My Cheating Wife And Our Guests Joked About My Inability To Handle My Drinks But My Son Quietly Pull

I woke up in the morning with a splitting headache and couldn't remember anything. My cheating wife and our guests joked about my inability to handle my drinks. But my son quietly pulled me aside and whispered, "Dad, I hid a camera in a toy, and you need to see this video..." My revenge was swift and ruthless...
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[@RedditorStories-i1v]

The story you shared paints a vibrant picture of family life, with each member navigating their own paths yet remaining closely connected. It's heartening to see the bonds between your sons, Michael and Sammy, and the loving relationship you have with Marie. The contrast between Kyle's adventurous spirit abroad and your settled family life adds depth to the narrative, highlighting the richness of family dynamics and the values passed down through generations.

[@MotivationalMoments-og1bu]

I'm really sorry to hear about the pain and betrayal you've experienced. It's understandable to feel overwhelmed. Remember to take care of yourself as you process everything. Surround yourself with supportive people who can help you through this difficult time. Healing takes time but you will get through this

[@catspawgardner3213]

Every one wants a marriage like their parents & grandparents but times were different back then. And even parents & grandparents have secrets because they don't want their kids & grankids to learn that they're not perfect.

[@TahoeSnowbird]

The mother chose her friends badly. Their influence on her led her to stray from her marriage. I can never understand people who pursue extra marital affairs without recognizing the severe consequences of their cheating.

[@PodcastStories123]

"I like story number 1."

[@KingCheatingTalesOfficial]

Kyle, the narrator's brother, returns from South America with his new wife, surprising the family.

[@mathewthompson6396]

okay...old married people with their kids in the house decide to all get drunk till they were unconscious level. I think his w.w is the keast of his troubles. so he finds out and....has delicious meal with the o p instead of confronting him because it would apparently upset his children who had secretly filmed the women in the house without their knowledge. He's not worried about this disturbing knowledge either.
then he has a fight which lasts a very long time??? then knocks out his brother with one punch?
he goes home and gives his kids mo ey and to go away, great responsible parenting. Ruth the w.w reads a magazine and he asks her about tonight and at that pint I gave up...

[@harryrodriguez5509]

Always leave.

[@margenetadd3069]

It's awesome for a

[@tiffanyschramm9088]

The second story the mom was wrong. I love how the kids kept their dads secrets, at that time he needed ppl he could trust. The mom messed up, she didn't deserve to know info on the dad. Can u imagine how he felt? That after an that time she cheated?? U don't think he struggled w feeling like he wasn't enough anymore??? You don't cheat.. no excuses!!! Alcohol or not the mom had the thought to cheat or she wouldn't of.. The 1st story, well the brother was a big baby... my parents chose my sister over me ALL the time... BUT I'd NEVER sleep w my brother in law. Family issues can be deep rooted but the younger brother loved him.. older brother was a big baby...

[@MC-fv4vv]

It didn't sound as though he was sad, just angry and happy to be free.

[@cgt1373]

Op1. Simp

[@RoseWine-666]

I really feel for this mom. She picked the wrong friends, and they led her away from her marriage. It's tough to understand why some people have affairs without thinking about how much it will hurt everyone involved. What do you think drives people to make these choices?

[@Bill-1370]

completely stupid story.

[@Toncats]

Once again a shameless copy of another channel, such a shame....All three stories.

[@user-fu9ld1sl5o]

As for the first story, Dad Liked You More Than Me". As for the second story, I have great deal of sympathy for his mother. It was a one time affair that she was seriously regretful. Enough to even voluntarily tell his father about her guilt. Yet he handles it like a man who had a wife that repeatedly cheated on him behind his back. That's not right. Reconciliation and forgiveness would be appropriate.

[@michaelsandstrom6889]

You feel sorry for this person??

[@johnengelbrechtnyjets]

What? You like cheating?

[@richardcline1337]

First story, straight out of an old Smothers Brothers skit.

[@user-fu9ld1sl5o]

No, I don't like cheating. I was a product of my biological dad cheating on my mother. My wife made me a cuckold and unknowingly raised another man's son. So I am quite familiar with cheating. I have given you my reasons. It was only once and was quite remorseful and contrite about it. Forgiveness is a virtue.
@@johnengelbrechtnyjets