Do you think Olivia knew about her husband’s agenda, and that’s why she cheated? Or perhaps she cheated first and then saw a good opportunity to get rid of him?
"Just get a divorce" is the advice of every person who has exactly zero concern or empathy for someone in an abusive relationship (or who almost became victim to murder by their partner) to understand what their situation actually is. There are numerous reasons why someone might not leave an abusive or toxic partner, from the welfare of their children to fears for their own safety to a lack of financial stability. To say "just leave" is to say that you don't actually care but just want to, for some weird reason, get on the internet and call them bad people. As to the point of cheating, the moral issue of cheating is one of betraying someone who, in some way, deserves your loyalty. You can't, for example, cheat on your ex-partner or a stranger because they aren't owed your loyalty. I would argue that an abusive partner falls under this as well because their actions have shown that they are undeserving of your loyalty. It's a pretty heartless, unethical, and unreasonable to demand that victims of abuse owe their abusers loyalty, which is exactly what you're arguing here.
@paolotorres8537 I agree 100%! Abusers DON'T deserve any loyalty at all whatsoever and as much as I DESPISE cheating, I would honestly say that abusers DESERVE to be cheated on, since the way I see it it's karma coming towards them for breaking the loyalty towards their partner the MOMENT they decided to abuse them.
Interesting that some people also blame the woman for being "unfaithful" without questioning why she was in hospital in the first place. Leaving a relationship that is not healthy is very different to trying to murder a partner for money.
I don’t agree. Considering the husband was trying to get rid of her, it means their marriage had no value to begin with. Why be faithful to someone who isn’t reciprocating it by trying to kill you? I’m sure she knew her husband was going to take her money, one way or another. It was fair game to cheat on him.
@@anjaglivar4284 ARE YOU F**KING PUTTING CHEATING AS A MORALLY WORSE OPTION IN THIS SCENARIO?!! if your partner abuses you or attempts to kill you, they just lost every and all right to honesty, truth, or any expectation of basic decency in a relationship. As far as I'm concerned, the relationship just ended, even if the abuser/murderer doesn't know it yet. And if the abuse victim is looking for other prospects while avoiding drama and then one day they just leave out of nowhere securing their money and stuff without the abuser's ability to respond. Good on them. F the abuser/murderer. If you abuse or attempt to kill someone, you have broken the social contract and you simply aren't entitled to basic decency that is due to partners in a relationship. The moral issue of cheating is one of betraying someone who, in some way, deserves your loyalty. You can't, for example, cheat on your ex-partner or a stranger because they aren't owed your loyalty. I would argue that an partner who tries to kill you falls under this as well because their actions have shown that they are undeserving of your loyalty. It's a pretty heartless, unethical, and unreasonable to demand that victims of of such acts owe their murderous spouses loyalty, which is exactly what you're arguing here.
@@anjaglivar4284 ARE YOU F**KING PUTTING CHEATING AS A MORALLY WORSE OPTION IN THIS SCENARIO?!! if your partner abuses you or attempts to kill you, they just lost every and all right to honesty, truth, or any expectation of basic decency in a relationship. As far as I'm concerned, the relationship just ended, even if the abuser/murderer doesn't know it yet. And if the abuse victim is looking for other prospects while avoiding drama and then one day they just leave out of nowhere securing their money and stuff without the abuser's ability to respond. Good on them. F the abuser/murderer. If you abuse or attempt to kill someone, you have broken the social contract and you simply aren't entitled to basic decency that is due to partners in a relationship. The moral issue of cheating is one of betraying someone who, in some way, deserves your loyalty. You can't, for example, cheat on your ex-partner or a stranger because they aren't owed your loyalty. I would argue that an partner who tries to kill you falls under this as well because their actions have shown that they are undeserving of your loyalty. It's a pretty heartless, unethical, and unreasonable to demand that victims of of such acts owe their murderous spouses loyalty, which is exactly what you're arguing here.
@@anjaglivar4284 This is usually a far easier option for one party than another, especially when cheating isn't taken into consideration for the division of assets in most 1st world jurisdictions. There are many hard working and fiscally minded people who married irresponsible and abusive duds that would claim a large and undeserved portion of the marital estate in the event of a divorce. The majority party would love to be able to divorce and move on with their lives, unfortunately this isn't practical due to legal constraints, especially if children are involved. Whilst it may not be a moral act to cheat in this situation, it is definitely common and understandable.
The wife was not any better of a human being than the husband was. She should have just flat out told him that she was not feeling their marriage progressing any longer instead of backstabbing him and showing zero integrity. And the husband is cruel and wrong for trying to kill her just to get everything that she had. He should be held accountable as well.
ARE YOU F**KING PUTTING CHEATING AS A MORALLY WORSE OPTION IN THIS SCENARIO?!! if your partner abuses you or attempts to kill you, they just lost every and all right to honesty, truth, or any expectation of basic decency in a relationship. As far as I'm concerned, the relationship just ended, even if the abuser/murderer doesn't know it yet. And if the abuse victim is looking for other prospects while avoiding drama and then one day they just leave out of nowhere securing their money and stuff without the abuser's ability to respond. Good on them. F the abuser/murderer. If you abuse or attempt to kill someone, you have broken the social contract and you simply aren't entitled to basic decency that is due to partners in a relationship. The moral issue of cheating is one of betraying someone who, in some way, deserves your loyalty. You can't, for example, cheat on your ex-partner or a stranger because they aren't owed your loyalty. I would argue that an partner who tries to kill you falls under this as well because their actions have shown that they are undeserving of your loyalty. It's a pretty heartless, unethical, and unreasonable to demand that victims of of such acts owe their murderous spouses loyalty, which is exactly what you're arguing here.
How are you putting in the same category one of the worst crimes in existence (attempted murder) and something that in most countries isn't even a crime (infidelity)?
@@paolotorres8537exactly. Murderers/abusers DON'T deserve any loyalty in any way at all whatsoever and I find it incredibly laughable that people seem to think that their victims owe them everything. They DO NOT, considering that the abusers were the ONES who broke their vows and loyalties, so if they get cheated on by the partner than that is KARMA coming their way right and there, since they were the ONES who broke their loyalties first the MOMENT they decided to abuse the person their supposed to love, value, and cherish. NO ONE should abuse the people they claim to love in any way, shape, and form. It's just DISGUSTING, DEPLORABLE, and I think it's funny that some people think the wife deserved it for cheating on him, when he was the ONE who WANTED to murder her for money. Pathetic smh.
For everyone who is saying the wife isn't innocent, I disagree that she has the moral obligation to stay sexually faithful to her husband in light of what he was trying to do: 1). the act of abuse/attempted murder negates the relationship - it's a different dynamic now, and NOBODY owes the abuser any respect or consideration 2). The victim of abuse may be under threat - the abuser has removed the victim's right to walk away, thus making the choice to leave far less black and white. 3). The victim deserves whatever support and comfort they can find.
@@mauricesmithjr4050 but she was being intimate with the nurse before knowing the truth about her husband. Isn't that being disloyal?? What if her husband was not like that??
Olivia and the other one cannot be in such relations because all of that cannot be supported by Almighty. The husband is also guilty for trying to poison his wife. He aspired for money of Olivia so that he can live good life after his wife death actually.
@@heddyhdy4924 Unless the wife did something else, I can’t say she isn’t innocent. He HAD it coming. It was fair game to cheat on him. If the person being cheated on is say an abuser has been plotting to kill their spouse, then the moral issue of cheating is negated in this scenario. In this scenario, the husband forfeits any presumption of anything being owed to them in the relationship. Trust has already been thrown out the window by his attempted poisoning. It’s messed up to classify abused people who may sleep with others as "cheaters" as if they still owe something to their abusers. They don't. Part of the relationship agreement is to protect the other person's mental and physical wellbeing. When one acts to intentionally violate that, they’ve violated the compact, and it’s no longer morally sound to complain about mutual perceived violations of an agreement that was already broken by the person being cheated on. This isn't a "2 wrongs don't make a right" argument. The second (“cheating”) isn't a wrong, it's just being with someone else than your abuser, who if you are weak minded, and lack self confidence, still keep around to your fancy. But they aren't owed anything from you. It's certainly no longer on you to help maintain their emotional wellbeing.
@@heddyhdy4924Attempted murder and abuse already broke the relationship. It’s a RED LINE. All bets are off. The moral issue with cheating is that the cheater violates the trust in the relationship. But the person being cheated on in this case already broke the trust, so that’s out the window. The moment a partner becomes an abuser or attempts to murder their spouse, they forfeit any presumption of anything being owed to them in the relationship. It’s messed up you classify abused people/victims of attempted spousal murder who may sleep with others as "cheaters" as if they still owe something to their abusers. They don't. The wife certainly doesn’t owe her would-be murdering husband anything. Not all instances of cheating are equal. There are plenty of abuse victims who cheated because they were abused. Are you just going to judge them for that? Just call them cheaters? To do so invalidates their trauma.
The husband missed his biggest opportunity to find out that his wife was cheating on him before attempting poison to her. Instead of trying to poison her, he should have investigated that she was cheating so he could have gotten the rest of the money. 😅
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Wow in the beginning😃😍😄! Pankova might be bisexual. The spoon scene reminds me of the myka media vid. But obviously dhe wasn't innocent either. Cheating on him. And what doesn't make is why he threw it out when she was gonna eat it
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Abuse is an "all bets are off" sort of red line, and that includes emotional/physical/sexual loyalty. The moment a partner becomes an abuser/killer, they forfeit any presumption of anything being owed to them in the relationship. They open themselves up to being cheated on, lied to, financially taken advantage of, and any other sorts of activities that even a stranger wouldn't enjoy.
They are both in the wrong no matter what. I believe they should have just gotten a divorce to end their marriage for good instead of making things so difficult and worse for themselves 🤦🏼.
ARE YOU SERIOUSLY VICTIM BLAMING THE WIFE?! When someone abuses another they've already violated the agreement that allows the ability for the abused to act as if there is no agreement. Part of the relationship agreement is to protect the other person's mental and physical wellbeing. When you act to intentionally violate that, you've violated the compact, and have no right to complain about mutual perceived violations of an agreement you've broken yourself. This isn't a "2 wrongs don't make a right" argument. The second isn't a wrong, it's just being with someone else than your abuser, who if you are weak minded, and lack self confidence, still keep around to your fancy. But they aren't owed anything from you. It's certainly no longer on you to help maintain their emotional wellbeing.
@@paolotorres8537 I just felt bad for the husband that he had to witness the backstabbing and unfaithfulness from the wife. Nobody should have to be backstabbed like that. It really makes me mad when a girlfriend or wife goes behind your back and does something so unfaithful like that. I see this sh*t even happening to good and genuine husband’s and boyfriend’s and it really triggers me.
So what is the advise on this show? Two girls kissing? Teaching people to be lesbians???? Puffff no sense, You could have put a man saving the girl instead of a girl cheating in sin with another girl Jesus Christ is coming back soon. The man who poisoned yes he got arrested, but the two girls as well won’t please God almighty as long as the live this kind of lesbians life. No one is perfect I know, but we don’t encourage sin, we instead get rid of it🙏 Let the grace of the Holy Spirit help us to fear God and to be away from sin because by our own strength we won’t make it.
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Do you think Olivia knew about her husband’s agenda, and that’s why she cheated? Or perhaps she cheated first and then saw a good opportunity to get rid of him?
I believe she didn't know what her husband was up too while she was cheating.
Well he was the one trynna get rid of her for his own gain
Jesus christ just get a divorce...ones cheating and the other is poisoning
"Just get a divorce" is the advice of every person who has exactly zero concern or empathy for someone in an abusive relationship (or who almost became victim to murder by their partner) to understand what their situation actually is. There are numerous reasons why someone might not leave an abusive or toxic partner, from the welfare of their children to fears for their own safety to a lack of financial stability. To say "just leave" is to say that you don't actually care but just want to, for some weird reason, get on the internet and call them bad people.
As to the point of cheating, the moral issue of cheating is one of betraying someone who, in some way, deserves your loyalty. You can't, for example, cheat on your ex-partner or a stranger because they aren't owed your loyalty. I would argue that an abusive partner falls under this as well because their actions have shown that they are undeserving of your loyalty. It's a pretty heartless, unethical, and unreasonable to demand that victims of abuse owe their abusers loyalty, which is exactly what you're arguing here.
@@paolotorres8537 it's a skit relax lol
@@queenicedcoffee4217the skit is based on real life circumstances.
@paolotorres8537 I agree 100%! Abusers DON'T deserve any loyalty at all whatsoever and as much as I DESPISE cheating, I would honestly say that abusers DESERVE to be cheated on, since the way I see it it's karma coming towards them for breaking the loyalty towards their partner the MOMENT they decided to abuse them.
@@mercedesladouceur3460 At that point, is it really considered cheating if trust and fidelity was already thrown out the window by the abuser?
Interesting that some people also blame the woman for being "unfaithful" without questioning why she was in hospital in the first place. Leaving a relationship that is not healthy is very different to trying to murder a partner for money.
YES, FINALLY! Someone gets it! If the partner being cheated on is trying to murder you, then all bets are off.
@@paolotorres8537 ironically thought it was bloody obvious ! Suspect aside from misogyny that homophobia boost anti woman remarks !
@@paolotorres8537exactly!👍 she absolutely owes the partner NOTHING.
Evidence is so important nowadays...it represents the truth which sets innocent people free.
Well both the husband and wife isn't so innocent and good! But the husband is worse trying to kill a person is so bad.
I don’t agree. Considering the husband was trying to get rid of her, it means their marriage had no value to begin with. Why be faithful to someone who isn’t reciprocating it by trying to kill you? I’m sure she knew her husband was going to take her money, one way or another. It was fair game to cheat on him.
It is never fair to cheat. If you don't feel loved or think your partner is with you for the money, file for divorce.
@@anjaglivar4284 ARE YOU F**KING PUTTING CHEATING AS A MORALLY WORSE OPTION IN THIS SCENARIO?!! if your partner abuses you or attempts to kill you, they just lost every and all right to honesty, truth, or any expectation of basic decency in a relationship. As far as I'm concerned, the relationship just ended, even if the abuser/murderer doesn't know it yet. And if the abuse victim is looking for other prospects while avoiding drama and then one day they just leave out of nowhere securing their money and stuff without the abuser's ability to respond.
Good on them. F the abuser/murderer. If you abuse or attempt to kill someone, you have broken the social contract and you simply aren't entitled to basic decency that is due to partners in a relationship.
The moral issue of cheating is one of betraying someone who, in some way, deserves your loyalty. You can't, for example, cheat on your ex-partner or a stranger because they aren't owed your loyalty. I would argue that an partner who tries to kill you falls under this as well because their actions have shown that they are undeserving of your loyalty. It's a pretty heartless, unethical, and unreasonable to demand that victims of of such acts owe their murderous spouses loyalty, which is exactly what you're arguing here.
@@anjaglivar4284 ARE YOU F**KING PUTTING CHEATING AS A MORALLY WORSE OPTION IN THIS SCENARIO?!! if your partner abuses you or attempts to kill you, they just lost every and all right to honesty, truth, or any expectation of basic decency in a relationship. As far as I'm concerned, the relationship just ended, even if the abuser/murderer doesn't know it yet. And if the abuse victim is looking for other prospects while avoiding drama and then one day they just leave out of nowhere securing their money and stuff without the abuser's ability to respond.
Good on them. F the abuser/murderer. If you abuse or attempt to kill someone, you have broken the social contract and you simply aren't entitled to basic decency that is due to partners in a relationship.
The moral issue of cheating is one of betraying someone who, in some way, deserves your loyalty. You can't, for example, cheat on your ex-partner or a stranger because they aren't owed your loyalty. I would argue that an partner who tries to kill you falls under this as well because their actions have shown that they are undeserving of your loyalty. It's a pretty heartless, unethical, and unreasonable to demand that victims of of such acts owe their murderous spouses loyalty, which is exactly what you're arguing here.
@@anjaglivar4284 This is usually a far easier option for one party than another, especially when cheating isn't taken into consideration for the division of assets in most 1st world jurisdictions.
There are many hard working and fiscally minded people who married irresponsible and abusive duds that would claim a large and undeserved portion of the marital estate in the event of a divorce. The majority party would love to be able to divorce and move on with their lives, unfortunately this isn't practical due to legal constraints, especially if children are involved.
Whilst it may not be a moral act to cheat in this situation, it is definitely common and understandable.
The wife was not any better of a human being than the husband was. She should have just flat out told him that she was not feeling their marriage progressing any longer instead of backstabbing him and showing zero integrity. And the husband is cruel and wrong for trying to kill her just to get everything that she had. He should be held accountable as well.
ARE YOU F**KING PUTTING CHEATING AS A MORALLY WORSE OPTION IN THIS SCENARIO?!! if your partner abuses you or attempts to kill you, they just lost every and all right to honesty, truth, or any expectation of basic decency in a relationship. As far as I'm concerned, the relationship just ended, even if the abuser/murderer doesn't know it yet. And if the abuse victim is looking for other prospects while avoiding drama and then one day they just leave out of nowhere securing their money and stuff without the abuser's ability to respond. Good on them. F the abuser/murderer. If you abuse or attempt to kill someone, you have broken the social contract and you simply aren't entitled to basic decency that is due to partners in a relationship. The moral issue of cheating is one of betraying someone who, in some way, deserves your loyalty. You can't, for example, cheat on your ex-partner or a stranger because they aren't owed your loyalty. I would argue that an partner who tries to kill you falls under this as well because their actions have shown that they are undeserving of your loyalty. It's a pretty heartless, unethical, and unreasonable to demand that victims of of such acts owe their murderous spouses loyalty, which is exactly what you're arguing here.
How are you putting in the same category one of the worst crimes in existence (attempted murder) and something that in most countries isn't even a crime (infidelity)?
@@paolotorres8537exactly. Murderers/abusers DON'T deserve any loyalty in any way at all whatsoever and I find it incredibly laughable that people seem to think that their victims owe them everything. They DO NOT, considering that the abusers were the ONES who broke their vows and loyalties, so if they get cheated on by the partner than that is KARMA coming their way right and there, since they were the ONES who broke their loyalties first the MOMENT they decided to abuse the person their supposed to love, value, and cherish. NO ONE should abuse the people they claim to love in any way, shape, and form. It's just DISGUSTING, DEPLORABLE, and I think it's funny that some people think the wife deserved it for cheating on him, when he was the ONE who WANTED to murder her for money. Pathetic smh.
For everyone who is saying the wife isn't innocent, I disagree that she has the moral obligation to stay sexually faithful to her husband in light of what he was trying to do:
1). the act of abuse/attempted murder negates the relationship - it's a different dynamic now, and NOBODY owes the abuser any respect or consideration
2). The victim of abuse may be under threat - the abuser has removed the victim's right to walk away, thus making the choice to leave far less black and white.
3). The victim deserves whatever support and comfort they can find.
And the person you love was the nurse that you cheated with
So true. Stupid story
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Neither was I. For a second or two,
I thought the wife was making out with one of the male doctors or male nurses.
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Same bro. That looked disgusting 🤮🤮🤮
Love is love
@@mauricesmithjr4050 but she was being intimate with the nurse before knowing the truth about her husband. Isn't that being disloyal?? What if her husband was not like that??
Olivia and the other one cannot be in such relations because all of that cannot be supported by Almighty. The husband is also guilty for trying to poison his wife. He aspired for money of Olivia so that he can live good life after his wife death actually.
So many people commenting about the wife cheating.... but who's the REALLY evil person here?!!
Bothhh😊
@@naaj2846I don’t agree. He HAD it coming. If your partner is trying to screw you over or trying to get rid of you, why should you be loyal to them?
Both... don't downplay a cheating.. the husband is evil of course, but is not right to say the wife is innocent...
@@heddyhdy4924 Unless the wife did something else, I can’t say she isn’t innocent. He HAD it coming. It was fair game to cheat on him. If the person being cheated on is say an abuser has been plotting to kill their spouse, then the moral issue of cheating is negated in this scenario. In this scenario, the husband forfeits any presumption of anything being owed to them in the relationship. Trust has already been thrown out the window by his attempted poisoning. It’s messed up to classify abused people who may sleep with others as "cheaters" as if they still owe something to their abusers. They don't. Part of the relationship agreement is to protect the other person's mental and physical wellbeing. When one acts to intentionally violate that, they’ve violated the compact, and it’s no longer morally sound to complain about mutual perceived violations of an agreement that was already broken by the person being cheated on.
This isn't a "2 wrongs don't make a right" argument. The second (“cheating”) isn't a wrong, it's just being with someone else than your abuser, who if you are weak minded, and lack self confidence, still keep around to your fancy. But they aren't owed anything from you. It's certainly no longer on you to help maintain their emotional wellbeing.
@@heddyhdy4924Attempted murder and abuse already broke the relationship. It’s a RED LINE. All bets are off. The moral issue with cheating is that the cheater violates the trust in the relationship. But the person being cheated on in this case already broke the trust, so that’s out the window. The moment a partner becomes an abuser or attempts to murder their spouse, they forfeit any presumption of anything being owed to them in the relationship. It’s messed up you classify abused people/victims of attempted spousal murder who may sleep with others as "cheaters" as if they still owe something to their abusers. They don't. The wife certainly doesn’t owe her would-be murdering husband anything.
Not all instances of cheating are equal. There are plenty of abuse victims who cheated because they were abused. Are you just going to judge them for that? Just call them cheaters? To do so invalidates their trauma.
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You really had to make three comments?
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@@shadowx2652YES. WHY?
@@ameliawilson1053 well why yourself😂?
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The husband missed his biggest opportunity to find out that his wife was cheating on him before attempting poison to her. Instead of trying to poison her, he should have investigated that she was cheating so he could have gotten the rest of the money. 😅
Thanks for your opinion. But why people are cheating in relationships?
What a wonderful story
Thanks for sharing 😊
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Aww that's not very nice to hurt people that Way I enjoyed that 😊
Wow in the beginning😃😍😄! Pankova might be bisexual. The spoon scene reminds me of the myka media vid. But obviously dhe wasn't innocent either. Cheating on him. And what doesn't make is why he threw it out when she was gonna eat it
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nice! You watch Myka Media too? I wonder what happened to the original cast though
@@Icelandair_B767 watched. I'm done now bc of that😑
@@shadowx2652 same with me, once the original cast completely disappeared and got replaced by some substandard filler cast, i gave up watching that.
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I love ur cast keep up the doing the good work, God bless you❤
Oh my god is this still happening in real life unbelievable 😭😔
Yep.
The world has changed, getting married these days is quite dangerous. You can be experience things you never thought possible from a heart that claims to love you.
Hide nurse hide!
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I didn't know you had this channel. I was just scrolling and found it .
Was that kissing scene necessary??
The start💀
Straight man here, but nonetheless Lesbianism is so damn cool!!
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First scene isnot necessary at all 🤮
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WIFE AND HUSBAND DON'T LOVE EACH OTHER NO MORE GO GET A DIVORCE CHEATER ALL WAY'S A CHEATER ❤😊 GREAT JOB DRAMATIZEME LOVEBUSTER FOR OTHER GREAT VIDEO
An interesting start.
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Does Alexandra only kisses girls? 😢
@@asavekeyho7659 I don’t think so. I’ve seen her kiss guys onscreen. Maybe she’s bi?
@@paolotorres8537 oh yes.. Once
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What?The wife is cheater !kissing with another woman?
She’s not innocent in this story
Abuse is an "all bets are off" sort of red line, and that includes emotional/physical/sexual loyalty.
The moment a partner becomes an abuser/killer, they forfeit any presumption of anything being owed to them in the relationship. They open themselves up to being cheated on, lied to, financially taken advantage of, and any other sorts of activities that even a stranger wouldn't enjoy.
WOW 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳 so much cheat the crack the code, so much work to not qualified
They are both in the wrong no matter what. I believe they should have just gotten a divorce to end their marriage for good instead of making things so difficult and worse for themselves 🤦🏼.
ARE YOU SERIOUSLY VICTIM BLAMING THE WIFE?! When someone abuses another they've already violated the agreement that allows the ability for the abused to act as if there is no agreement.
Part of the relationship agreement is to protect the other person's mental and physical wellbeing. When you act to intentionally violate that, you've violated the compact, and have no right to complain about mutual perceived violations of an agreement you've broken yourself.
This isn't a "2 wrongs don't make a right" argument. The second isn't a wrong, it's just being with someone else than your abuser, who if you are weak minded, and lack self confidence, still keep around to your fancy. But they aren't owed anything from you. It's certainly no longer on you to help maintain their emotional wellbeing.
@@paolotorres8537 I just felt bad for the husband that he had to witness the backstabbing and unfaithfulness from the wife. Nobody should have to be backstabbed like that. It really makes me mad when a girlfriend or wife goes behind your back and does something so unfaithful like that. I see this sh*t even happening to good and genuine husband’s and boyfriend’s and it really triggers me.
@@fernandoarellano8812 YOU FEEL BAD FOR THE HUSBAND? He was freaking trying to murder his wife for money!
@@paolotorres8537 Yes, and did you not see him throw away the soup and have second thoughts. At least he did not go on with his evil plan.
@@fernandoarellano8812 or, he just wanted to save his ass
So what is the advise on this show? Two girls kissing? Teaching people to be lesbians???? Puffff no sense,
You could have put a man saving the girl instead of a girl cheating in sin with another girl
Jesus Christ is coming back soon.
The man who poisoned yes he got arrested, but the two girls as well won’t please God almighty as long as the live this kind of lesbians life.
No one is perfect I know, but we don’t encourage sin, we instead get rid of it🙏
Let the grace of the Holy Spirit help us to fear God and to be away from sin because by our own strength we won’t make it.
So she was cheating on him? She's a lesbian?
very smart girl!! 😅😅😅😅👍👍
Хочу снова обзор Солека.
Lesbians. Me likey!!
Both cheater 😂
LGBT
Lesbian opening??
husband is cute but evil
Thank you for your comment. We're so glad you're part of our community 🤗According to you, why people controlling in a relationship?
Yuck WHAT IS YOUR PROBLEM
This content is not of no good but rather promoting homosexual...
God is our banner
Ugh. I've unsubscribed this channel. Never again will I let my kids watch this, they must grow with values and upright norms. Bye shame on you