My Ex-wife Cheated on Me With My Golden Child Brother and Gave Birth to His Baby. Now, My Family...

[@DarkEinherjar]

I'm getting so many "DO THIS FOR DAN" vibes from the first story... but I loved the fact that they tried to sue for more alimony and ended up losing the one they already had, it was glorious.

[@ThickestSkull03]

Crap, I saw story too, and now all I can think of is “DO THIS FOR DAN”- Help 💀💀

[@waves2378]

Im surprised she wasn't forced to pay back all of the alimony that was given to her undr false pretenses.

[@Fluffykunn]

​@@waves2378I don't think this is in the US, but I doubt it. Most divorce laws from my understanding almost universally support women first. So even if she lied, the chances of her having to pay back anything is slim to none. It's stories like this that makes me want to get a prenup if I ever get married. In my mind if you cheat on me, I owe you nothing.

[@Zeromegas]

At least Dan do not stole OP's wife but both are still a bitches

[@nilracg]

​@@Fluffykunn Prenuptual agreements aren't worth the paper they're written on. They were, are, and will be overturned over the flimsiest excuse like your "partner" signed it under duress, you "manipulated" your patner, lacked thereof legal representation, etc. Nevermind you are fighting a uphill battle against a vindictive "partner" and a gynocentric kangaroonian family court.

[@numi8985]

"I'm not sure if I am right anymore" BTCH THEY TOOK YOU TO COURT AND LIED ABOUT YOU BEING ABUSIVE!!

[@dumbidea1007]

I'm assuming if you get beaten up all your life you just don't get what being normal is

[@f687sNFM]

its what happens when someone desperately wants their parents approval

[@josieegold6758]

Bruhh this story pissed me off... I don't feel bad for awful ppl no matter who they are

[@ThickestSkull03]

Dude knows he owes those apathetic douches nothing. And I’m glad he realized that.

[@twistedtub3966]

​@@dumbidea1007so very true, when everyone in your family treats you like crap, and gaslight you. It actually becomes the norm.

[@SpectralNapper]

"Im not sure if im right anymore" After all they did? No, you're right. That family is psycho level of narcissistic...

[@athrunmoza8996]

remember this "Repeat a lie often enough and it becomes the truth” - Joseph Goebbels, Nazi propagandist. even if they are wrong if they keep lying, you might waver. that was what they aimed for

[@plaguepug2091]

Family: *emotionally manipulates/abuses OP for his entire life* OP: “Fuck you guys go beg on the street” Also OP: “idk if this makes me the wrong one or what tbh”

[@ClappedYourdadzCheeks]

This story is fake rage bait.

[@UchuKejiMovan]

I cannot feel bad for this guy. They showed him who they were MANY TIMES and he not only didn't believe them BUT INVITED ONE OF THEM INTO HIS LIFE and even after the betrayal HE STILL DIDN'T BLOCK ANY OF THEM FROM BEING ABLE TO CONTACT HIM.

[@notlisztening9821]

None of these people can be real, right? Not even doormat op sounds like a real person

[@ElkiaStellar]

I hate it when the OP is very obviously in the right but they still question it like ''someone run me over with their car, microwaved my baby, skinned my wife alive and burned my house to the ground, AITA for getting angry?''

[@mikk.t.7824]

I cried laffing 😂 😏

[@aspiraal]

most of the cases when they are like this is because they are very insecure of being wrong for doing whatever they did even when its obvious they are right.

[@sosig6445]

@@aspiraal or rage baiting and fake

[@Bokesse]

Most of these story are fake writting by an ai bot

[@Hanzo1]

Average AITA post

[@crimsonstorm34]

Story 1: OP should've filed for a restraining order against his family. This is what happens when you don't stand up for yourself. He should've refuted those claims when he was in divorce court the first time. OP should probably be thinking of moving somewhere else and get a new start away from them.

[@joaop4585]

Exactly and in the end i was expecting the worst option there. He should ve called the police the second he saw them, but he couldnt bring himself to grow a pair

[@mastershifu-g2n]

He probebly still sees them as his family and doesnt want to hurt them but yeah he was being an idiot there​@@joaop4585

[@BrennaDraws]

The problem with being raised by and with bullies is it’s quickly knocked out of you to stand up for yourself. He was probably crushed his child wasn’t his and watching his whole world crumble.

[@ClappedYourdadzCheeks]

This story is fake rage bait.

[@goddessrick8734]

​@@joaop4585 Story is fake. Most the stories on this channel are.

[@juanhaines7295]

This poor man. Everyone important to him betrayed him on top them taking for all they could. He deserves so much better. Glad op got as even as possible.

[@thegeomastergaming6573]

The fact that he lost even a penny after that damn divorce let alone paying alimony to a child that isnt his is never not going to be one of the dumbest things to me

[@nhugh23]

Alimony is money to an ex spouse. Child support/maintenance is for children so he wasn't payingfor the kid.

[@ZenoDovahkiin]

Family court be like:

[@jamegumb7298]

@@nhugh23 Well, if thye are smart they can take him to court anyway. Just state that the original father that fulfilled a paternal role now has a lor more money. I have seen it work. It happens.

[@nhugh23]

@@jamegumb7298 he separated from her when she was pregnant and she remarried the bio dad immediately after so he never fulfilled a parental role so if off the hook.

[@triforceofpowa]

Thankfully when his ex took him to court again, she lost the alimony

[@triforceofpowa]

For the people that are baffled at why he feels guilty and he did something wrong, its because he was abused his whole life. As someone who has supremely toxic siblings, they make you feel like garbage, and blame you for everything. When people that are supposed to love always tell you that you're wrong, you start believing it. Dude needs some serious therapy. Cause what he has, isn't a family.

[@mrmisterman2874]

More people need to see this.

[@godnyx117]

Exactly! The OP has some issues he has to deal with. Given the fact of how he grew up, it's a miracle he ever managed to did all he did! Been sympathetic is very important in those cases!

[@AbdulAbukar-bx3qe]

Thanks man didn’t realize that

[@s3rlrules]

The first mistake the man made in the first story was not to screenshot those texts and sending them to your phone. Easy proof that they were cheating and in fact were trying to commit fraud. Would've won that case easily.

[@enriqueperezarce5485]

Could’ve been a no fault state, yea there are actual states like that

[@makato_yuki1523]

​@@enriqueperezarce5485typically in no fault states if you bring forth evidence of infidelity the state will usually rule in favor of the guy being cheated on. Literally all no fault means is you can go to the court for a divorce and they can't mandate a year of couple counseling.

[@tommyvercetti4687]

Wtf, she did parental fraud, so the man must pay child support while she live happily ever after with other man? Damn, I hope this story is fake. What a cruel person

[@juliakeler8234]

There are know cases with paternity fraud

[@sunsetfruitdude]

That's what some woman do. That's why people are pushing paternity fraud to be illegal

[@AECH_CH]

It is... this would've been provable pretty easily. OP also could've demanded back payment for his alemony

[@thematrix2661]

pretty common

[@sunsetfruitdude]

@@AECH_CH not everywhere. Even if it's proven the court will say that the guy took a fatherly role and must still pay child support

[@thegeomastergaming6573]

Cheating with your S/O's sibling id like the absolute worst form of disrespect

[@drawingdoritu]

Ive seen stories that have people cheating on their S/O’s parents. There was even this one story which I hope is fake where OP cheated on her loving husband while he was at work with HER OWN PARENTS.

[@theblackrosedaughter]

Homie in story 1 shoulda just rang the cops once he saw his family blocking his way into his own house after he won the court hearing. Never too late to be petty.

[@islajadepierre9060]

Calling the cops would not have been petty. These ppl are crazy and his brother even tried to assault him. People don’t seem to know what petty means anymore.

[@trevorsreya8277]

Remember, anyone who tells you to "be the bigger person" is telling you to be a complicit victim. As a wise man once told me: stop being a victim and start being a suspect.

[@Rairyuujin]

I’m so sick of people who have been betrayed by their families, giving them second and third chances. People tend not to change. What makes them think they’ll be any kinder or respectful to you when all they’ve done is treat you like trash your whole life? I’ll never get it. Family is not everything.

[@enowbeoebsorbfkodjsn]

EXACTLY!!!! im gonna be honest, it just pisses me off. with all they have done i wouldnt even consider them family. they are horrible people.

[@robbytheartist3997]

Right

[@DragonMedic20]

They didn't take her side in the divorce, they straight up lied to help her. He was abandoned.

[@alwaysright3943]

With family like these, OP doesn’t need enemies lmao.

[@thematrix2661]

He should call the police for harrasment and file a restraining order against them.

[@takidsage1515]

Wait wait wait hol up. So, they mistreated you growing up for years showing blatant favoritism towards your brother. After being estranged, they come back into your life only for your wife to cheat on you WITH YOUR BROTHER, know the truth and STILL LIE to you making you think the baby is yours, TAKE YOUR BROTHER’S side (the same one involved in an affair), make up false stories and statements about you in court during the divorce proceedings to add insult to injury, and you feel bad for not helping them? Am I reading that wrap sheet right? I’ll never understand the guilt some people feel when they were mistreated for so long. I don’t care if they are family, if they have consistently shown they don’t give a rats as about me, I have no remorse for you. That’s just wild man.

[@WeaponXSigma]

Telltales is not the OP and the OP probably doesn't have a KZbin account. I don't think you're going to get any answers for those questions bro. However I think the reason the first OP had temporarily felt guilty for not helping them after all that because he was mistreated for his whole life that at that time he didn't know what normalcy was. BUT did you listen to the updates to this before you made your comment?

[@takidsage1515]

@@WeaponXSigma First I’m well aware that Telltales is not the OP. When I make comments often times I used the pronoun “You” rhetorically as if I was addressing OP. My comments are very rarely directed towards the uploader, and if they are, I specify that. And I also know the original OP is likely never to read my comments. My comments are my thoughts and feelings after listening to the story, my thoughts about the situation, my feelings about it, my thoughts towards OP, everyone involved, ect. I think you took what I said more literal than it was intended. And 9 times out of 10 if I ask questions they aren’t meant to receive an answer. They are rhetorical meant to prove a point or a line of thinking more often than not. And yes, I listened to all the updates and I know that he didn’t follow through with supporting his former family which he had every right not to nor should he have. They abused and disrespected him in so many ways and on the deepest and most painful levels. They have no respect for him nor any concern for him. The only ones they are concerned for are themselves. After all of the crap he went through at their hands, especially after being lied to about the baby, and lied about by his own family in court, it is wild to me personally at that point in his life that he still felt guilty about turning them down. After everything OP said he went through, at that point I’d have no qualms leaving them to fend for themselves.

[@dusksunsetio6042]

Some people who are broken mentally or emotionally tend to feel guilty for defending themselves

[@takidsage1515]

@@dusksunsetio6042 well i guess that makes sense. After being manipulated and gaslit it makes sense to second guess yourself. Still is wild to me tho. OP went through a lot of shit. And his family literally showed 0 love, respect or concern for him. I’d hate their guts if I was in his shoes. I hate their guts just from listening to this story tbh lol

[@dreamersparadise2217]

​@takidsage1515 when you have been through at lot of pschological, emotional abuse there are people who still wish to please the abusers as they still want some connection and want to please just to finally get the approval they have been seeking.

[@twistedumbrella7537]

Yeah this guy has been heavily conditioned by this toxic family, they literally lied in court to screw him over, and he still feels bad for not helping them.

[@nathanjennings1388]

In the first story, OP isn't the AH for not giving them money. He's the AH for even considering it and feeling guilty in the first place.

[@Lqg7379]

Answer why he felt guilty is because of the manipulation and the gaslighting the guy experienced

[@nathanjennings1388]

@Lqg7379 some people feel personally responsible for others even when they shouldn't which can cause them to feel guilty when they feel like they're shirking, or avoiding, the thing they feel they are responsible for (even if they aren't responsible). His family probably knew he felt responsible when he shouldn't and they took advantage of his feelings.

[@flexjohnson18]

He's worse on himself than anyone because how on earth did they have the absolute audacity!

[@redline49]

The biggest victim in story 2 has gotta be the stepdaughter... Stuck with her mother who just keeps making the same bad decisions, a biological father who hates being a father and neglects her, and now she's lost her step-father, the one man in her life who did right by her, because of her mom. That's a girl who's gonna grow up hating her mother.

[@shalini6939]

I feel so bad for the op in the 1st story. Hope you get actually happiness and a true family in the future.

[@Shoyro]

First story reminds me of the infamous "Do It For Dan" saga, but it's actually worse than that. In the Dan Story, It was the SIL who was the most delusional and entitled. Dan and the parents actually changed their tune and might be able to have some kind of civil interaction like regular people. SIL cheated on Dan, so that's why I say that. In this story, OH GOD!!! The brother was seen as the successful one and deserves everything, blamed OP for the affair, and parents doubled down on their favorite, and not the one who is successful by having a career.

[@rocker10039]

Bro took one of the biggest L's and still kind of won out in the end, hopefully he recovers from the trauma as well

[@itweeb4765]

Never let people threaten you into giving them money by filing a lawsuit. Getting sued sucks, but there's no guarantee of them ever going away if you just give them money. The advantage of court is that the final judgement they issue will be a finite amount. If you give in, they will just come right back and threaten the same thing.

[@abhi7936]

That poor child. We should have license for having kids.

[@hippodondozer4393]

I appreciate the fact that op in story 1 was not just the scorched Earth guy who just wanted to get revenge. He sounded like he didn't want to have to fight back against them and still in the end managed to stay calm and collected. I feel as though this was handled near perfectly.

[@tommyvercetti4687]

This story writer must be masochistic person. I refuse to believe that all of those people exists 😂

[@jgrAnimations23]

7 billion people on the planet

[@WeaponXSigma]

As much as I want to envy your naivety to the tragic fact that people like this do exist, I can't for the life of me do so. Wake up to reality Mr Vercetti. This isn't the Matrix and we're living in the Sodom & Gomorrah 2.0 timeline. A very fucked up timeline at that.

[@Lqg7379]

8 billion*​@@jgrAnimations23

[@aldolibreri791]

For those of you questioning why he still had to pay when the kid was not his. Alimony =/= child support. Child support goes to the child. Alimony is for the former spouse. Alimony is applied when one spouse is unemployed or just makes a significantly less amount of money than the other spouse. Which in this situation, the ex-wife was unemployed. So depending on the state (assuming this is in the USA), he would have to pay her no matter what. So he is not actually paying child support.

[@DairyCat]

I never really understood why parents have "golden children". Maybe it's some sort of psychopathy, I couldn't imagine favouring one kid over the other THAT much.

[@dawgyo]

The AUDACITY of the brother to go to his house, apologise for treating op bad but also said hes sorry that hes inherently better than OP. LMAO i would have slammed the door so fast and hard in his face if my brother said that to me.

[@ajuric4606]

In story 1 OP should have taken a single bill from his wallet and throw it at them with smug face saying that is all they will be getting from him. Then call the police and file for TRO, sell the house and move to another address

[@jameslyons6655]

Story one. OP is a doormat. How they can repeatedly crap on him and he still feels guilty for not paying for the mistreatment is a head scratcher. If those creatures had asked me for help I would have laughed, apologized, had them ask again and laugh harder.

[@orumonuldor1340]

Abuse victims can be like that. They're indoctrinated for years into believing they deserve it. However, there is a sad fact that people do this to each other for either petty or no reason at all.

[@CyeOutsider]

OP isn't a doormat. They got nothing from him and lost everything in the end. Him feeling guilty just means he's a decent person, despite all that's happened to him.

[@tiduswordplayer]

@@orumonuldor1340this is why men don’t talk about they’re abuse unlike women they RARELY get support cause asshats call them weak or doormat cause he dosen’t “man up” and do everything right immediately it’s a real shame

[@greasybumpkin1661]

Story 1: LOL the brother saying "I'm just inherently better than you" jfc

[@Lqg7379]

Yet bro is still living with his parents ☠️

[@Xrk-krx]

That's crazy ​@@Lqg7379

[@i-am-goose8428]

My god that poor man. I just want to give him a big hug

[@derekc2425]

this guy needs therapy, seriously. "I feel guilty for not helping out my family after they basically stole a huge amount of money from me"

[@SlyFox-d5r]

He should get a restraining order for his ex brother and parents because theses dumb ah won’t stop.

[@abbottschorsch2056]

The "I decided not to help them out." made me yell 'YESSSSS".

[@TheShadowSentinel]

Story 2: how OP managed to lose his own home to his cheating wife? He should've file for divorce right after he caught her cheating.

[@C.G.Gaster]

Probably cause she was involved with a law firm she had ins and outs on how to get around cheating, or a prenup.

[@zachary6425]

​@@C.G.Gasteryup in this world it's who you know and who you blow.

[@C.G.Gaster]

@zacharyturner6425 That's why I'm imo, You always look into prenuptials regardless of money status. And make sure to have a judge look it over if you can. I know nothing on the law so idk if that's possible

[@mrmisterman2874]

“You’re angry that I stole your girl and that I’m more loved than you?! How dare you?! Now, I’m DEMANDING you give me your money!” Getting an attitude, because the person you ruined is rightfully resentful from your actions, is absolutely psychotic. I’m more scared than pissed.

[@treevenewson]

Story 2: a perfect example of a beaten and broken man. He needs to work on himself.

[@Novacaineee.]

If the brother ever texted him, I can think like about the "BOO! Did i scare you, I am a job application"

[@demonbye19]

Story 1 when they were standing infront of the house i would have been like: "you know what you are right you never treated me like family because you guys are trash but i guess i am better then you so i will give you one last thing once you are at home i will send it" and then just show everything they did online /to their friends and family to everyone

[@arhael3594]

"First mistake". Introducing his wife to his parents and brother is not a mistake by any merit.

[@deadmcsteve6681]

S2- NEVER date a single mom. 9/10 times she’s the issue

[@Hanzo1]

100% I knew what the story would be from time he mentioned he was with a single mother

[@KarmaTube5]

This is sad. He got screwed so hard and the family that supported someone not even related to ruin his life. They are all trash

[@dragoncaos7098]

To the writer that made this story up: You can't have a story with cheating in an at-fault state aswell as an affair baby with the court ruling like this.

[@Karen-uq3jy]

It's also an incredibly efficient court system!!

[@Thediscombobulatedtippytipson]

which story

[@Karen-uq3jy]

@@Thediscombobulatedtippytipson the 1st

[@Notoriouscj1]

Ty

[@sirsurnamethefirstofhisnam7986]

I don’t think it took place in the USA

[@joaopais244]

The first story is of absolute disgusting behaviour on the family. Like they are all despicable human beings. I feel bad for the baby being raised with such low life's. But honestly, OP was in the right all along and did things perfectly but I suggest one step further and put a restraining order on all of them. Maybe they won't try to contact you anymore, or maybe they will. I wish OP all the very best in life

[@OrdinatorSeldro]

This is why being single is better.

[@timon6759]

The baby daddy could make a serious business out of loyalty-testing women for men, but sadly, his lack of morality has stopped him from achieving this unknown potential.

[@happilyevernever4289]

Loyalty testing ? You mean being the other man? It takes two to cheat

[@beezelsub]

Taking money to test a woman's loyalty​@@happilyevernever4289

[@timon6759]

@happilyevernever4289 a loyalty test is when someone tries to initiate am affair only to gather evidence for the SO that would be cheated on so that he doesn't go through with a marriage. The tester usually ghosts the person he's testing and doesn't sleep with them

[@ricshaffer4009]

And he went to see his family again 😂😅😂😅😂😅...what a doormat

[@FF2K24]

ex-wife was terrible tho [no offense]

[@respecttheweirdness.2144]

All offense*

[@FL0UTED]

*infinite offense

[@ChaosKing69]

Guilty? Are serious? Ruin your life your marriage and still you feel guilty for not helping those horrible people COMMON SENSE

[@BigWhite1996]

“I was a doormat to my cruel wife/family, am I the asshole for not continuing to be a doormat?”

[@nsb4life2411]

First of all they LIED during a COURT session abt you being abusive which has to be a felong or some shii. ur ex WIFE cheats on you with your brother, lies abt it being your baby for MONTHS and then they take him and her side?? then they beg you for money?? you ABSOLUTELY did the right thing saying no. the AUDACITY is willld

[@Sashowebs]

Woah the fact that iam definitely more invested into these stories than my whole ass life 🕳️👩🏻‍🦯

[@kgunitkeese17]

Truthfully, OP, what you should’ve done is sue her and the family for defamation and perjury during the divorce case. The last thing you finish doing is file a restraining order against them.

[@deathbunny32]

He should sue and file a restraining order

[@Xaturnn]

When he said he felt guilty about not sharing money with his family i lost my marbles

[@Lufsixq]

If I was the OP in the 1st story Id get a restraining order for everyone of them. Then Id show up at where ever they are to make them have to leave.

[@damariuswingfield2144]

Dude was raised by sociopaths. But our boy came out on top!

[@drifter139]

OP, refuse any and all contact regardless of who it is. if they persist, look into getting a cease and desist sent to them all with threats of legal action attached to really stick it to them. also look into proving your ex's lawyer and everyone that sided with her lying and see if you can prove it because if that lawyer knowingly lied, they committed perjury which can have their license revoked

[@Madman34537]

The woman in the second story would rather kill her baby than take responsibility. That is next level f’d up

[@Safetyman64]

What the Hell is Happening right now.

[@colinrose9436]

They think you’re an ATM, gives them nothing, block them on everything and go zero contact.

[@SweetTea2]

I hate cheaters

[@CrazyK9Time]

It sucks that good people are often so worried about being bad, they're dragging him and he still has remorse

[@nereus2929]

Story 2: Say whatever you want but OP at that point deserved everything that happened to him, he cause his wife with another man and forgives her, she keeps talking with him and he calls it abuse, he did it to himself.

[@kellysorensen1419]

NTA! Their actions have consequences! They're still not getting it? Go no contact!

[@gaurdiangaming4603]

Sometimes alittle street justice is required to teach people. How wrong they are for abusing and taking advantage of people. Golden boy in a 6 foot hole might get the nessage across very clearly. Make them second guess and maybe even Regret their choices. Parents realize how their horrible choices created a monster. Girl probably realize she should have never tried to lie and manipulate. Once things start having permanent consequences.

[@Danielito9320]

It's disgusting for his parents to tell the OP to join the celebration of his ex being with his brother.

[@truthknowledge7915]

This story doesn't seem true to me for 2 glaring reasons. If his ex wife remarried then he wouldn't have to pay alimony and 2 if there was no reports of abuse in police reports and he had proof that she was cheating and the context of the text messages would've proven fraud on her part and intentional malice. No matter what the parents could've said, those text messages would made all that null and void. BUT......... On the off chance this is real then the O.P. might be getting treated like this because he may be the affair child and the mother and father treat him as a mistake. Secondly there this thing called a restraining order for the parents, brother, and ex wife.

[@RanchoSantaAnadelChino]

Humans often don't see female ♀ humans as people. Instead easily manipulated like work oxen 🐂. So they don't see them as having the autonomy required to be evil. So take their side, even if it makes 0 sense.

[@noice-x7u]

God, I wish sometimes these stories from reddit reveal the OP's identity so that we could support them and reveal the horrible people's identity so that we could harass them😩

[@Xrk-krx]

Defamation and harrasment filed case we cant but ppl can track them and know

[@serenitea2435]

I love how the brother is like, "You're a jealous loser who'll never amount to anything." Meanwhile, he has a high paying job, got promoted has his own roof over his head, and has supported himself apparently since college... and Golden boy here is unemployed, living with his parents, and broke. Yeah, sure. Keep talking. Maybe instead of hounding your brother, and straight up harrassing him, find a damn job.

[@gregorywilks1036]

Nope.....after the divorce my message would've told them and my ex .....from this point on if you come by my house again you all or i will have to leave the country.

[@jackmehr7740]

Hope that first story’s OP’s parents enjoy a nice refreshing glass smoothie, as a family ofc.

[@Red3yeX]

This is some peak AI story.

[@bluesnake1713]

Funny how families tend to say what's shameful, yet never think what they've done is full of shame by their choices.

[@CharleyOlivesss]

I have to say he is the dummy to allow his family back into his life if they we're so horrible ignore them move on be amicable on the phone but never bring them to your home you are a complete fool and sorta got what you wanted for allowing them to return

[@TheRenegadeStarr]

4 grown adults in a house they can’t afford??? wtf are they all doing??? I wouldn’t have even met up with them. Call the cops. They want your money. Not you. And block them online

[@timdreamz3686]

Can u make more golden child story I love ittt🤩

[@joshschave6376]

You could file against slander and harassment against your family and ex

[@Buldogg345]

Some, if not most of these Reddit stories are fake or some kind of creative writing. BUT, even if this is the case, these situations where a woman's words can destroy a good man's life and reputation are far from uncommon. Most women can't even fathom how much power their words have, sometimes even more so than their actions. And they still wonder why are we done with dating and marriage? "Never sign a contract when the other party gets rewarded for breaking it," is a really popular motto nowadays. I know this is something like the red or black pill mentality or whatever the term is, but, unfortunately, marriage is not worth it. And if you think otherwise, sorry, I might judge you deep inside, but I'd still like to know your opinion.

[@numair3091]

I am amazed to find someone who shares the same opinion on marriage as me. Right on the mark my man

[@kathleenbradley7142]

omg the first family. He needs to block them all asap! christ, what a bunch of awful people

[@ceremians]

I'm nearly 100% sure that the first story is fake. Because I genuinely can't imagine why the wife cheated on the OP. Like absolutely no reason at all.

[@Matt-wf6gw]

For me it the alimony a judge normally won’t give alimony for being married for only 2 years

[@sigururulfsson537]

It's horror stories like this that solidify my decision to forsake love and romance altogether. Loyalty is very hard to find anymore.

[@arcadius3257]

Story 1 : This is all his own fault, Stop going back to/keeping contact with f*cking abusers. If they wont leave you alone then get a restraining order.

[@KarmaTube5]

You didn’t pay attention. He did multiple times and one of them mainly being the brother shows up to his house unannounced.

[@arcadius3257]

@@KarmaTube5 I did pay attention. I recommend you do the same and actually pay better attention to the first half of the story. It took awhile before he decided to do the smart thing.

[@smorphous8928]

The fact they tried to lie to the court saying Op abused the same wife who cheated on him with his brother is appalling. If anything Op can sue them for slander, emotional abuse, threatening, and downright harassment.

[@alwaysright3943]

My god, if this was rage beat, congrats, I got pretty worked up lol.

[@maxxh5331]

Story 1: OP should file a restraining order against those narcissists! All the evidence stacked against them is enough to issue one.

[@Chrisindapurplehouse]

He should retroactively get the money he paid in alimony back.

[@numi8985]

maybe you I don't know ask the police to restrict them from contacting you??

[@chiranjeevinaidu3660]

these stories make you feel extremely fortunate to have a loving and supportive family.

[@houseplant1016]

Wait, why does he have to pay alimony for a child that isn't his?

[@otakugamer4450]

That's child support. Ali.ony is spousal support. He had to pay because his family lied on him which is why it was removed after every thing they said was disproved

[@bruh-br4wo]

thats just how the system is

[@scpfoundation8376]

Umm, you don’t pay alimony for a child, you pay it to the spouse your divorcing if the court sides with the spouse. Since OPs shxtty family lied on her behalf, he has to pay alimony. He ISNT paying CHILD SUPPORT.

[@nimamoradi2779]

Alimony is for the wife not child but yes thats how system work. Government say if you do not pay alimony I should pay her support so pay up bucko

[@justafangirl7984]

wouldn't alimony stop if your spouse remarry?

[@JuanSanchez-rv9xy]

Last🤠

[@IllDawgable]

He should file a restraining order against his family and ex

[@StorytimeHaven3979]

I'm getting so many "DO THIS FOR DAN" vibes from the first story... but I loved the fact that they tried to sue for more alimony and ended up losing the one they already had, it was glorious.

[@syd_ney3731]

Nice story 1 but 14:23 the seeing as how they're broke they should make a run for it😂😂 made my day

[@Mepo924]

In the first story what he should have done was go into his house get a few pennys and give it to them

[@babydawley]

“It just feels like I’m being used?” You ARE being used my man. Get away from them. Forever.