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No more PAWGs, PLEASE??!!!??
Let's see what happens 2-5 years from now.
The fact that people fall for the "Im not happyyyyy" tells you everything you need to know. Ending a marriage over a temporary feeling makes no sense. Some people legit have reason to get out of marriage but there is no permanent happiness. She said she was in a successful marriage but ends it.Corey Holcomb had a joke years ago. He said a Marriage License is one of the only licenses that does not have a renewal.
It should be up for renewal every four years or so like a Drivers License. We all laughed when he said it but now it seems necessary. When it’s time for renewal both parties sit down and decided whether to keep going or not
When you get older you are supposed to become content and wise. No where in the vows or your (their) bible does it speak on this nonsense you are pumping.
How are the kids being hurt? I hear that statement a lot, kids growing up in separate homes hurt the kids. It's a fact that black kids under 2 parent homes do better in life than kids that come from 1 parent homes.
How in your statement are the kids benefitting from mama being for the streets now? because that's what usually happens after that "self-love" energy runs out after 4 months
She's saying she became too mature for him. But she was posting thirst traps on Instagram while still married
Your argument anchors on the idea that she left her husband for some new dikk. She tells us that she left because she was unhappy in her marriage.
The definition of content is "in a state of peaceful happiness", if she is unhappy, she definitionally can not also be content. It is a fact that Black kids under 2 parent homes do better in life but being in a chaotic 2 parent household is not beneficial which is why she likely reached a crossroad where the options were "stay and be unhappy" or "leave and be happy".
Your argument anchors the idea that the husband was coming home yelling and slapping her around and she was this poor poor little helpless soul who couldn't do anything or nothing because she was living with a big bad mean husband. Woe her.
Who's responsible for making self-happy? The world, or yourself? Again, let me get these straight, if she was a child/teenager, who is responsible for her happiness?? Her parents? Are her boss/coworkers on her job responsible for her happiness?
She left because she was unhappy, she wrecked her marriage and family because she was unhappy, the man and her kids did not make her happy??
She doesn't need to be with NOBODY
But let me ask you this, what happens now that she's single, who is supposed to make her happy now that she's single?? Whose job it is to do that now that she's single??
Her Ex-Husband?? Because apparently, he was supposed to do it while they were married, so is it his job to do it now that she's single?? Who job it is to do that now that she's single??
I never get tired of seeing this gif
If bad things happen in the relationship, it is what it is. I'd lose my shyt if I was a good husband and she hit me with "Thanks for the curriculum but it is time to graduate".
Obligatory.
If a woman doesn’t fear The Most High or isn’t sheltered/square in some way, wickedness will come.
I believe it. I challenge every man in here to go to one of these 'therapy' sessions women champion so much. You will more than likely leave the same way I left, saying I can't believe I paid money for that shyt. I give women the when they try to suggest that goofy shyt to me now.She is quoted saying therapy helped her come to conclusion of divorce.
I'm not claiming that it was anyone else's responsibility to "make" her happy. I don't believe that's how happiness works to begin with. What we do know is that she was un-happy in her marriage. What she does now is hopefully continue going to therapy so that she can ultimately confront what the source of her unhappiness is. Maybe this leads her back to her husband ultimately, maybe it does not but what we know for sure is that unhappy parents can't be present and show up for their children OR their spouses in the ways they need them to.