My husband posted my body online without my permission, now he’s going to jail for 30 years
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- Опубліковано 31 тра 2024
- My husband posted my body online without my permission, now he’s going to jail for 30 years
0:00 Story 1
15:11 Story 2
author: u/brokenhearted-temp and throwra2982
#reddit #redditupdate #redditrelationship
Story 1: Her ex husband is actually evil and it’s not shocking that he was fueled by envy. Envious people are insane because they would rather neglect their own lives just to take you down for experiencing some ounce of success (I’m not even joking it could be you choosing the smile rather than cry every second of the day). Glad she got out and justice is served.
I just heard the first story the other day. Husband is a monster.
Saying that the gays are being shoved down your throat is pretty fucking gay
Bro isn't getting canceled. He's not important enough to get canceled.
Story 2: those who hate OP are probably homophobic or the same as her Ex.
Nothing a Conservative Fears More than to Be Judged by the Content of their Character, and by that Alone.
@@reillycurran8508 nothing a lib fears more than the recennt ped0-punishment bills that are being proposed
My money says the first one takes place in Turkey or Indonesia, predominantly muslim but Hijabs not being compulsory either legally or socially fits those two most closely.
Edit: Christ on a Stick everyon mad at OP in S2 needs to touch grass! No, keeping a homophobe away from potentially gay children is not cancel culture, and no, someone does not deserve to be publicly shamed for not realizing that someone who was working hard to wear a mask was in fact wearing a mask
Well, she did say "facing corporal punishment" so that narrows it down to Indonesia.
It is cancel culture. His beliefs are not homophobic. Literally no one is irrational afraid of gay ppl. Ridiculous word 'homophobic' 🙄 He doesn't have to agree that gay is ok with him. Him not wanting to associate with gay people is his choice.
It bl...dy isnt, and i think you are misunderstanding the meaning of the word homophobe, gay people have been attacked literally and physically for a long time by homophobes, there is no room for hate like that anywhere and the guy was a teacher who probably made gay kids feel scared, god you people make me angry!
@@ann-mariemeurs952 I agree
@@ann-mariemeurs952Not wanting to associate with gay people is indeed homophobic. Phobias are more than just fear they are aversions too and if you don't want to be around gay people you have an aversion to them and are by definition homophobic.
Astaghfurallah for the first story. Inshallah the girls is okay and that is her test from Allah and inshallah she is doing better
Story 1 sounds like Apo R E D. (Shady muslin youtuber from germany. A channel called MiiMii exposed all his lies in a playlist. These videos take hours to watch, but basically, some of these points would match up)
imagine the entitlement to think that not getting to marry someone is a "punishment" what a m0nster.
I'm a 40 year old gay man who grew up in rural Pennsylvania. My dad was raised that boys don't wear pink/purple, they play sports and do "manly" things and taught us the same. My mom was the one who raised us to not judge anyone, to be kind, and treat everyone with respect. I was terrified of my dad finding out i was gay as a teenager. I did some stupid stuff at 13, and that's how my parents found out their oldest son was gay. My dad was so supportive and did everything he could to make things easier for me. My mom, while never nasty, was upset and in denial until i was in my twenties. Always saying it was "just a phase". I can't judge someone for what they might do in a hypothetical situation. Because until you're faced with it, you don't know how you'll react.
What husband did was very shameful considering revenge corn he probably need mental help ,but your body, your face isn’t shameful sex isn’t shameful , I wouldn’t fallow religious shame women for being women.
It’s primarily about religion and her sense of safety and holiness. Her body is sacred to her, described as a temple in many religious texts. The idea that he body/temple has been defiled and that essentially the whole world has been allowed in is what is causing her so much shame. She’s not ashamed of her body, she’s ashamed of what has been done to it without her knowledge or consent.
I don't wanna be the person to say first.. I don't wanna be the person to say second... I don't wanna be the person to say "Stopping people from saying first/second"....
I just wanna watch the video and be a commenter :)
Clever :)
Wow I'm glad the chick in the second story two got the hell away from that guy, the mans family clearly don't know what the hell canceling actually is because what they were doing is more in line with what that typically entails.
She didn't post about him online airing out all their laundry along with his address where his job is and his phone number, they did that to her, they put her in an unsafe situation where she could potentially be physically harmed because of what they put out there. She never did anything of the sort to them.
Also to all you people agreeing with the guy, she is completely within her rights to leave anybody for any reason just as he has a same rights. She doesn't want any of her future children to be neglected and she also was worried for the safety of any lgbt children going to the school he works at. She did what was the best interest for any children involved. That is not 'cancelling' that is protecting yourself and others from potential harm.
That man and his father should to be ashamed of themselves, and that's not even mentioning the legal trouble that's going to be coming their way soon.
The people who sided with the ex in story 2 are either homophobic or the same which makes them dicks either way and are no way acceptable
S2: OP will end up with a spreadsheet for all the info she'll need to gather in her next relationship.
Ughhh 2 stories i really want to know more about the first
her ex-husband must be a tate fan lol
Oh you cancelled him by divorcing his bigoted ass and letting others know why and giving his employment heads ip on his bigotry?
Well now I'm gonna "cancel" you by doxxing you and encouraging complete strangers to harrass you online and in person
Being honest about how much of a terrible person you are doesn't absolve you of being a terrible person, especially when you have no intention of improving your behavior in any way. The dude in the first story thought "being honest" about what he did was enough to get OP to forgive him even though what he did was objectively terrible even if it wasn't illegal, and the guy in the second story wanted brownie points for being willing to compromise, as if "I won't kill or kick out any of my gay kids, I'll just stop loving them and leave them for my wife to raise on her own" counts as a compromise and not an admission of a willingness to emotionally (if not physically) abuse a child
I'm a Muslim girl, too (American) but I'm not fully veiled, just head covered. It breaks my heart to hear this...I can't imagine something like this. This man is absolutely disgusting. Bless that girl's heart.
Turkey
Indonesia
Ngl story 2 sounds pretty real up until after the breakup
24:47 aw hell no
wteff is this nonsense. if she went around asking every guy she dated his thoughts on what would happen if their kids came out as gay reddit would call her a cr4zypants. rofl. whatever. People are sure happy to hate on her for proximity, but still give him a pass.
Story 2: she really cancelled that man because he was open and honest with her about how he feels. Not how he acted, because he didn't disrespect anybody. He said how he felt and OP is actively trying to ruin everything he worked for 🤦🏿♂️
That’s a lotta words just to say you’re homophobic lmao
You're so pressed you had to comment twice huh
@@FroggyGirlDreams never pressed just passionate about speaking for the mistreatment of those that have a respectfully different opinion
@@christopherwilliams1042 how was he mistreated?
No, he said what he'd do if their child came out as gay. If you see nothing wrong with his beliefs, then you are truly blind.
First
Congratulations🎉
Ok 🤝🥀
No one cares
@@maryjane4432 clearly the creator does... look again at the comment
2. She ruined his life over an opinion? Man... the most tolerant group ya'll.
I feel being Homophobic is more of a behavior than an opinion, but hey if you want someone like that around your kids then go right ahead
his life wasn't ruined, grow up
and she was looking after the kids in the school in case of potential mistreatment by him
Honestly, I agree with the dude from the second story to a degree. Especially some of the things in his facebook rant. But distancing yourself from your children because they’re gay is too far. I feel like I would love my future children no matter what.
Story 2: "I won't get into that anyway there was this thing but I won't get into that"
So the answer to story 2 is intolerance?? Just because the guy doesn't agree with people being gay doesn't mean he is going to harm anyone over it.. I feel it's absolutely wrong to go to those lengths because he doesn't have the same beliefs as you.
He would have absolutely harmed someone over it, considering he said he would stop paying as much attention to his children if they came out as gay. That wouldn’t harm the kid?
Don’t be a bigot or I’ll kick your ass
If he wouldn't pay attention to his own child for being gay, just think about how he'd treat a child that wasn't his in his classroom . That not someone I want teaching my kids.
Story 2: OP really needs to grow up smh.... She's a pushover and that's why she allowed others to think for her smh...her fiance said he doesn't want to feel uncomfortable as a celebration for him. She completely ignored the fact he pushed through his uncomfortable feelings for the wedding for her. He not homophobic because he doesnt want someone at a celebration for him.. so people are ok with race exclusion, weight exclusion, character exclusion, and even wealth exclusion but you better not exclude someone because of their sexual preferences ooooh noooo you'll get cancelled....smh.... OP's fiance dodged a major bullet. Then she tried to ruin the man's life for his opinion that he told her in private. Wtf
I feel like you’re being intentionally obtuse.. but in case you’re genuinely confused:
She thought for herself, realized she didn’t want to have children with someone who is a bigot, and broke up with him. He escalated to Facebook. she took his post to the school, not a recording of their private conversation.
I’d hope she would break up with any bigot, but he wasn’t talking about weight/race/wealth etc, he was being homophobic. So the topic of this was homophobia. Hope this helps clear that up.
Story 1: That husband is just evil. Hope he rots.
Story 2: What an arse. That OPs fiance is just toxic. What's wrong with accepting someone that's different from you? Imo, there's no reason not to accept someone that's different. Especially if you "care" about them. If you really cared, you'd be there and at least try to be better for them. Smh
story number 2 op I hope you like being alone because that is your future no I don't agree with everything your ex said but for a few things he is right that today too many people are discriminated for their opinion like your ex he didn't say he wouldn't love child, but he doesn't like his child to be gay and would leave most of the interaction to you, that's why you left him, now you'll ask every partner if he supports gay nonsense (yes, nonsense gay people are protected like polar bears in the west, please help gay communities in the Middle East, there is real discrimination against gay people over there) (and when she gave birth to his child, when he received him for the first time and looked into his innocent eyes, he would only care that the child was happy and healthy, nothing more)
Sorry but this opinion is so beyond insane. Like yup!! The kid is gay so the dad has the right to stop being a father and interacting with the kid. Sounds great!!