I was in tears when Evelyn’s dad said, 'You’re my daughter, Evelyn. I’ll always be here for you.' Sometimes we need that unconditional love to remind us we’re worthy.
Evelyn’s journey from feeling powerless to reclaiming her identity is incredibly inspiring. It’s a reminder that even in the darkest times, there’s always hope for a brighter future
It’s amazing these situations are possibly more common than we really think the story is possibly fiction and of course it’s a grain of truth in all of this with emotional abuse psychological abuse and financial abuse and there’s always a lesson in it and a message in it with hope and hopefully with red redemption on the side of the husband, but he really is a mummy‘s boy all I know and I mean they say He’s possibly a victim of his mother but but that’s no excuse with what he did to his wife with the complicit help of his of his mother and she had no right to do what she did either by throwing away her daughter-in-law‘s possessions but no doubt her in law did the same thing but again there’s no excuse in it they had a choice and thank goodness Evelyn has Done the right thing for herself by breaking the cycle by leaving and making a new life for herself so I like these sorts of stories because as I said there’s a strong message of hope and and rebuilding and making something new for Self.
I'm truly sorry to hear about this situation. Everyone deserves respect for their personal belongings and boundaries. It’s important for family members to communicate and resolve conflicts in a healthy and respectful way. Throwing away someone’s possessions is not just hurtful but also an invasion of trust. I hope you find support and strength to address this matter, whether through open dialogue, seeking advice from trusted individuals, or professional mediation. Stay strong-you deserve to be treated with care and respect.
I have never allowed a man the right to control my own money. What I earnt went into my bank account and I was earning since I was 16 and I’m 60 years old in the Summer. What’s mine is mine
I wish there was some decisive legal action taken against her husband and mither-in-law for getting rid of her possessions. Taking the pearl earrings ir first-edition books must be sone sort of crime! Theft? I don't know what it would've called. It was cruel to dispose of her childhood photo albums.I would line to have heard what a judge said about the division of assets when the divorce went through the court! I k it this us fiction, but as a story, it seems incomplete without following through with consequences for the abusers.
I read in so many stories always when the woman got married they stopped working wrong moved you can’t be dependent to your husband or someone you have to have something for yourself no matter what happened.
Her husband is not grownup yet not being able to decide things by himself 🦋🌟🦋 His mothers behavior is just unbelievable and without very any compassion: She is cold and calculating ❣️💖😀❣️ Watching from Hamburg situated in the North of Germany Magnificent narrative ❤️🩹☀️❤️🩹☀️❤️🩹
She showed that it’s possible to overcome any obstacle. A beautiful story with a transformative message.
I was in tears when Evelyn’s dad said, 'You’re my daughter, Evelyn. I’ll always be here for you.' Sometimes we need that unconditional love to remind us we’re worthy.
Lesson:: be financially independent so you cannot be manipulated and controlled and being helpless. Set boundaries in your marriage not being clingy .
Evelyn’s journey from feeling powerless to reclaiming her identity is incredibly inspiring. It’s a reminder that even in the darkest times, there’s always hope for a brighter future
It’s amazing these situations are possibly more common than we really think the story is possibly fiction and of course it’s a grain of truth in all of this with emotional abuse psychological abuse and financial abuse and there’s always a lesson in it and a message in it with hope and hopefully with red redemption on the side of the husband, but he really is a mummy‘s boy all I know and I mean they say He’s possibly a victim of his mother but but that’s no excuse with what he did to his wife with the complicit help of his of his mother and she had no right to do what she did either by throwing away her daughter-in-law‘s possessions but no doubt her in law did the same thing but again there’s no excuse in it they had a choice and thank goodness Evelyn has Done the right thing for herself by breaking the cycle by leaving and making a new life for herself so I like these sorts of stories because as I said there’s a strong message of hope and and rebuilding and making something new for Self.
I'm truly sorry to hear about this situation. Everyone deserves respect for their personal belongings and boundaries. It’s important for family members to communicate and resolve conflicts in a healthy and respectful way. Throwing away someone’s possessions is not just hurtful but also an invasion of trust. I hope you find support and strength to address this matter, whether through open dialogue, seeking advice from trusted individuals, or professional mediation. Stay strong-you deserve to be treated with care and respect.
These stories are fiction, although sadly, there are many women who have suffered through this type and other types of abuse.
I have never allowed a man the right to control my own money. What I earnt went into my bank account and I was earning since I was 16 and I’m 60 years old in the Summer. What’s mine is mine
I wish there was some decisive legal action taken against her husband and mither-in-law for getting rid of her possessions. Taking the pearl earrings ir first-edition books must be sone sort of crime! Theft? I don't know what it would've called. It was cruel to dispose of her childhood photo albums.I would line to have heard what a judge said about the division of assets when the divorce went through the court! I k it this us fiction, but as a story, it seems incomplete without following through with consequences for the abusers.
I read in so many stories always when the woman got married they stopped working wrong moved you can’t be dependent to your husband or someone you have to have something for yourself no matter what happened.
Hi my name is Doreen Goode and I am now watching this in Rainham Kent,in the UK 🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄
Her husband is not grownup yet not being able to decide things by himself 🦋🌟🦋 His mothers behavior is just unbelievable and without very any compassion: She is cold and calculating ❣️💖😀❣️ Watching from Hamburg situated in the North of Germany
Magnificent narrative ❤️🩹☀️❤️🩹☀️❤️🩹
Knowing her father was coming why would she be walking away
She didn't want to be seen if her husband or mother-in-law looked out towards the street.
He let his mother come between him and his wife
It's always Tuesday
So these are Asians
Every one of these stories is the same but with different names, very boring
Hi my name is Doreen Goode and I am now watching this in Rainham Kent,in the UK 🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄