.com
Gameplay by @ninakori
regret after cheating, when you are in a secret relationship, when your in a open relationship, how to be more open in a relationship, husband keeping secrets from wife, wife keeping secrets from husband, how to take care of your wife, narcissist and family relationships, toxic relationship story, reddit stories revenge on familyreddit stories entitled family, reddit stories family disowned me, reddit stories revenge on family, reddit stories entitled siblings, marriage revenge full story
podcast reddit, reddit storytime reddit top posts r/confession r/entitledparents r/tifu r/prorevenge r/maliciouscompliance r/choosingbeggers r/entitledpeople r/IDOWorkHereLady r/Idontworkherelady r/personalfinance r/AmITheA**hole r/AITA - Zábava
OP in story 1 having a crush on Leon Kennedy because he wouldn't cheat on her is so real
Leon wouldn’t cheat, yes. But he’s quite the girl magnet. Claire, Ashley, especially Ada.
@@xxiSHTAr9000x oh yeah, those two are still flirting in RE 6
I feel the same way for Mr. Darcy from Pride and Prejudice so I dont judge.
"Hey not all men are like that."
"You're right, Leon Kennedy from the Resident Evil series would never treat me like this."
I respect the Leon Kennedy line 😂
Story 3 I can't help but wonder if the mom had a horrible thought of "I kept a cheater and now he's raised our son to be one too" and is blaming herself (wrongly)
S3: I wonder if the mom actually decided on the divorce because she caught her husband cheating vs her son realizing his mistake and immediately wanting to work on himself to figure out why he did what he did and owning it
Story 2 ahh the classic she used his deepest, darkest secrets againat him. I hope the husband learn his lesson and never do that again xondide and opem up with her because she will do that again when she gets mad. And all her promises wont last because she didn't have a real consequences for her actions. Story 3 ghast lighting to the max from the dad. Classic cheater behavior putting the blame on everything and everyone but themselves
Story 2: Why do people say stuff like that and then hit the "woe is me" act?
Probably were beloved child who misbehaved a lot, and caught on early on which buttons to press, way before being old enough to grow empathy. Now have no real remorse or accountability since they could just pretend to be sorry if things don't pan out and have all their sins erased :/
Because people are stupid and say stupid shit they don't mean all the time. Kind of hilarious people are acting like they have never blurted out something idiotic as fuck before
Eho put her onto resident evil 4 for a first time action game...? Thats cruel
Depends. The gameplay changed from the og 1-3. I literally could only get into playing the remakes since the first 3 were too hard for my feeble mind.
Story 2: I wonder if OP liked how her husband shared his feelings with her and trusted her with his innermost thoughts and doubts. That’s over. He’ll never share and trust like that again.
And some day when she complains about how he doesn’t share or open up or let her in, I hope she’s prepared to be told exactly why and that it’s
100% her fault because of her hateful behavior that he now suffers alone, and she has no right to complain about that or make that demand of her.
She’s deliberately used what she knew would hurt him the most, and through most of the story, denied trying to hurt him. Odds are she’ll do it again.
Hell ya the sims? Great starting spot
Story 1 is a case of reaping what you sow.
What I find sad about these kinds of stories is that siblings do these kinds of things and expect you to forgive them because you're family. Also, cheating is a choice, not a mistake. The only mistake was that you got caught. Worst part is that instead of apologize for what they did, they choose to justify what they did
S2: girl let him go your holding him back
Story 2: I wonder if OP liked how her husband shared his feelings either her and trusted her with his innermost thoughts and doubts. That over. He’ll never share and trust like that again.
And some day when she complains about how he doesn’t share or open up or let her in, I hope she’s prepared to be told exactly why and that it’s
100% her fault because if her hateful behavior that he now suffers alone, and she has no right to complain about that or make that demand of her.
She’s deliberately used what she knew would hurt him the most, and through most of the story, denied trying to hurt him. Odds are she’ll do it again.
Day 183 of commenting to help secretvoices
Day 183 of commenting thankyou for your support ❤️❤️❤️
S2: I wanted to be mad but after the fuckup she did everything right.
Maybe eventually. Most of it she was going on about not meaning to hurt him, which we all knew was 100% BS.
She still now has a husband that won’t open up to her and share his feelings with her, because of her actions, because she can’t be trusted. He’s going to bottle up things now, and eventually she’ll complain about him not sharing with her, and probably get mad when he tells her it’s her own damn fault, probably with a “that was so long ago, get over it”.
Yeah, lots of us have this kind of story.
@@brianbarber5401 You took a story as simple as "op says something stupid during an argument" which literally everybody on planet earth does, and made a dumbass fanfic out of it. You don't know whats going to happen between them because you don't know them. You do not know these people. Are you mentally ill?
Opie just do yourself a favor and never ever compare him to his father again in any aspect ever because if you do I think you might lose him permanently, you almost lost him this time but I think you might have recovered but remember never ever say that again or anything similar if you do that man will be gone in the Wind and you'll never see him again😮
It’s not like she’s ever going to have him share anything deeply personal with her again, or at least not for years, decades. She’s demonstrated she’s not a safe refuge. She’s not trustworthy. Odds are she’ll do it again, after half adding therapy, if she goes.
@@brianbarber5401 I know you're right but I try to look at the positive side of things you know
This is why men choose the tree
Story 2 ia a perfect example that you cant share your deepest concerns, fears etc with your girlfriend/wife. They will use it against you eventually... not matter how good of a partner you are, and no matter of how good of a wife, it will be weaponized at some point.
No it is not. Not everyone is like this horrible woman and using a handful of stories on REDDIT of all places to support your misogynistic views of women is just pathetic
That is a pretty unhealthy opinion to be having. You shouldn't be vulnerable with everyone, that's true, because people are horrible and there will be *someone* who uses that to weaponize it. However, having someone in your life that you can share your personal issues with is almost necessary for a healthy relationship and life, in general. I understand that you might have personal experience with something like this, and I understand that you would be hurt over it. However, I believe it's not really fair to say that nobody can share their personal life with close ones without it being used to hurt them.
@@AarushK007correct, people should be able to. The problem is, women can share their problems, but the moment a man shares his problems with his wife or gf or lover (whatever you wanna say) they see it as a major turn off (since it hurts that “strong masculine image” they have of them), that and it’s something they can and very much will use against you (women are naturally more emotional than men, and will use whatever in their power to come off as morally superior, even if their logic is false. You can see this in almost any argument between a man and a woman). This is why guys rarely share anything with their girls, and only share life problems between “the boys” because a real true friend won’t use it against you, and men often gravitate towards being friends with other men instead of women. Plus, guy friends understand guy problems, something women rarely ever understand.
I agree it’s unhealthy to never share. But there are things you simply cannot share with your spouse, because it will be used against you at some point. This happens in basically every M/F relationship lol
@@deathound you can't use anecdotes as a hard and fast rule. I have no idea why you think all women are like this, but I can assure you, you're misguided. Women aren't inherently more emotional than men, and most women don't dislike when their partner is vulnerable with them. Sure, some people are like that, I don't deny their experience. And if someone, because of their past experiences, chooses not to vent about personal stuff to their partners, that's okay. It's a personal preference. I have a problem with the fact that people use those experiences to throw shade on women or to tell other men that they can't talk about emotional topics with their partners, because they're fueling problems for people and their relationships. Hope this gives you an insight into my opinion.
@@AarushK007 I understand your opinion. But uh… it’s just factual that women are more emotional than men. They are far more emotionally driven animals. That’s not to say men can’t get emotional or women can’t be rational, but averages speak for themselves. It also may not be ‘all women’ or ‘all men’ in what I was saying, however it’s a very safe bet, and there’s truths to it. You’re safer not sharing these things until you can truly believe they won’t, and even then you’re taking a risk giving out that info. This is why people with similar views to me say never share anything. We can’t control your actions, tell if you want, but it’s safest to not do so. After all, that’s what “the boys” are for. They get it, and are far less likely to weaponize the information.
17
2 ao the hubs IS just like his father
And you’re one of the reasons men don’t open up.
He didn’t do anything like his father, but you’re right onboard with weaponizing it.
Well, OP better get used to the idea that even if their marriage survives, he’s never going to open up and share with her, or even trust her, like he used to, either good reason.
@@brianbarber5401 lol wrong agsin daddy's boy
@@annabordelon6663 ma'am, who hurt you so much that you can't see that what he did was the mature thing?