r/Bestof I Hate My Son's Guts

0:00 Intro
0:07 Cheater gets justice
8:43 Comments
11:16 Family relations

[fallen_online]

The first guy is delusional af... He cheated for 6 years, and he thinks that doesn't mean anything because he loves his wife. He needs a reality check.

[TheVeniceAngel]

Story 2: I freakin' screamed when OP went from "He's not mine, he's my husband's kid!" to "He's my son!" These are the kind of redemption arcs that I LIVE for!

I wish OP and her family the best, and I'm very proud of her. 😊

[lizabee]

OP in the first half “I had an affair for 6 years, but it doesn’t mean anything, I’m not a bad guy. ”
Op in the second half “HOW DARE MY WIFE HAVE AN AFFAIR FOR SIX MONTHS! AND WHO SLEEPS WITH A MARRIED WOMAN!! CHEATERS ARE THE WORST!”

[danielbrant]

*1st Story:* Before Rslash described what the cakeeaters subreddit was about, I was honestly thinking that it was a subreddit about sexy fanservice in fiction. 😅

[addictedmako]

“I know this woman like I know myself.”

Based on that word vomit OP spewed out earlier trying to justify his affair and deny that he’s spousal garbage, he doesn’t know his wife at all

[cynister]

Story 1: Something doesn't add up. He said that he _met_ his affair partner because they shared the same kinks. That makes me assume they met at some kink website or club or something. Then, two sentences later, he says that he first "gave in to temptation" and only afterwards discovered that his affair partner shares his kink. So which is it? Did he stray specifically to get off from his kink, or did he stray and _then_ find out about the kink?

Edit: Omg it just kept getting worse. This guy is so delusional.

[munchie]

The fact that when cheaters get cheated on, they feel offended 😂

[silverflight]

Stepson Story: OP had a bad experience with a step relative, and that carried over until Reddit called her out. I'm honestly glad that OP actually worked to better herself and recognize her flaws, because I know a lot of others wouldn't

[DaBaseBallZ]

Story 1:Yo cheaters, Here's 3 easy steps to get your partners back and undo your actions
Step 1:Lay on your bed
Step 2:Close your eyes
Step 3:Keep dreaming, You filthy bastards

[mariemely]

Dude. Please cover the dad demands son shares ps5 with stepbrothers story. You will absolutely love it and you will hate the dad’s guts!

[Aymarichan]

What is wrong with dude in the first story. Imagine cheating for 6yrs then whining because your partner was cheating, too. Deserved. 😂

[BackUpWaffles]

Story 1: I have never seen so much delusion ooze out of a person. You cheated and she cheated back end of story. Don't make yourself the victim.

Story 2: It's awesome that OP learned her lesson and started treating her son with fair love. The redemption arc is real!

[DaBaseBallZ]

Story 2:Well, Good that OP learned from her mistake, But can we talk about the fact that husband was willing to abandon his own kid to go on that vacation?

[Yumi_Jay]

RSlash is such a good voice actor because the voice he used for the first OP made me want to yell, "WELL, WHAT DID YOU EXPECT, IDIOT" at OP.

[Naturewalkingthrough]

First story reminds me how my dog would steal treats and bones from their sibling. But they would get mad when other dogs would steal their stuff.

[uhohspaghettios]

The last story made me cry by the end, personal growth and breaking the cycle of abuse, it's so heartwarming to see

[blairylame]

1st story: sooo he never told his wife about his kinks, assumed she wouldn’t like them, and then used that as a justification to have a six year affair?? sure buddy

[e.c.sherman]

That last one ended so sweetly! It's refreshing for stories to have a happy ending like that. Sometimes, hurt people hurt people, and it's good when they recognize that and try to be better.

[hiroshi]

Oh I remember the cake eating sub. That was one of the funniest subs I've ever seen. The level of delusion some had their goes twice or thrice beyond r/choosingbeggars. There was one who once cheated and got caught and the woman acted unfazed until serving him and he was LOSING. HIS. MIND. Calling her psycho, saying she didn't care etc.

Anyway, thanks, R/.

EDIT : LMAO, I actually think that might have been that story. What were the odds.

EDIT 2 : OH MY GOD, IT IS THAT STORY.

[faeriefire]

"I would choose my wife over my AP in a nanosecond." 🎻But he didn't. She was recovering from a bad accident and he chose to cheat. He chose AP countless times when he met up with her rather than focusing his time and attention on his wife and family. He never considered that his wife might feel the utter devastation he's feeling now when she found out. But it never should've been a competition where he'd have to _choose_ in the first place. That commenter said it perfectly -- he taught his wife well.