VIOLENT OVER HER INFERTILITY, SHE WAS HIT WITH A PESTLE THEN EVERYTHING CHANGES

Join us on a gripping journey through Amanda's life, marked by domestic violence and resilience. Witness her transformation from victim to survivor as she navigates through challenges with her mother-in-law, Mrs. Ben, and her relationship with Alex. Explore the complexities of trauma, personal growth, and the power of forging a new path. Share your insights and thoughts in the comments below, and don't forget to like and subscribe for more impactful stories like Amanda's.
WHAT TO EXPECT IN THE STORY
In Amanda's story, you can expect to delve into themes of domestic violence, resilience, strained family dynamics, and personal growth. Witness Amanda's journey as she faces challenges with her mother-in-law's expectations, grapples with her relationship with her husband, Alex, and ultimately finds the strength to stand up for herself. Experience the highs and lows as Amanda navigates through difficult situations, confronts her fears, and emerges as a beacon of hope for others. Through Amanda's story, explore the complexities of trauma and the transformative power of resilience and self-discovery.
RELEVANT KEYWORDS
Domestic violence, Resilience, Family dynamics, Mother-in-law, Relationship challenges, Personal growth, Struggle, Healing, Trauma, Strength, Support group, Court hearing, Justice, New beginnings, Self-discovery
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2:14 to Mrs
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[@cwisdomijioma4363]

I really enjoy listening to your stories because I see in your scenario that you are not preaching forgiveness and it is very nice to experience it. we must involve justice in many cases in which we find ourselves. We cannot ignore justice because of forgiveness.⚖⚖⚖

[@Talesbychikah]

I really appreciate you

[@GetrudeYawson]

Thumbs up for Amanda. Many young ladies are in this family war. In fact Amanda keep it up and encourage others in your shoes. As for Mrs Ben, please have a heart for others, what if this happened to your daughter. Kudos writer.

[@Talesbychikah]

Amanda is the strongest, there's is a lot of Mrs Ben out there

[@merleharvey2841]

I believe that if they worked together their relationship would have grown stronger. With God everything is possible.

[@Talesbychikah]

You are definitely right, thank you for watching

[@nkechidouglas5541]

Dey play. The dude watched his mum repeatedly abuse his wife without once defending her. What do you think emboldened his mother to the point of attacking her so viciously? He's as complicit as his mother is (if not more so, because he was supposed to defend his wife and his home, and he didn't) in his wife's ordeal. That marriage is dead. She did the best thing by laying it to rest.

[@londonmason6129]

Some relationships aren’t meant to work out. If you need to leave, then leave. No need to stay in a partnership that clearly isn’t working or making anyone happy

[@jamespeters2513]

Well it the first commonsense story I have listen since I am watching a story with domestic abuse we need to hair more of these type of african story well done

[@Talesbychikah]

Thanks a lot, I appreciate you

[@JudySama-ki3ex]

Good story. I wish most african mother in laws should learn from this

[@Talesbychikah]

They are a lot, thank you for watching

[@fatimaturay1719]

Part 2 watching from USA 🇺🇸

[@Talesbychikah]

Thank you for watching, I'll consider it

[@unoswartbooi]

A really beautiful story 🎉🎉🎉

[@Talesbychikah]

Glad you think so... Thanks a lot

[@jillbibbs8610]

Wow❗ I'm glad she won her case, and the demon in law is in jail❗👍⭐⭐⭐⭐👍keep up the good work ❗👍👍🥇⭐ God bless 😊❗

[@ojiugoboardman1367]

Beautiful Stories.

[@Talesbychikah]

Glad you like them! Thanks you for your content comment, I notice and am grateful... I appreciate you.

[@yprimrose]

I don't think the would have been able to work through their issues together because her husband doesn't have clear boundaries with his mother and possibly other family members. He needs to understood that he can love his mother, but as a married man he no longer needs her to guide him through every issue of life because he now has a partner to do it with. I understand her need to have the man she is with to stand up protect and fight for her. If she doesn't have it I understand why she id looking for it. Plus I was a woman discarded because I couldn't have childrens. Years later I finally had one without any special medical circumstances, but as an older mother I was once again todsed aside due to my age. I would advise her to pray about it leaving, but I wouldn't come right out and tell her to leave. Violence is not the key, but patient is loving and kind, which is the key to success.

[@Talesbychikah]

Thank you so much for your input, sending you love and light 💖

[@NormaWilson-cn2qi]

Alex is a mama's boy incognito. He is a shameless man who did not defend his wife fully. Its best for her to move on. Staying in the marriage would always be a reminder of how she suffered.

[@Talesbychikah]

Exactly, Alex is definitely a Mama's boy

[@Mercysfolktales]

Lovely one 🎉🎉🎉🎉, will never enter a relationship or marriage where am not accepted, that’s my no one red flag

[@Talesbychikah]

You are definitely right sis

[@eunellaferguson8403]

I think the separation was for the best, Alex’s mother wasn’t going to forgive her no matter how long it took especially with no babies. She should have pleaded with the court to be easy with the judgement

[@jannetthaukson3717]

I like the story

[@Talesbychikah]

Thanks a lot, I appreciate you

[@donnettebrown3507]

I like this story some mother in laws are bad mean while some mother in law are very welcoming and loving

[@Talesbychikah]

You are definitely right.... Thank you for watching.

[@MunaAbbas.]

What right do you have to put your hands on someone’s child.

[@FolktalesbyLynda]

All in the name of marriage... What kind of MIL is this.. God sha know that that MIL will collect. Two things are involved here, it's either that MIL never steps foot into that home after her release or the marriage is over. This kind of woman will even push her son to marry another woman

[@Talesbychikah]

This your comment made me laugh so loud, she must collect two by two 😂😂😂😂 put elder aside ,😂😂😂😂

[@charleneboyce2449]

Amanda should have just take sometime but ptsd is real. He did not defend her. 😢

[@Talesbychikah]

He didn't at all, thank you for watching.

[@jannetthaukson3717]

🇬🇭 🇬🇭 🇬🇭

[@nkechidouglas5541]

I should think it would mean the end of the marriage. How can she in good conscience continue cohabiting with the man whose mother she sent to jail? It's what it is. I'm glad the abusive MIL got her comeuppance, but it's a bit much to expect that the marriage can survive such a blow. The Yoruba say: we don't go to court as adversaries and return as friends.

[@Talesbychikah]

You're definitely right, guess that's why the marriage ended. Thank you for watching.

[@AndreaBrown-q9h]

Why is the music playing so loud smh

[@Talesbychikah]

Thank you for watching

[@Talesbychikah]

I'll adjust it, sorry about that

[@mrmoneyrichandicetwin9835]

Part2 part3 part4 part 5

[@annemariecharlesedmund5653]

Good story but the bandages keep moving from one arm to the next .Try to keep with the script

[@Talesbychikah]

Good observation, thank you for your input.

[@Kingsspeaks]

I like the story but playing the music is not really neede It took the Interest of the store, to make it worst the music is loud.

[@Talesbychikah]

Sorry about that, will adjust the music

[@julieannkinghorn3795]

Is there a next part

[@Talesbychikah]

Thank you for watching, this is the end

[@nikeakinsuyi6688]

Yes it was essential

[@Talesbychikah]

I appreciate you 🙏

[@CrochetWitFayth]

❤

[@Talesbychikah]

I appreciate you

[@Yetunde-nd3jf]

First to comment 😂😂

[@Talesbychikah]

🥰🥰

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Abeg na nonsense not interesting