The house always wins. When are folks ever going to learn? This jerk blackjack player learned a much needed lesson in treating others with respect, and above all else, not cheating on your wife! What a scumbag. Fortunately, someone was around that was ready to deliver some karma his way.
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This guy shared quite the harrowing story of dating a terribly toxic "Karen" and how he went on to learn that she was weaving all kinds of lies, while cheating. The fact that the story manages to escalate after he finds out she cheated on him is the real terrible plot twist. She had the audacity to fake a marriage with him, with some random guy that looked like him. Yikes all around!
This just shot right to the top for our new favorite subreddit. A place dedicated to paying homage to the divorced birds out there. The captions are really what seal the deal with these comedy gems. Will probably never look at birds the same after seeing these.
This guy discovered his wife had cheated so he proceeded to employ some tactical maneuvering, got access to her phone, switched some numbers around, and additionally contaminate their "weed lube" with poison ivy; and then boom, cheating wife thinks she's picked up herpes from her secret lover. A true nuclear revenge in its finest form. The fact that she outs herself in front of a ton of faculty and students with an "ugly cry" is the icing on the cake.
This entitled married couple and their parking lot fiasco, with the hefty fines, was only made more ridiculous and dramatic by the fact that it ended in a divorce. Karen sounds like a total nightmare. Especially the part where she's suggesting that she can lie because it's her house. Uh, that's not how things work when the law is involved, Karen.
Someone on AskReddit asked for lawyers to share why various couples called off their divorces. Sometimes unexpected curveballs are so big that a couple's original plan to call it quits, is stopped in its tracks, and the love once gone, is reignited with more passion than before.
The married life is full of its ups and downs. There's the good and the bad, and a whole lot of the BS (crying kids and sleepless) nights, in between. These tweets manage to capture the emotional rollercoaster in all of its painful glory.
Divorce can totally screw people over. Between the exhausting bitterness and legal fees, it's safe to say that people often do not have a good time going through divorce. When this guy started getting requests for tons of information on his business, he went malicious compliance on it and found out exactly what he could legally get away with as a response.
We're able to take a peek behind the curtain of some of the more intense wedding dramas to come out of the woodwork. Runaway brides are sharing their drama-packed stories in a recent AskReddit, and specifically what their last straw was that sent them running for the hills. It sounds like these runaway brides are far better off being removed from their toxic and unhealthy relationships.
This 21-year-old recounts a truly traumatizing experience where they ended up "ratting out" their mom for cheating on their dad who was on away on military stuff. Apparently the guy staying with his cheating mom was claiming to play a role of "protector" while their dad was away. Talk about swinging low, man. That's just terrible.
A recent AskReddit thread has divorce lawyers, people that know divorce lawyers, and other people that have had their time in the court of law, sharing the most screwed they've ever seen someone in court. The stupidity runs strong in these cases of criminally dumb criminals. That and a little bit of heartlessness.
People can be very particular, selfish creatures. Sometimes we think we'll be good with someone before realizing that our other quirks will get on their nerves so terribly that they never want to see us again. Some reasons are overly petty, some malicious, and some outright bizarre. Some people outright try to screw over their Ex. Lawyers, legal assistants and other people have collected some real weird reasons some folks had to get a divorce.
