“Monogamy is hard” dude no it isn’t 😂 I’m in an accidentally monogamous relationship because we are too lazy to date other people.
@squirrel67011 ай бұрын
The thought is if you think monogamy is hard then poly isn't the answer
@amemooress629111 ай бұрын
@@squirrel670oooooooo. I love that saying.
@drewthistlethwaite890911 ай бұрын
@@squirrel670literally. Poly am os wild. When you open shit, how strong you are then is as strong as you’ll ever be is another phrase I stand by
@squirrel67011 ай бұрын
@@drewthistlethwaite8909 yeah, it's not a bandaid to fix any relationship already broken.
@SherlocksLeftNipple11 ай бұрын
Story 2: I have never hoped someone beat cancer more in my goddamn life. OP deserves so, so, so much more than they thought they did at the start of this story. They are not a "filler person", they're a deeply traumatized human being, who deserves to go make real friends, real family, and find real love, which will give back as much as OP gives to them and help them feel seen and cared for. They deserve to value themselves higher than this, and to be ANGRY at their shitty parents and shitty friends and craptastic husband. They deserve to fucking LIVE. Dear God, let this OP live. And I hope they heal, and rage, and cry, and see the world after they've kicked cancer's ass. Godspeed, OP.
@Mia-dt3gl11 ай бұрын
I want to give Story 2’s OP a hug. Her parents don’t love her, her husband doesn’t love her, and most of her friends don’t care about her wellbeing. No wonder she doesn’t tell more people about her diagnosis.
@kaykay885511 ай бұрын
It breaks my heart that no one in op’s life: not her parents who are supposed to love you unconditionally, not her husband her chosen family, who ran to his ex, gave a crap about op.
@DrewLSsix11 ай бұрын
It's hard to listen to, partly because I can identify with what she's gone through, but also because I suspect so much of it is self inflicted. She didn't choose her shitty parents, and she didn't shooter the baggage they gave her, but at this point in life she's obviously very aware of what's wrong, she's bitter and suffering as shown by her comments and the way she chooses to share information. But she's doing nothing about any of it she carries the burden of a disinterested husband like its a paying job, she keeps the *friends* that don't respect her in the picture, she doesn't even TRY do get more from life. That's a horrible thing to go through.
@GBunnyG11 ай бұрын
I want to be her friend. Because JESUS.
@kaykay885511 ай бұрын
@@DrewLSsix it’s hard to make yourself a priority when no one else has. She learned from a young age that she wasn’t important, that mindset carried on into her adulthood it’s not self inflicted if you were conditioned to think that way.
@TitianBelle11 ай бұрын
I hope she survives her cancer and then finds the strength to leave her crappy husband. That guy is a selfish jerk. I seriously doubt he’s going to see his ex girlfriend for “closure”. It doesn’t sound like he wants closure to me.
@Ars-Nova25811 ай бұрын
“Cheating makes relationships stronger.” “Shoplifting makes businesses more successful.” “HIV makes the body stronger.”
@saltwatertaffy70209 ай бұрын
👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
@sharyebethancourt366011 ай бұрын
The casual mention of OPs husband having a whole ass other love?! And that OP wouldn’t inspire that much emotion in her husband is so sad. I want OP to want better. Get you a man that doesn’t need to be dragged down the aisle, only to avoid embarrassing the family. Also, get you a man who thinks of _you_ as the love of their life.
@thePhoenixQueen11 ай бұрын
Love how she called out the misogynistic thoughts and behavior when it comes to sex.
@jakemarie82811 ай бұрын
I think that OP2's husband is contributing to OP's lack of sense of self. Plus, the way she was raised conditioned her to accept last place in everything. I hope she finds new people who see value in her. It's obvious just from her post that she is creative and interesting. I hope she pulls through ❤
@johnbradbury861011 ай бұрын
Shes 34, and she has spent too long allowing people to walk all over her. Once she knew the truth about her husband she should have never stayed with him. She does seem interesting, but constant self-pity doesn't help a thing.
@jakemarie82811 ай бұрын
@@johnbradbury8610 self-pitty and low self-esteem are different. Shaming her for not standing up for herself is like shaming a Brazilian for not knowing Chinese. If they were never taught it, they won't know the language. Childhood trauma is not something you just shake off, reparenting can take decades and that's assuming the person even realizes something is wrong. It seems like this situation woke OP up in a good way.
@ronhall539511 ай бұрын
Story 1, she knew he was never going to allow her to sleep around. He does not want the divorce or the open marriage. So he will never make a decision.
@juliearmfield263411 ай бұрын
Yeah she was just leveling the playing field and he didn't didn't like the rules to that new game
@catandrobbyflores11 ай бұрын
@juliearmfield2634 have to respect her shiny spine for laying it out.
@juliearmfield263411 ай бұрын
@@catandrobbyflores oh yeah definitely I definitely respect her shiny spine. Way too many people go along with it when someone cheats and try and save the sinking ship by emptying out the water with a Dixie cup
@lynnw71556 ай бұрын
It was a dumb ultimatum. I don't think you can just throw "open marriage" into an existing marriage. Just divorce him.
@MinisterManDan2 ай бұрын
@@lynnw7155he made it clear he can’t be monogamous. She offered to let him keep living his lifestyle but allowing her to do the same, or divorce. He picked neither so he got the divorce. If you cheat, what you’re saying is you can’t be monogamous. If your partner is willing to meet you halfway there, you should feel lucky
@gcarr108911 ай бұрын
Last story - 😭😭😭😭 I just hope the husband's soul mate gives OPs husband the "let's just be friends" speech.
@madambutterfly199711 ай бұрын
Finally somebody else who gets that sex is not as vital to a person's well-being as food is. you are not going to die from a deficiency of sex. if anything, a deficiency of sexual intimacy will just put you on the edge and give you a bad attitude that didn't exist prior. There's nothing life-threatening about not having sex
@83gemm11 ай бұрын
Not anywhere near as important as food, but it does cause some health issues. The thing is, you can treat those issues. It’s mostly heart disease risk (they think from lost exercise, so that’s an easy fix) and mental health issues which can be addressed in therapy. If you know you can’t go without sex, you need to be upfront about that. Discuss open relationships from the start. Cheating and the lying that goes with it aren’t excused by any of it. EDIT: Also, I hate the phrase “give me sex.” It’s so clear that a person who says that doesn’t see their partner as a person.
@Bkgksan62511 ай бұрын
@@83gemmThere is absolutely no scientific evidence that sex is vital for health. In fact people who are asexual and abstain from sex have been shown to be more healthier than their counterparts. There are benefits to having sex but opposite is not true. Not having sex doesn’t make you unhealthy. 🤷♀️
@enerioffutt188111 ай бұрын
If, for whatever reason, you really feel the need for an orgasm or are incredibly horny, just take care of it yourself.
@gordocarbo11 ай бұрын
@@Bkgksan625 Exactly.Its over rated anyway, Same lawn cut a different way I could take it or leave, the bs you have to deal with most times isnt worth it anyways Its not a big deal
@sadtitties22211 ай бұрын
Story 2: I've never hated someone's husband more than I despise OP's (hopefully soon to be ex) husband. I mean, damn, this dude was just waiting for the go ahead to chase after his "true love". 🙄 This absolute goon is going to get a huge wake up call when he eventually realizes that who he's been pining for is not what he thought he wanted. I genuinely hope OP can heal from this! 💕
@LotusBloom030911 ай бұрын
Story 2: As someone who had MS for five years before it was finally diagnosed, there is something so validating about a diagnosis, even if it is an incurable disease. It’s not that she is happy she has cancer. She is just so happy to have a concrete explanation for the symptoms she is feeling.
@RedFreaderd11 ай бұрын
I totally agree. Knowing you're not crazy and having an answer to whatever that pain is or nausea or whatever is just wrong with you that you can't freaking take a picture of or point to. It can be relieving. Answers matter a lot.
@nondisclosure392011 ай бұрын
It's like everyone in her life gas lights her on the regular. Nancy sounds like a boss though
@katie673111 ай бұрын
It's _astounding_ how quickly doctors label someone as attention-seeking, drug-seeking, and/or mentally ill when they don't feel like helping a patient figure out what's actually going on in their body. Blaming the patient is a catch-all excuse when a doctor gives up. The doctors who *don't* do this are rare and precious. I'm so sorry that you have to deal with something as life-changing as MS. If you can get physical therapy that includes pool therapy in a warm pool, I *highly* recommend it. Getting the weight off of the body in the water, along with the warmth of the pool seeping in to relax angry tissues is an amazing feeling. The water provides enough resistance to help re-build muscle, allow more movement, and enhance flexibility. I definitely understand the relief and validation because of _finally_ getting an answer. Keep an eye out for other autoimmune diseases . . .they tend to hang out in packs, like highschoolers clustering around the most popular kids. My body hates me, so I've gone through the same thing, too. I started with a Crohn's diagnosis (after fighting to get the doctor to take me seriously), and have added diagnoses of Raynaud's, psoriasis, and some kind of immune-mediated connective tissue disease that my rheumatologist can't figure out. The docs think I also have Lupus and Sjogren's. I also have endometriosis and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome--along with it's frequent co-morbidities: GERD, gastroperesis, and probably POTS. The Ehlers-Danlos has caused so many problems, including dislocations that have led to muscle spasms and significant nerve damage. But, just having names to call my chronic illnesses has made a _hugely_ positive impact on my mental health, the way my healthcare team relates to me, and the quality of care I've received since. Part of me wants to send out letters chastising every doctor who told me ghat everything was in my head, that I was "too healthy" to see them, who asked if my symptoms were because I had a "bad" marriage (hubs is amazing, and loves me despite our lives not going as planned; plus, if he hadn't insisted on taking me to the ER when I've hesitated, several of my infections could have led to a rather final outcome), or that I just needed to smile more (yeah, that one was rough). Everyone I know who has been through the years-long fight with the medical establishment for a diagnosis has a similar reaction. We're not alone. Sending you gentle hugs and extra spoons, if you want them. 💙🫂🥄🥄🥄
@elizabethescalante811411 ай бұрын
It's adorable how some idiots think that sex is as essential as food, water or air. To quote one of the Happy Bunny sayings: "It's cute how stupid you are" 😂 (Being sarcastic.)
@Tijggie8211 ай бұрын
it's not really that cute for the person they think should give it to them....
@elizabethescalante811411 ай бұрын
@@Tijggie82 I know. I was being sarcastic.
@tigernotwoods91411 ай бұрын
It is. People need sex. It’s a literal need. Not as much as food or water but pretty close.
@elizabethescalante811411 ай бұрын
@@tigernotwoods914 Hahaha! 🤣🤣🤣 You're funny.
@Tijggie8211 ай бұрын
@@tigernotwoods914 you have hands, no?
@holyek789211 ай бұрын
The last story. It's so sad, but if she has lung cancer she can do anything she wants. She can go on a rampage. She can do anything free from horrible long lasting consequences.
@johnbradbury861011 ай бұрын
Lung cancer is not a death sentence. especially if treated early.
@mercyjokes2d69611 ай бұрын
I'd be building Kill-Dozer and planning my grand exit stage left! (Check out the true crime story of Kill-Dozer.…)
@tideio11 ай бұрын
@@johnbradbury8610yes! A relative of mine had stage 3 lung cancer and she’s been in remission for 5 years. I’m hoping praying to whatever out there that op beats cancer and hopefully divorces her husband. I read that post on Reddit yesterday night and was just crying for op, and I’m crying typing this I just want to huge her
@johnbradbury861011 ай бұрын
@@tideio I wish you and your relative the best. If Op is going to beat it she can't just go on a rampage.
@llcdrdndgrbd11 ай бұрын
By no means is this girl definitely dying
@SCP0198611 ай бұрын
Once a cheater, always a cheater. Get your alimony and go!
@Davtwan11 ай бұрын
I do like her methods of going towards the divorce (even though he’ll probably lie his ass off to others).
@tigernotwoods91411 ай бұрын
Alimony shouldn’t even exist.
@LilFeralGangrel11 ай бұрын
i disagree, i think they can change but they won't for the person they are cheating on
@johnbradbury861011 ай бұрын
@@tigernotwoods914 No it should not.
@johnbradbury861011 ай бұрын
@@Davtwan She is a shitty mother if she thinks it's a good idea to have two parents sleeping around. her line about getting pregnant and either aborting it or giving it to the dad makes her sound like a sociopath. I feel bad for the children for having two shitty parents.
@Rogue-bt4wp11 ай бұрын
Story 2: What...in...the..hell did I just hear??? Why in the world is this OP married to that jackass??
@marilynbartlett185011 ай бұрын
That's what men do. My mother got nsclc, stage 3B, and my stepdad went right out and had an affair. He'd leave her alone on the couch and go meet his mistress 2 hours away and my mother couldn't even get up by herself. Once he left her and she fell in the bathroom and a neighbor came to check on her and found her. He used to call her while she was in hospice to make her set up his medical appointments; he was virtually helpless. I was living almost four hours away and had two toddlers when all this was going on and found out after the fact. He married the mistress less than 60 days after my mother died; her gravestone hadn't even been placed yet. He tried breaking up my marriage so I'd be forced to move where he was and bring my children with me and take care of him. So yeah.
@tideio11 ай бұрын
@@marilynbartlett1850why do an overwhelming amount of men do this?!
@nondisclosure392011 ай бұрын
@@marilynbartlett1850Jesus! What pos, I'm sorry for you and your mother ❤
@nondisclosure392011 ай бұрын
Further to what @marilymbartlett1850 said, there are pamphlets especially for married woman about divorce in the waiting rooms of cancer specialists. Statistically, women are ver likely to stay and look after their partners until the end. Men, unfortunately tend to leave or cheat. Societies gender roles have a lot to answer for!
@Rogue-bt4wp11 ай бұрын
@@marilynbartlett1850 my God that is awful, I am so sorry that you had to deal with that. I'm so sorry your mother had to go through that. Did your father ever show any remorse?
@EluneAnzu11 ай бұрын
Story 2: I hope the husbands ex is unaware of what happens and finds out after OP leaves him and then ditches him too because the dude is a shitbag. Seriously though, either she's aware that the husband is a PoS and is fine with it and they're likely both not great people, or she's unaware and if she's anything resembling a decent person she's going to drop him hard and never talk to him again when she finds out he's ditching his wife with cancer to hit her up.
@nondisclosure392011 ай бұрын
Everyone seems to be assuming that ex will want to get back with him. We don't know anything about the content of his conversation with her. He could just be glowing cos they've talked and they're meeting up. I hope she's horrified that he's discussing their past when now married with a family. I also think he's so self absorbed he won't think twice about telling her his wife's diagnosis. If she's still interested then then she's as crappy a person as he is
@MrArielK11 ай бұрын
Op wants to leave husband, not the other way around. Ex left husband over incompatible life-style, they won’t be back together. Most people do have “the one that got away” but that doesn’t mean you don’t love/care about your current partner
@PlasticBluVentRabbit11 ай бұрын
“My husband’s soulmate” Oh, sweetheart, you poor wounded doe, life has not been kind. The sheer fact that even then you’re not talking about yourself… fuck, man, i know it’s overplayed on Reddit hut honestly, what benefit are you really getting with people that barely consider you? And the damn lung cancer still doesn’t end up making people properly care about her Leaving it all behind and just finding a new life with whatever amount of time she has left seems better in comparison.
@oliviaksiag616311 ай бұрын
OP in that last story is just depression personified. I hope we get an update on how much her life improves now that she's figured out how messed up it is, and I really hope she beats the cancer into the ground.
@smarttechaddict11 ай бұрын
The illness story. I had the same but different lung condition. After being called a hypochondriac to be told I wasn't faking was a relief. Now i knew what was wrong I could face it. She did nothing wrong. My ex left too, life is easier without him and the illness together.
@Tsuki_Itsubi11 ай бұрын
Story 2 is one of the most upsetting stories ive ever heard that didnt involve a predator. As someone who often feels like a meaningless prop in the background, my heart goes out to OP. I wish her the best in her recovery, i hope she can cut the leeches out of her life and find the people who can see her value with every interaction. OP if you see this, you arent alone, never stop fighting to see a brighter sunrise
@taylorslade96111 ай бұрын
The way everyone in this thread is talking about sex is concerning. Sex is not a need. It's a fun thing to do but def not a need. Everyone needs to stop viewing sex that way and situations like this are much less likely.
@anhiel_amg11 ай бұрын
I feel so much like the second OP, I want to hug her
@kazzuo3211 ай бұрын
#2. I want to see and update in the next couple of months from Op I hope she gets well and start making a bucket list and find people that genuinely cares about her.
@KJ-sp9jq11 ай бұрын
Markee is hitting all the feels lately. S2 on this video and the previous one are just heart breaking. Reminds you how short life really is.
@SwirlyPinwheel11 ай бұрын
You know what? I hope OP's husband's "soulmate" is a genuinely good person and disgusted by how he's been treating his WIFE.
@samalvarez877611 ай бұрын
Can someone please tell me how "cheating makes the relationship stronger" bs? Does anyone actually know the logic behind this statement?
@AAAAYYEE211 ай бұрын
Story 2: I hope OP leaves her husband and friends and go love life to the fullest. My heart goes out to her ❤
@YellaBellaReno11 ай бұрын
Woah. I am glad that second OP is in some real therapy. She sounds… very dissociated. I honestly can relate to her in some ways, and I’m sorry she’s had such a rough go of things. Some of us are just dealt a bad hand, and I’m glad I came to that conclusion in my teens and not in my thirties… although my thirties have been VERY enlightening.
@Goldenxbih11 ай бұрын
The second story is even more depressing Oml. Her husband is in love with is ex, she just needs to get therapy and figure out her life atp. Update: yeah nevermind…. I just feel sad for op :(
@NiMissNi11 ай бұрын
I'm happy you made a second video because the first one was depressing
@Markee11 ай бұрын
Do not listen to the second story then lmao
@11darkraven1111 ай бұрын
@@Markee D:
@NiMissNi11 ай бұрын
@@Markee How would I know it was depressing without listening to it? Lol
@nondisclosure392011 ай бұрын
@@LostSoulchild89he said it after the poster commented about the content of this video. That's not forewarning, that's telling someone to close the barn doors after the horses have bolted
@Fireprincess16111 ай бұрын
As someone who took YEARS to get a diagnosis for a simple fracture (it became an infected bone and mild blood poisoning) I feel OP in story 2. Mine's not as bad as hers, I get that. But still the day I got a doctor to listen to me, and I got a diagnosis I was giddy. Even the 'we might need to admit you to hospital' was good news.
@sgtjarhead9911 ай бұрын
OP choose wisely. Opening the marriage will not take away the fact that you've been betrayed.
@taylorlibby764211 ай бұрын
Once you've reached the point of ultimatums it's time to leave.
@patty-pat-pat11 ай бұрын
For real. She sat there writing up rules for him to cheat and her having an imaginary boyfriend next to her husband. Girl, please, it's embarrassing!
@peepoteep36511 ай бұрын
@@patty-pat-patI was devastatingly embarrassed for her
@patty-pat-pat11 ай бұрын
@@peepoteep365 she recovered quite well though! In the end she came back to her senses.
@deballen703111 ай бұрын
Oh lord, wtf? That last post was the saddest, most awful thing I've ever heard. Completely heartbreaking. 😭
@Iflie11 ай бұрын
Ex you haven't seen in many years breaks a leg, sad for a year, wife has lungcancer right now, well make me dinner, birthday, what birthday?
@SherriLyle80s11 ай бұрын
This is silly. Just divorce. He already broke the first rules (your vows). He won't keep up with these new rules either.
@draconisdragonheart424811 ай бұрын
Story 2: I hope OP finds someone who loves her and dumps her husband who is better off with his EX.
@filliaa366111 ай бұрын
Finally someone said it. Ethical non-monogamy also needs as much effort, thats why people cheat.
@suitov11 ай бұрын
OP2, get that guy who's technically your spouse to turn on location. We all just want to talk with him for a minute.
@phantomflower674911 ай бұрын
I don't get why cheaters want to stay in their relationship with their SO, when it's so obviously they don't respect them or think they satisfy their selfish needs. A divorce/break up should be ideal for them! That means no sneaking around, sleep with whoever you want, do what you want with no consequences...but they still want to 'make it work' because they're oh so sorry and don't want to lose their SO. Once that line has been crossed there's no such thing as going back. Even if they do try again and stick together the trust is no longer there. The love has been significantly damaged...Who'd want to be in a relationship like that? It would be better for both parties if they just go their separate ways!
@ergotempusvernum11 ай бұрын
I've been in OP 2's shoes before (minus the cancer bit) and there is a certain point when you have to stop being a perpetual victim ("filler person") and just be awesome on your own. Sounds like she's getting there.
@andreavanhoof60475 ай бұрын
Story 2: NTA; but your friends and husband are for being dismissive towards you and taking you for granted!
@andreavanhoof60475 ай бұрын
Story 2: Divorce your husband now; he does not love you because if he did then he would not have been an hour late to the wedding!
@thomasjoseph587611 ай бұрын
I thought the vows were an ultimatum. Forsake all others or divorce. If you don't want or can't do monogamy, then don't get married.
@alexanderhenby136211 ай бұрын
You can be married and nonmonogamous, that just has to be determined and agreed by both
@kaykay885511 ай бұрын
@@alexanderhenby1362but the thing is op and her stbx aren’t poly (or at the very least stbx is poly and didn’t disclose). Hubby just wants an excuse to cheat.
@Broeckchen11 ай бұрын
@@kaykay8855Yes. But the comment at the top sounds very generalized, so that's why the comment you're replying to addresses that part. It's not aimed at the specific case of the video. This may simply be an issue of semantics/understanding, in that the first comment can be read generally or in regards to the video. The commenter before you read it one way, you read it a different way. I doubt that you actually fully disagree with each other when it comes to the case in question.
@thomasjoseph587611 ай бұрын
@@Broeckchen Why get married which is a monogamous "thing" if you aren't going to practice monogamy??? Legally, you and ONLY be married to one other person, thus if you aren't going to be monogamous, marriage is NOT for you. It doesn't matter what context it is in.
@thomasjoseph587611 ай бұрын
@@alexanderhenby1362 Yes, it is called "Cheating".
@KE-hr4sb11 ай бұрын
S2 OP needs to move into a new circle of people. Her family, and even worse, her *husband* doesn't care about her? Her "friends" aren't her friends, and her colleagues forget her birthday but conveniently remember she's there when they want help moving? Ghost them all and find your people, cause they ain't it. I'm sorry, the love of your husband's life is referring to another woman, not you? Why are you with him knowing you're (at the very least) second best? And pushing him to reconnect is asking for him to cheat on her with you. You need some rage, OP. Flip a few tables.
@kimholland482211 ай бұрын
Story 2. I knew a ghost person. I didn't know that was what she was called. When I met her I liked her and we became friend it wasn't until we had been friend's for a while that I realized how people used her and didn't really see her. It was different to help her gain confidence and see her self worth. And get other's to see that she is a real person with feelings not just some one to use and then ignore. She just accepted it, it was normal for her. 😢Op I wish I could give you a a huge hug sending you love peace and happiness. 💜😘🤗
@maxinemyers921511 ай бұрын
Prayers for OP 2 and I hope for healing and love in her life🙏💙 Her husband is a pile of crap!!! Thanks Markee💐
@devegas491011 ай бұрын
Story 2: I’m really rooting for op to either recover and tell everyone in her life aside from Nancy and the few that actually cared about her to go screw themselves and she lives the rest of her life happy and loved. Or should that not happen, I hope that makes them all personal videos to recount how they’ve treated her and tricks them into watching them with an audience
@heatheraucoin583211 ай бұрын
S2- I hate that she’s not loved. Not by her family or husband. As bad as it sounds, but the diagnosis of her condition has open her eyes to show her that she has a lot to live for and now she’s taking back her life. I hope she divorces her husband, only bc if she does go far far away, she’ll go without his last name attached to her. I bet him seeing his, “One that got away” isn’t the same person he fell in love with and they have grown into two different people. What a POS the husband is.
@zerobolt950611 ай бұрын
That last story...I just have no words 😕, i cannot be the only one sad now after hearing it, man Markee's got to feel so much worse for having had read it.
@maurer3d11 ай бұрын
Story 1 (before update): Just divorce and take all you can, he has already shown that he will not follow the rules (vows). Your children will be far happier if you leave him and get into a healthy relationship. Staying together "for the kids" is not healthy for anyone. Story 1 (update): Good for you, divorce and then living your best life is the best revenge.
@juliearmfield263411 ай бұрын
Yeah I kind of think she knew from the start it was going to be divorced but I kind of think she wanted to let him sweat being miserable for a while. I hope that little cashier was worth it
@britnicox392911 ай бұрын
1: that one comment about libido and how it can be ruined by men not taking time is SO real. I’m glad she 2: god this story…I hope she decides that it’s better to be lonely ALONE than lonely with other people. The fact that she feels normal alone and with strangers but gets pushed to the back with people who know and are supposed to love her is heartbreaking. I want to be her friend and hug her, I want to strangle her husband, I want smack some sense into her family until they do better. Him being so happy to reach out to his ex and treating HER better after it just made it worse. These people just take from her and it makes me SO angry how they’ve cared so little about her. It’s cruel. She better go to that flower festival, live her absolute best life, and leave these awful people
@ruddiko11 ай бұрын
Last story was brutal. I'm hoping so hard OP lives to dump her shitty husband, all her relatives and friends and starts anew, hopefully with someone that can make her what she deserves to be, the center of his world 😢
@MrsKatieninja11 ай бұрын
Wife is cold blooded. If no kids were involved id say good, teach him a lesson. But with kids id say just get the divorce maaaaaan.....
@Ayimii11 ай бұрын
Omg story 2 has made me realize something. I have been isolating myself horribly for the past 3 years. I've divorced my husband after I have been miserable with him for so long. I've lost friends, I don't go out anymore. I don't know why I don't enjoy anything. I just feel tired. I've been prioritizing everyone else in my life and I've been draining myself. I don't know how to make relationships with people normally. I never feel the need for help, or to complain but everyone vents to me about everything and it honestly never bothers me. Nothing ever bothers me. People need to feel needed to have any type of relationship with someone. I emotionally never need anyone. How do I change this? I'm already tired, now I have to pretend to vent to people about annoyances and ask people for things when I would rather just get it done myself? I don't have to be in control, and if I need help I don't mind asking, but it's for physical things. Where do I even start?
@devchekhov751211 ай бұрын
Story 2: I have never felt so broken hearing that story. My mom is recovering from cancer and my dad has been there for her every step of the way, but $50 says OP's husband will leave her when the going gets tough during chemo, because she's not "useful" to him anymore. OP, protect yourself from your husband financially in preparation for divorce, and all the good luck to be had for your treatment. May you have many more happy, fulfilling years than you can imagine.
@nondisclosure392011 ай бұрын
You're dad unfortunately is in the minority of husbands so he's a frigging legend in my book. You and your family are lucky to have him. Glad your mum is recovering ❤
@rebeccahayward960711 ай бұрын
Story 2: "the love of his life got into a car accident-" Me: "Wait, OP was in a car accident as well?!" :O *continues listening* Me: "hang on..." *listening more intently* Me: "His wife ISN'T the love of his life?!" Jesus. Poor OP has been let down by basically everyone in her life. My heart is hurting for her :(. I hope she beats cancer and leaves all those deadbeats behind.
@kaykay885511 ай бұрын
The op from story 2…just… oof…I felt that.
@needles19879 ай бұрын
OP's husband should have just chosen the open relationship if he wanted to stay with her.
@memyselfandi778211 ай бұрын
Op in story 2: so proud of you❤🥺😭 keep trying, you’re doing great
@kevinclark49511 ай бұрын
why is op in story 2 with her husband? she knows shes second best to another woman amd he was going to leave her at the alter and she still married him?
@devegas491011 ай бұрын
Story 1: she read the entire Hetero male population for filth. And I loved every second of it. As for her divorce, I hope that in the near future, op meets a man who is everything her husband wasn’t. Plus as handsome as Shemar Moore or Roman Reigns and rich. Let it tear him up inside to see her happy, thriving, and being romanced by someone he couldn’t compete with for even the love of one thousand women.
@kateemma2211 ай бұрын
I have so many issues with EVERYONE (except Nancy, we love Nancy!) in OP2's life. 'The love of my husband's life almost died...' me, a bit slow: You were in an accident to... wait a f*king minute.
@starlaaster5234 ай бұрын
Lady who is dying NTA. Its not unusual for people who were called hypochondriac and lazy to be really happy to get a diagnosis no matter how mad that diagnosis is. As for the husband it can be really hard on the spouse. Let him bring you soup or something on bad days. Let him bring you flowers or stuffed animal. There are special hoodies that have zippers on the arms so you can get an iv without removing the jacket. Ask him to buy it for you.
@k3upikachu11 ай бұрын
I don't know any women who have low libidos... I personally want to have sex every day because my boyfriend is very good at making sure I'm satisfied. Putting the entire load of housework on women and/or not caring about our pleasure will kill our sex drive. If your female partner loses interest in sex, and it's not for a medical reason, think about whether one of those factors might be the cause
@ponchopeligroso11 ай бұрын
I want to aggressively be OP number twos friend. I’m baking them cookies I’m texting them every day her husband is an honest to God monster he’s a monster and I would love to be able to scream at him for three hours. How dare he find this broken person to make his fucking place holder that’s disgusting I want to yell at that man so badly, I want to make him cry, and I could.
@soCyberWasTaken11 ай бұрын
Love the big Jack O'Lantern for Spooktober. Great work as always, Markee!
@tamicablanding11 ай бұрын
I hope OP in story 2 divorces her husband and let’s the neighbors help her. Tell his family they should have let him run on the wedding day because he never loved her but is still to this day in love with his ex.
@lina95354 ай бұрын
...Hold up. Story 2. OP has a husband.. what's with the "love of his life" that's a whole other person?
@ammo1991111 ай бұрын
Story 1 around 11:40; damn, this was a perfect explanation of my ex girlfriend in my last relationship, I kept giving her chances. Now the guy she supposedly didnt cheat with is also single 😅
@nothereyetlost10 ай бұрын
It’s crazy how women are blamed for not giving enough sex like something is wrong with HER but not the guy for needing an UNGODLY amount of sex that the woman would have to lie on her back 24/7. we know a woman needs to eat and sleep and shower but somehow she’s also supposed to give sex 24/7 like that is normal.
@Enriquez222210 ай бұрын
Yup, but also expect her to do everything. So she’s tired and she gotta look after him on top of everything
@michaelwoods36519 ай бұрын
Story 2- very sad. Why would she marry a man who doesn’t love her. I mean, he’s more upset about the exes car accident! Wow!
@fufufuaru11 ай бұрын
freakin hell story 2 made me tear up, no wonder so many people commented about it instead of story 1
@tiffa8086 ай бұрын
23:28 I hope she gets to see that flower festival.😢 26:47 I bet money his 'soul mate' probably doesn't even see him.
@AAAforshort11 ай бұрын
I honestly feel so upset after the 2nd story. I hate her parents, her husband, her trash friends. Only her therapist, that sweet lady she's going to the flower festival with because I'm rooting for her sm to make that festival - I want op to be happy so bad.
@meiimacca40549 ай бұрын
Thats what happens when tou forgive a cheater, never reconcile even for kids.
@gilles11111 ай бұрын
12:55 "cheating makes a marriage stronger", to say that kind of things you are A. a narcissist not able to see what you do to your partner or B. a child parroting TikTok videos.
@andreavanhoof60475 ай бұрын
Story 1: Divorce your husband now!
@sher199311 ай бұрын
I hope for your recovery. I’m sorry that people in your life have emotionally abandoned your needs. Why are you with your husband? Please explore this with your therapist. You are worth more than what he offers you. You may be seeking out emotionally unavailable people because it validates external and internal feelings of unworthiness. Take this opportunity to allow and embrace your needs
@lina95354 ай бұрын
Story 1: OP was a doormat the first time she forgave him for cheating and gave him another chance. As for the broken home thing for the kids, the home was already broken. It broke the second he cheated the first time. Also, it's been studied, and reported from people who found themself in that position, that "staying together for the kids" does more harm than it does good. Kids pick up on that stuff, and it's better to just divorce, for the kids. Also, I'm just laughing at the "kids are messy by nature". No they're not. Toddlers are messy. The 7 year old I can give a pass, but not the 10 year old. It's about rules and boundaries. They've clearly been influenced by the dad.
@janenorwood161411 ай бұрын
The OP from story 1 needs to have a chat with the OP in story 2...smh. She's accepted being second or third in her relationships
@cynthiaappleton466811 ай бұрын
I had to skip over the open marriage one, WTF!!!!
@brianaschmidt91011 ай бұрын
When you break a bone, the bone doesn't grow back stronger than ever. The professional you hire to fix your bone makes it grow back in a similar way, but the bone will never be whole again. That is what people fail to realize about the whole "cheating makes a relationship stronger" bs. You've fundamentally changed that relationship, and only proper time, and healing will keep the relationship together. But it will never be the exact same again. Cheating doesn't make a relationship stronger. What I'm thinking is some aholes cheated on their partner, and through this, both learned they made major mistakes and work through it and learning to communicate better. You cheating is just the volcano blowing it's top finally. And i say this as someone who supports poly relationships. It's not the sleeping with others (though many people do have that limitation). It's the lying, hiding, and sexual intimacy with another that's the issue. It's the forcing your partner into an open relationship because you didn't want to be tied to one person anymore. It's the disrespect you show towards your partner. And im just as tired of the line "asking for an open relationship just means they want to cheat" as i am of the aholes who are the reason that line exists. Sorry, i don't know where that rant came from
@meiimacca40549 ай бұрын
Jesus christ anf she still married him?! S2????
@heatheraucoin583211 ай бұрын
I love the Halloween background
@wildfyah11 ай бұрын
Story 2... ma'am. Omg stop making excuses for everyone around you. Please 😢
@ShelleyJolly6 ай бұрын
I am the same.I feel liked for what I do for people not for wo I am.
@americasteam211211 ай бұрын
Op is stupid for for forgiving him the first time and then coming up with some bullshit for them to stay together. Good thing she decided to divorce but I bet she will go back to him.
@MoonlightBelladonna11 ай бұрын
Story 1, jesus christ just get a divorce lol. He's cheated on you once and will probably do the same thing again.
@rasheedabasheer40468 ай бұрын
Story2: what a pathetic excuse of a husband!
@sophdog256411 ай бұрын
2 markee videos in an hour??? Is it my birthday???
@tartlynerdy11 ай бұрын
📣 GET A DIVORCE. Cheating does not make relationships stronger. Whoever says that BS is extremely delusional or they're with a doormat that forgave their betrayal and somehow they now believe that exception should apply to all couples. I'm glad op isn't really entertaining an open marriage but what if he actually called op's bluff? op would have dated and slept with other men and all the while getting crap for cheating on the husband when he knew this marriage opened up because he couldn't keep his own dick in his pants. This open marriage crap would be more traumatic on the kids vs just ripping that bandage off and splitting up. I know op sees it as trying to save the marriage but I don't know if the kids will look at it that way. Very few see ultimatums as a means of working things out since ultimatums are basically it's my way or no way. All op can do is control the narrative before he starts making up stories to paint himself as a victim. Nothing is beneath a cheater once they realize they can't go back to the way things used to be. Additionally I don't understand why people say monogamy is hard. Like it isn't hard or stressful juggling multiple romantic and sexual partners? You're spending so much time and money and effort to keep everyone involved in a polyamory happy, satisfied and taken care of. If you're trying to keep your partners secret from each other that's almost triple the effort and so much time spend lying to everyone. I don't get why people grossly underestimate how much work polyamory is emotionally and financially, lol. Story 2 - what's with everyone in this story? Ofc op is feeling vindicated after finally getting a proper diagnosis after so long of being dismissed and practically gas lit to believe there was nothing wrong. Also. what does op see in this marriage. It sounds like op was just a rebound as he clearly didn't get over the other woman. He won't cook for himself? Wow what a catch 🙄. I'm proud that op is finally choosing herself. I hope she gets divorced.
@tigernotwoods91411 ай бұрын
Wow. He never made a single threat. People are weird.
@kevinspacey532511 ай бұрын
If there was a dead bedroom in story 1 he should have talked to her or divorced her 1st.
@pippo1717311 ай бұрын
Why bother with ultimatum. Im glad the update she threw that out but still, dont bother with the cheaters.
@jay2thaudy11 ай бұрын
Story 2 was distressing
@catsncrows11 ай бұрын
S1 opening the marriage won't work because my completely not researched but knowing human nature opinion is that people who cheat do it for the thrill. If that's the case here she's taking away his adrenaline rush which is addictive
@maurer3d11 ай бұрын
Story 2: You need a better therapist (assuming you have been seeing your present on for a while already). None of the feelings you have are normal or healthy. It is one thing to be happy that you have a diagnosis and can now get proper treatment, but "doing everything on your own" is not sustainable especially if you have to get chemo.
@mweathers7911 ай бұрын
Wow. OP is a boss and husband should take the OM and count his lucky stars.
@agentzapdos496011 ай бұрын
1:24 I'm pretty sure she meant HER family, unless this story takes place in Alabama.