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Jay Scales · upvoted 17 items

about 1 hour ago

47 Things People Accidentally Witnessed That Changed Them Forever

How terrible. Not something one could forget, I'm sure.

Husband Can't Stand Chaotic Nanny, Can't Believe How She Handles The Kids
Husband Can't Stand Chaotic Nanny, Can't Believe How She Handles The Kids

Frankly, it sounds like someone is in love with a Manic Pixie Dream Girl...and it's not the husband.

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Jay Scales · commented on 6 posts

about 2 hours ago

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Jay Scales · upvoted 8 items

1 day ago

Woman Ends Relationship After Magician Boyfriend’s Inappropriate Bedroom Trick Crosses The Line
Woman Ends Relationship After Magician Boyfriend’s Inappropriate Bedroom Trick Crosses The Line

the boyfriend was so upset he was "unjustly" claimed to have assaulted OP he decided to beyond any reason of a doubt a*****t her by throwing her posessions in a way that could harm her, great guy

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Jay Scales · upvoted 8 items

2 days ago

54 Times People Accidentally Texted The Wrong Person And Pure Chaos Ensued
54 Times People Accidentally Texted The Wrong Person And Pure Chaos Ensued

I'm sorry, I already run her through the garbage disposal. But I saved her teeth. Is it enough?

Couple Eats At MIL’s For The Last Time After Apology Dinner Ends In Sabotage
Couple Eats At MIL’s For The Last Time After Apology Dinner Ends In Sabotage

"MIL collapsed and started crying hysterically" This is right out of the Victim Mentality / Responsibility Avoidance playbook. The SECOND there are consequences for your actions, play this card. SMFH.

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Jay Scales · commented on a post

2 days ago

Wife’s Invisible Illness Drives A Wedge, Hubby Of 16 Years Reaches For Divorce As His Last Resort
Wife’s Invisible Illness Drives A Wedge, Hubby Of 16 Years Reaches For Divorce As His Last Resort

This is a very sad situation. I have been a long term carer to an ungrateful spouse (absolutely soul-sapping and debilitating) and I have developed my own invisible illness (ME/CFS) My advice would be to arrange for the children to be elsewhere for a weekend and have several heart to hearts. She needs to understand where the marriage is at. It won't just be one discussion. She needs to absorb it and make a decision to stand up and fight or to part ways. Neither of you are 'wrong'. It's a horrible situation.