1. Setting The Trap
I dated a girl for 3.5 years, and despite our ups and downs, we decided to get married, planning a lavish $25K Cinderella wedding funded by her parents. After our honeymoon, she became distant, often going out without me. Suspicious, I confronted her, but she always got angry. One night, I pretended to visit my parents but returned early to find her in bed with another man. We had only been married for 3.5 months, and I later discovered he was the second guy she had cheated with since our wedding. We divorced, and I was deeply depressed for months, nearly having a nervous breakdown. However, a few years and another bad relationship later, I met my soulmate. We’ve been happily married for 11 years, and I would endure all my past hardships again to be with her.
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1. Setting The Trap
2. Weekend “Business” Trip
My wife had been texting a lot and seemed evasive, smirking when she thought it made me jealous. I discovered she had a weekend Airbnb trip booked for two at a romantic getaway, which seemed suspicious. Monitoring her Airbnb page, I found a review mentioning her and another man as wonderful guests. She panicked, tried to remove the review, altered her name, and eventually deleted her account. During a counseling session, she claimed it was a mix-up involving a coworker and her boyfriend, but I doubted her story. We are no longer married.
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2. Weekend “Business” Trip