Struggling with a relationship is quite normal. We all seek help to make things better in our relationships. Also, human nature is not pure of fault and making mistakes is normal. However, in this particular case, the jealousy of a woman made her do such an awful thing to her husband that it’s hard for anyone to help her or accept her apology.
This might be the most monstrous thing I've read on r/relationships and that is saying A LOT pic.twitter.com/V7gUZU0d2I
— giant bag of mostly water (@ajlobster) October 27, 2017
A woman who was jealous of her husband’s deceased ex-wife took all of the photos and threw them away and deleted them from his computer. She was ashamed of her act later when her husband found out and got really mad. So she decided to take the matter to social media seeking help.
She posted in the r/relationships on Reddit explaining the evil of her actions and asked for help from the community. The original post was deleted, but thankfully someone captured screenshots.
Source: Twitter
The subreddit is used by lots of people to discuss and seek help for their relationship issues. The community is super helpful and empathetic, but for this instance, they just couldn’t be.
WOW. What did she think would happen? The daughter would never ask to see pictures of her mom?
— anti-fascist wonderwench (@sarah_jwh) October 27, 2017
Yes, she is THE WORST. And she's not actually contrite or remorseful. She's just sorry she got caught and her husband is mad at her.
— Kate Washington (@washingtonkate) October 27, 2017
My heart is broken for that daughter….my .other is alive and I drink up photos of my mother like I'm in the desert 😢
— frannypak 🦪🥂💋 (@frannypak) October 27, 2017
Like…you can’t fix that. How could you ever fix that??
— Ahab (@ahab99) October 27, 2017
The computer photos being erased is what destroys her story since it has nothing to do w/ the house feeling like hers
— Wetsuit (@LucidCadet) October 27, 2017
Right? That, and donating her items, takes extra effort beyond having a jealous moment. This woman has deep issues.
— Raging Blue Flame 😷🌊 (@LowBlueFlame) October 27, 2017
r/relationships is a notorious shitshow but this is NEXT LEVEL
— Katlyn Carlson (@katlyncarlson) October 27, 2017