She Wanted an Open Marriage | But Only for Her

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She Wanted an Open Marriage | But Only for Her
Ever wondered how a single therapy session could destroy a relationship? This shocking story of relationship drama will leave you speechless. Follow Robert and Jennifer's journey as they navigate through broken trust, a called-off wedding, and the aftermath of a misguided open marriage proposal. Watch as they deal with toxic friendships, emotional betrayal, and the struggle to rebuild their love. Can couples therapy help them overcome their trust issues? Or will their engagement remain broken forever? This tale of love, betrayal, and second chances will make you rethink relationship red flags and the importance of honest communication. Whether you're dealing with your own relationship problems or just love a good drama, this story of relationship recovery will keep you hooked till the end. Don't miss this rollercoaster ride of emotions and learn valuable lessons about love after betrayal.
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In the gripping world of audio podcasts on RU-vid, today’s episode plunges into the turbulent waters of relationships, betrayal, and the quest for justice. Our story unfolds with a dramatic twist in the tale of a couple embroiled in a scandalous divorce. The husband, despite being financially well-off, finds himself on the losing end of a divorce decree that demands high spousal and child support payments, despite his wife's well-documented infidelity with multiple partners. The emotional and financial toll of the cheating scandals resonates through every aspect of his life.
Moreover, this episode sheds light on the personal growth experienced by individuals caught in the web of cheating spouses. It discusses the broader implications of relationships gone sour, where children and family dynamics are caught in the crossfire, leading to painful adjustments and realizations.
For those fascinated by the raw and real-life stories found in Reddit relationships and cheating scandals, this podcast episode offers a compelling blend of emotional storytelling and insightful discussion. It serves as a cathartic exploration for those navigating the aftermath of infidelity and the complex journey towards healing and closure, all set against the backdrop of a society that often glorifies revenge and retribution over reconciliation and forgiveness.
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@Catsclaw-ru6zw 23 дня назад

Any therapist who thinks an open relationship or marriage is good idea should have their license revoked & never be allowed to practice again. Robert's a damn fool he's setting himself up for heartbreak again.

@alihaydaryalnz6118 24 дня назад

Why would someone who failed the first time succeed on a second chance? It’s like choosing a path you thought would take you home, but it led you somewhere completely different. Thinking that taking the same path again will get you home is just like this 'second chance' idea. Onece cheater allways cheter.

@Educated_Guesser 26 дней назад

Why would anyone marry someone who needs to be seeing a therapist?

@RealCurrencies 26 дней назад

I like how in your stories both parties are telling their side of the story.

@lordhawkeye 27 дней назад

I am very familiar with the actual life story you created this from. Firstly there was never a "Jen" perspective. It was a reddit story by "Robert" with several updates over the span of months. Secondly you removed the intervention "Robert" 's sister, "Jen" 's sister and "Jen" 's mother had to keep "Robert" from cancelling the wedding. At this intervention "Jen" gave "Robert" the journal she had been keeping. Third when "Jen" lost the baby she had a complete mental breakdown, which was why she got a therapist and it was the fear of losing "Robert" that opened her to being manipulated. Fourth you failed to mention it was the therapist who was pushing for the open marriage. It is only after "Robert" replayed the recording at the intervention that got all the ladies to understand why "Robert" was cancelling the wedding and got them to preassure "Jen" into seeing a different therapist. In tje recording they note "Jen" never once actually said she wanted the open marriage. It was the therapist driving it foreword. Fifth the lawsuit, which included two other couples and their stories, was a success as the recording was proof beyond the he said she said of the therapist's actions in all this. She had her licence revoked. Sixth after reading the journal and mailing it back to her some time past "Robert" time to figure everything out. Eventually "Robert" was the one to reach out as "Jen" was respecting his demands for distance. Seventh when "Robert" confronted "Jen" if she had cheated she admitted she was offered a chance but declined. The throw away comment you made about the open marriage couple that was their friends, they made a pass at her, preassuring her to join them in a threesome but she declined. It was why "Jen" had been cutting that couple out of their lives prior to the therapist event. Eighth it was the Paris trip that got them back on actual speaking terms. "Robert" seeing the steps "Jen" was taking to return to who she was before the mental breakdown helped him realise "Jen" was as much a victim as he was, plus he too was now seeing a therapist, so he was open to small simple dates and going from there. His final update was three years later, they had gotten married, two daughters, currently fixing up a run down house they got cheap. "Jen" had quit the job to focus on the kids and being a good wife as she recognized the stress of the non-profit was starting her back down the road of her previous mental breakdown. "Robert" meanwhile was happy, even though life hit him with a crappy left hook, as the smiles of his ladies help him when depression came out. He then went on a decent "AITA" reply spree offering advice based on his experience. At some point during covid he deleted his reddit account. There are more details but this is what I recall off the top of my head.

@HearitStories 27 дней назад

Appreciate your lengthy comment. This basically is a story in a stories channel. Thanks.

@Brown_Buffalo 28 дней назад

I would be like Nope I’m out and leave.

@alihaydaryalnz6118 24 дня назад

Man, the stories are good, but constantly using words like 'right?' as if seeking approval is annoying.

@alihaydaryalnz6118 24 дня назад

Another SIMP story. In this woman’s bad decisions and choices, everyone but her is at fault: her friend is guilty, the therapist is guilty, even God is guilty, but she isn’t. The funny thing is that the doormat named Robert supports this.

@RealCurrencies 26 дней назад

I don't like cutting her out of his life without a very much needed conversation. Seems pretty obvious that she was at least partly manipulated by her therapist, and he's making the same mistake as so many men in these stories: he's expecting the woman to somehow be 'an adult' and 'reasonable', while she is, in fact, a woman, and capable of wild things simply because of that. It's not because she's bad, it's because she's a woman, and thus needs plenty mansplaining.

@johnstanley3468 26 дней назад

Who wants to married a weak minded fool she will get fooled into cheating next like do u have a mind of your own no way leave the 304 move on she damaged

@RealCurrencies 26 дней назад

I like they're trying. Indeed: relationships are messy, and the ambush was not really that bad, as said: she was at least manipulated by that shrink, and she hadn't strayed yet. He did well to immediately nuke it. Hiding the miscarriage was prolly worse, actually. But many relationships are built on illusions, and these crises and actually working on them, help spouses to become more real, more honest, shed rose glasses, taking each other for granted, learning about what relationships are actually about, other than the 'happy wife, happy life' kind of debilitating nonsense.