My Wife Cheated, Got Pregnant, Demanded Divorce & Alimony. I Exposed Her To....- Reddit Podcast

My Wife Cheated, Got Pregnant, Demanded Divorce & Alimony. I Exposed Her To....- Reddit Podcast
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My Wife Cheated, Got Pregnant, Demanded Divorce & Alimony. I Exposed Her To Her Church, Ruining Her Reputation & Getting Her Expelled.
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The narrator, Mike, was married to his wife, Jen, for five years. Initially, she was supportive as he built his business, even putting her teaching career on hold to help him. However, after his business became successful and they moved into a nice home, Jen became deeply involved in their church and started acting strangely. She grew distant, took an unusual interest in their finances, and exhibited suspicious behavior, including late nights, protective phone habits, and unexplained trips.

Mike eventually discovered that Jen was having an affair with Eric, a youth pastor at her church. Instead of confronting her immediately, he collected evidence, including texts, photos, hotel receipts, and even a recorded conversation where Jen revealed she planned to divorce him, demand alimony, and secure a comfortable financial future with Eric.

Knowing what was coming, Mike made strategic financial moves to minimize the alimony he would have to pay. When Jen finally announced that she was pregnant with Eric’s child and demanded a divorce, she believed she was in control. However, Mike revealed that he already knew about her affair, shocking her. Despite the evidence, the court ruled in Jen’s favor due to no-fault divorce laws, awarding her $4,500 per month in alimony for four years.

Instead of reacting emotionally, Mike patiently executed his real revenge. He compiled all the evidence of Jen’s affair and sent it to her church, exposing her hypocrisy. This led to her being expelled from leadership roles, her family distancing themselves, and her reputation in the community being ruined. Eric, realizing the extent of the damage, abandoned her, leaving her pregnant and homeless. She ended up living in her car.

Mike then played his final move: he offered Jen a one-time $90,000 buyout to waive all future alimony payments. Desperate, she accepted, believing she was getting a good deal. However, she quickly squandered the money, found herself jobless due to her tainted reputation, and ended up working in a call center. Meanwhile, Mike thrived—his business flourished, he found a new, stable relationship, and he pursued hobbies like flying and mountain biking.

In the end, Jen’s life completely fell apart, while Mike moved on and lived his best life. His final lesson: always gather evidence, stay strategic, and never look back when burning bridges that need to be burned.
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[Henry.]

21:51 Geez, not being able to afford a car and an apartment with a 4.5k/mo alimony ir really poor financial planning.
You can easily get a small apartment for less than 2k a month.

[doncjack]

Well, it's in fates' hands to whatever happens to the betrayers while OP walks a new line to find love and happiness. He played it well with the lawyer and the deal of the contract.

[StoryScape--hz]

She cheated, got pregnant, demanded divorce AND alimony? The audacity is unreal!

[AngieHarrison-eb]

I feel like all state should have absolve laws. The achieving spouse can make it to wear. They have no to little spousal support

[AdamStories-yy]

Karma did its thing, and OP played it smart—patience and strategy won the day!

[IceBloo]

If she was 5 months away from giving birth and he saw her 6 months later there’s no way she’s visibly pregnant with a second child unless a miscarriage happened.

[rFamilyTales]

It's always the ones preaching morality that got the biggest skeletons in their closet.

[Medinaalbert]

I read some shit almost exactly like this on tumblr (it was a fan fic)

[MaryJane-lnvv]

"I have no where to go"... but is getting 4, 500 monthly in alimony.

[ChrisPierreBacon]

This was written by AI. You can always tell when the numbers don't make any sense. $4500 per month in alimony? My ass

[RedditStoriesFamily]

This was an incredible story of patience and calculated revenge. You handled it brilliantly—karma truly did its job!

[ful]

If I was the guy I would have threatened to expose everything unless she drops the whole alimony requirement before they went to court so that way he would have to pay alimony at all

[wanderlust]

oP‘s wife was horrible, granted but OP lost my sympathy when he more or less forced her to accept a one time payment. If she weren’t pregnant that would have been another story however, he is punishing an inocent child, too. Both are horrible people, the Eric character, too

[VigilantKnight]

I feel like I've subscribed to this channel for only two weeks. So, I don't know when the owner first saw the channel lose traction.

[allenwhittenbury]

The usual "good Christian" behaviour. Very unlike Jesus in every way by everyone in this story