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Cheating Girlfriend Leak
I (25F) and my husband (27M) have been married for two years, together for five. We married young, but we were both ready- emotionally and financially. We both wanted a big family.
I got pregnant last year, and about six months ago, I had a stillbirth at five months.
It happened after a fall. My husband slipped on the stairs, fell on me, and we both tumbled down. It was a freak accident, I don’t blame him but I was struggling not to at that point. And I had to be rushed to the hospital, and we lost the baby. The physical recovery was painful, and emotionally… I was a mess. I was grieving, traumatized, and mentally not okay.
I asked for space. I told him I wanted to stay with my parents for a while to heal and process everything. I started therapy and encouraged him to do the same. I was gone for about 2.5 months, trying to recover emotionally, physically, and mentally.
Eventually, I moved back in. We resumed therapy together. Things were still heavy, but I thought we were trying to move forward. That’s when he told me-very guiltily-that while I was away, he “hooked up” with another woman… because we were on a “break.”
I was shocked. Hurt. Numb. We are married. We weren’t “on a break” like in some high school relationship. I went to stay with my parents to grieve our child, not to “take a break” from the relationship. I never once implied it was okay to sleep with other people. He never asked or clarified. He just decided that’s what our space meant.
To make it worse, he waited 1.5 months after I came back to confess. That tells me he knew exactly what he was doing. He hid it. He lied by omission for weeks.
I left immediately. Booked a hotel for like three days, cut everyone off. I didn’t want to talk to my parents or friends because I knew they’d try to convince me to forgive him. Right now, I’m staying with my brother for like 2weeks. I’ve even stopped therapy everything feels… pointless for now.
He’s been apologizing nonstop. Saying we can fix this, we can keep going to counseling, we can rebuild. He’s even involved both our parents. Now everyone-his parents, my parents-is saying I should give him a chance. That he was “grieving in his own way.” That it “wasn’t cheating” because we were apart.
But I can’t look at it that way. I feel betrayed. I think he made a choice. And I don’t feel any desire to fight for this marriage anymore. Everyone expect my brother is making me feel like I am overreacting, that divorce is too far fetched..
Edit- Honestly, I’m just now realizing he may have felt abandoned, and I did a poor job there. Thanks for pointing that out. We were still in contact, he never said it or in councelling, but again maybe he felt like he can't do that. I can't read his mind though, I was away from him too but we both had our families there for us, so I never thought of it as abandoning him. Still, i feel things would’ve only gotten worse if I hadn’t taken that time, and I don’t think I’d change that. This does help me forgive him (not stay), and move on if
Davido is being accused of cheating on his wife Chioma by mysterious lady on Snapchat. She also said, Davido, Burna Boy and others should go and test cause the lady is allegedly a carrier.
The lady said she will no longer continue with this for the sake of her brand as she receives the refund of her money.
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April: A Time to Reflect
April is Stress Awareness Month – a timely opportunity to pause and consider how stress affects not only our own wellbeing but also the health and resilience of our relationships.
Stress is something we all experience at different times in life. But when it becomes chronic or overwhelming, it can subtly begin to influence how we interact with the people closest to us – often without us even realising.
How Stress Creeps into Our Relationships
In the rush of daily responsibilities – from work deadlines to family obligations – it’s easy to find ourselves stretched thin. When that happens, our emotional reserves run low. And it’s often our partner, spouse, or close family members who absorb the fallout.
You might notice yourself:
These behaviours are rarely intentional. More often, they’re signs that we’re running on empty. But left unchecked, they can create emotional distance, frayed communication, and even resentment.
Taking Stock and Making Space
Stress Awareness Month invites us to ask: Are we giving our relationships the care they deserve?
It’s not about being perfect. It’s about being present. Even small, mindful changes can breathe fresh life into your connection.
So take a moment to reflect:
Simple Ways to Reconnect
This month, try making a conscious effort to reconnect. Here are a few ideas:
These moments don’t have to be grand gestures. It’s the intention that counts – showing up, making time, and reminding each other that your relationship matters.
Stronger Together
Stress may be a part of life, but it doesn’t have to drive a wedge between us. With care and attention, it can even become an opportunity to grow closer – to offer each other support, kindness, and connection when it’s needed most.
So let April be a turning point. A chance to put down the stress, look each other in the eye, and say, “We’re in this together.”
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Well, it’s Valentine’s Day and what better time to share with you one of the most influential articles I’ve ever read about love & relationships. Mark Manson, our author, decided to poll his own blog audience for advice in the week leading up to his own wedding. To borrow from Mark, “I sent out the call the week before my wedding: anyone who has been married for 10+ years and is still happy in their relationship, what lessons would you pass down to others if you could? What is working for you and your partner? And if you are divorced, what didn’t work previously?” This article was pulled from the overwhelming response Mark received from almost 1,500 people from around the world. The reasons why are not only insightful, but downright relatable to any person in any sort of relationship.
Every single time I’ve read this article, I learn something new about myself, the way I show love, and those relationships close to me, so I’m incredibly excited to share it with you all in the hopes that you find as much inspiration {and dare I say, motivation?} from it as I do. We all know love is a constant ebb and flow of emotions, and even the strongest, healthiest relationships need help & advice sometimes. I have found ways to relate to Mark’s words in numerous ways – from his analogies to his real-life examples from readers, his article is raw and real, and just the reminder we all need sometimes.
I could have easily copy/pasted this entire article simply because there are so many incredible call outs & points being being made {and you might read the below and think that I did!} But, believe it or not, I showed restraint, even when I didn’t want too. With that being said, I highly encourage you, if you have the time, to should read this article in it’s entirety because it may very well change your relationship, and your life.
Below you will find my favorite points from each of Mark’s ‘13 reasons why‘ every relationship can be successful.
Every Successful Relationship is Successful For The Same Exact Reasons
From the author: “Exercises like this always amaze me because when you ask thousands of people for advice on something, you expect to receive thousands of different answers. But in both cases now, the vast majority of the advice has largely been the same. It shows you how similar we really are. And how no matter how bad things may get, we are never as alone as we think.”
Continued….”I would end this by summarizing the advice in one tidy section. But once again, a reader named Margo did it far better than I ever could. So we’ll end with Margo:
You can work through anything as long as you are not destroying yourself or each other. That means emotionally, physically, financially, or spiritually. Make nothing off limits to discuss. Never shame or mock each other for the things you do that make you happy. Write down why you fell in love and read it every year on your anniversary (or more often). Write love letters to each other often. Make each other first. When kids arrive, it will be easy to fall into a frenzy of making them the only focus of your life…do not forget the love that produced them. You must keep that love alive and strong to feed them love. Spouse comes first. Each of you will continue to grow. Bring the other one with you. Be the one that welcomes that growth. Don’t think that the other one will hold the relationship together. Both of you should assume it’s up to you so that you are both working on it. Be passionate about cleaning house, preparing meals, and taking care of your home. This is required of everyone daily, make it fun and happy and do it together. Do not complain about your partner to anyone. Love them for who they are. Make love even when you are not in the mood. Trust each other. Give each other the benefit of the doubt always. Be transparent. Have nothing to hide. Be proud of each other. Have a life outside of each other, but share it through conversation. Pamper and adore each other. Go to counseling now before you need it so that you are both open to working on the relationship together. Disagree with respect to each other’s feelings. Be open to change and accepting of differences. Print this and refer to it daily. – Margo
All of the bullet points {and their contents} above have been copy/pasted from Mark’s original article that you can find in its entirety here.
Like I said, Mark and his words, and his readers have inspired me to communicate better, love deeper, fight often, and forgive easily. Little reminders like this, a simple article on the internet, can be just the ticket to appreciating the relationships you have in your life and making the best & finding the joy in a little holiday like Valentines Day
With or without a significant other, I’m wishing you all a wonderful and fulfilled day.
All my love,
Bridget