"I Called Him ‘Too Broke to Be a Real Husband’ - I Didn’t Expect Him to Leave and Never Come Back"

[@shawnjacobs6797]

It's not that we men settle for less or become content in mediocrity. We just know that nothing that comes easily is worth having. Things cost money and money takes time to make

[@jamesferguson536]

If you can't afford to be the "person you were meant to be," you don't know who you are.

[@JerryLynch-yt5fg]

Ah, she monkey branched with him. Settled and used him to stabilize her money problems, and truly she didn’t love him. He actually saw it coming and knew it could blow up. So, she was disrespected him, dreaming of grandeur and then her influencers! Lying, hiding finances and cheating are the #1 marriage breaker. Stop the picture floating! It causes balance issues in some people.

[@robzienert7492]

The picture movement is SUPER ANNOYING!!!

[@nachtwaya8721]

Definitely does not add anything positive to the experience.

[@slackerman9758]

I was having trouble barfing, but that movement really helped.

[@Karlos1234ify]

Ladies, never kick a man while he’s down.

[@RobHellfire666]

Women are always surprised to learn, men actually do have feelings. 🤨

[@AdelaideGuy1968]

They don't care if men have feelings

[@RobHellfire666]

@AdelaideGuy1968 Exactly 💯

[@erikaenander5374]

Well. She’s about as despicable as they come. She new $$$ was not a major motivation for him, knew he could be quite content with a very simple life, agreed to marry him because he was steady and safe, and then allowed herself to despise him because he was steady and safe. Plus, he wasn’t shallow enough to be jealous of others’ good fortune. He is admirable. She is vile.

[@markymarknj]

She redeemed herself. She started working overtime to earn extra money; she started budgeting; she started cooking at home more; and so on. She and Anthony agreed to be better.

[@jamesmoore3694]

i am surprised that strong independent feminist women have not tried to have you removed for the truth and comedy of your tales of woe, and dispare......................smiles to all from mt hood

[@markymarknj]

FOR REAL!

[@squadfathercrypto]

Not a bad story. Believable and mostly even-handed.

[@sidvicious3129]

She finally got the real message here, you temporarily got what you wanted, but you almost lost what you had.

[@robertdahammer4850]

wow...finally a story that didn't end in divorce.

[@scanerocity1]

THAT WAS AN AMAZING STORY. This is the kind of story that a lot of "I don't need a man" should listen and learn.

[@markymarknj]

Am I the only one who knows that Instagram and Facebook are just HIGHLIGHTS of one's life? Am I the only one who knows that people are only going to put their best foot forward on social media?

[@PandaJohns]

the man have made a mistake reconciling. he knew no better. he knew no experience to recognize hes just a tool to drag her out from the mess. later she'd revenge for what *shame* he made her feel.

[@nachtwaya8721]

Good to see a woman who finally understands.

[@hawkeyepierce7035]

“He didn’t mind that my credit cards were maxed out.” Ding ding ding! That tells you that everything you need to know. Right from the start, she was looking for some rich guy to support her because she’s too financially irresponsible to support herself.

[@davidnash8208]

Some people are determined to honor their wedding vows.

[@nachtwaya8721]

And some just want to burn down the world

[@yadonegoofed1427]

I just love a happy ending!

[@bloodalpha1170]

He was being sensible saying we have to live within our means. She said and I quote.It's not like I wanted to blow all OUR money translation. I wanted to blow all our money and put us in debt.How dare you say no But this guy is a simp SHE WILL DO IT AGAIN

[@markymarknj]

That was GOOD! Thanks for posting this.

[@JusticeNinetails]

this is a movie script aint no way he just forgives her like that I wouldn't even if she meant it and the fact she had another guy on her mind yeah no

[@deliveryguy7402]

You've never been in love.

[@liquidmetal3955]

Her life unraveled and she went almost broke in just 3 week 🙃

[@Karlos1234ify]

There’s always consequences for your actions

[@BeenNoticing]

What garbage. Anthony is going to regret taking this dingbat back.

[@balltonge79]

Why? Marriage is not a cake-walk

[@BeenNoticing]

@balltonge79 Because she does not respect him, and he does not respect himself, which is going to make her respect him less, which will make him respect himself even less. This marriage is broken and doomed and should have ended in divorce.

[@balltonge79]

@BeenNoticing Well, seems she is willing to change he behavior. He does need to stay grounded if she revert to old habits. Marriage is a life long commitment that requires adjustments from both spouses. He should have known about her habits before marrying her. If he allowed it and still marry, who is at fault. These stores never provide the whole picture... Otherwise it would be too long.

[@ImACarbonCopy]

Please go back to the old screensaver these new screensavers are not good

[@allandunlop6750]

How many times can you put your (feelings) above your spouse’s

[@benjaminabdu7810]

People who just reserve themselves for you are the ones that love you My dad has a lot of money thanks to that ,,,. He worked and built a life revenue that holds everything even his grandchildren

[@stornowayscotland]

Thanks for the story

[@TechnoMageB5]

Comparing yourself to what others _appear_ to have is the worst way to gauge your life by. For one, it's likely not even true. While some people are truly affluent, many who put on an affluent show are borrowing against their future - a debt that's more difficult to repay than most people realize. For another, it's one sided. For a true reflection, you can't just look at things that are better, you also have to take a thorough look at things that are worse. Do the latter long enough and you might even have an epiphany. At one time my wife thought our life was going bad - bills piling up while I was underemployed, discovering the problems with our first son was autism, etc. - then she watched a few episodes of Jerry Springer. After that, she was like, my life is JUST FINE! Lol. It reminded her she had a loving family, a place to sleep and food on the table so her and the kids never went hungry. We just celebrated our 27th wedding anniversary. We've been broke, we've been affluent (I earned six figures for a decade) and everything in between, but we never lost faith in each other or sight of our goals in life. Both our boys are adults now. The autistic one is conversant and about as self sufficient as a 7 year old - and we plan on getting him more help soon. The other one is in the trades and doing well, might even out earn his old man when he reaches Journeyman and can do a side business. I consider us proof of what's possible when you stay the course and never give up on each other. Nothing good comes easy - but it's well worth earning.

[@balltonge79]

Both are somewhat at fault, more on her side. They were not a match. He was stingy and she overspent. She was more at fault due to lack of communication and looking at social media as a roadmap for life.

[@davidnash8208]

It's not stingy to live within your means.

[@balltonge79]

@davidnash8208 Based on the story his only was saving for later. That is not necessarily bad, but there's got to be a balance. Why saving all for retirement? To pay medical bills?

[@davidnash8208]

@ Given the horrendous financial liabilities health issues can incur in the US it certainly makes sense to save for eventualities.

[@allandunlop6750]

All because of being selfish. The envy and jealousy of the others Irresponsible spending is the largest leader to resentment and divorce

[@shawnjacobs6797]

The girls dumbfounded, blank stare is annoying

[@malcolmPheonix2007]

Bottom line they rushed into the marriage & both of them were not well established to handle a real marriage & yes u should never settle

[@PandaJohns]

сидела женщина, скучала.