wild relationship drama that made it to AITA - REACTION

wild relationship drama that made it to AITA - REACTION

🚨 BUCKLE UP, FOLKS! 🚨 It's your girl, Charlotte Dobre, and today we're diving headfirst into a relationship rollercoaster that's so wild, it made its way to the sacred halls of AITA – "Am I The A**hole?" You thought your love life was crazy? Think again! 💑🎢

😱 Join me as we unravel the jaw-dropping saga of a love affair gone haywire, featuring plot twists that even Hollywood scriptwriters couldn't make up. We're talking cheating scandals, secret rendezvous, and drama that'll have you clutching your pearls! 💔🍿

🕵️‍♀️ We'll break down the details, from the questionable text messages to the surprise visits that turned this relationship into a full-blown daytime soap opera. Because who needs a reality TV show when you've got Reddit's AITA? 🕵️‍♂️📱

👀 Spoiler alert: Not all is fair in love and war, and our brave Redditor is here to spill the tea on whether they're the villain or the victim in this real-life telenovela. Get ready for a plot twist that'll leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about relationships! ☕😲

💅 But fear not, my darlings! In the midst of the chaos, we'll uncover the silver linings – the epic comebacks, the ultimate revenge plans, and the newfound freedom that rises from the ashes of a love gone awry. Because who needs a toxic relationship when you can have a drama-free life? 💁‍♀️🌈

👉 So, hit that subscribe button, grab your popcorn, and join me, Charlotte Dobre, on this wild journey through the twists and turns of relationship drama that even Cupid couldn't predict. It's time to spill the tea, spill the truth, and spill some laughs along the way! 💔🎉

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Hi, I'm Charlotte Dobre. I'm an actor, reactor, singer and sometimes (not really) comedian. On this channel I do reactions, commentary and occasionally I make a joke or two. I love poking fun at social media, weddings, entitled people, tiktok and OF COURSE petty people. I upload daily, usually 7 days a week, unless life gets crazy or I get lazy. Come hang out, it's a good time.

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[Joey]

1st story: Divorce her and go for full custody of kids where she only has access under supervision to ensure they arent filmed.

[randomsandra]

Kids in content: until you’ve sat on a FedeRaL jury and had to view ThOusAndS of child images stolen from people who “don’t mind” having their kids on social media (and converted to p0rN images)…you don’t know how horrible people can turn YOUR CHILD into a commodity for horrible people. I cried myself to sleep every night of that jury service and still do sometimes. You can’t UNSEE that stuff. Please, I’m begging you…keep your kids off social media!

[lilykep]

My mother is allergic to peanuts, corn, soy, and sesame but she still went to the American style Chinese buffet that was my sister's pick for her graduation party. Mom literally couldn't eat anything but a green salad with no dressing, but she still showed up and supported my sister. Eating something at home before going to a place with limited options is something most people with food allergies get used to doing, the fact that this lady with NO allergies wouldn't even consider it says something about her.
EDIT: I'm glad in the end she saw the error of her ways, but she seriously owes her in-laws an apology since it was *their* treat to *their* son that she ruined with her stubbornness. Imagine expecting to have a nice dinner with your son and his family to celebrate his promotion at work, just to get there to find your son distraught because his wife didn't bother to come. Imagine having to get all your food to go and spending time in the parking lot visiting your grandkids because they keep asking where their mom is and why she's not with them. If I was them I'd be livid at her.

[madelion]

The last husband's suggestion of desert first & dinner after was so sweet & thoughtful. That was so messed up.

[lindsaysheffield]

The not liking the food at the restaurant one: I had gastroparesis and pancreatitis and couldn’t eat solid food for over a year - I made sure all my friends knew I still wanted to be invited to all the food-related things and I’d be content with juice and ice cream. There’s so much more than FOOD that goes on at meals with friends and family - who would want to miss out on that?!

[michellemariem]

I feel like a wife calling her husband a narcissist simply because he wants to protect his children —— is an extreme form of gaslighting 💁🏻‍♀️

[jon-benetbrown]

Even if someone is treating you, NEVER EVER order what you can't pay for yourself

[ConnorMiller]

The first husband was totally in the right. He was not an A-hole, he was being a responsible father and man. I’m all for going into the YouTube business but I agree with the husband on keeping their children out of it. First of all, kids cannot give consent. And most of all, their safety would be put in jeopardy because the internet is a scary place. There’s been so many kids who’ve gotten kidnapped because of their faces being on the internet. The husband told the wife not to include their kids in her content and she did it anyway. I would probably urge the husband to reconsider being married to her because if she doesn’t care about the safety of her kids, she’s not the kind of person that I would want to be with.

[LinkIsMine]

There's something really wholesome and restores my faith in humanity when an OP admits they are in fact the AH and apologizes for their mistake. We love to see the growth ❤

[VeronicaGrafstein]

As a picky eater, I would like to say that the wife who didn't want to go to her husband's celebration was absolutely TA. You order sides or apps for your meal or figure out something. Never let YOUR food issues be a problem for the people you love

[aspenhansen]

My mom had a blog when I was a kid, and recently a picture of me in high school was used in a reel made by someone I don't know. The reel went viral and was seen by millions of people. The picture was from over a decade ago, and I didn't even know it existed. It was very disconcerting to learn it was being used in that way and shows up easy on Google and Pinterest.
I don't have kids yet, but I won't show them on my social media without their consent. I don't even post pictures of my husband without his consent because he is more private than I am.

[HELLOkitty]

The fact she doesn’t even blur or cover their faces… SHE sounds like the narcissist. Take the kids and RUN because she WILL exploit them for all the Pennie’s she can grasp

[PeanutsMommy]

The first husband was ABSOLUTELY IN THE RIGHT for requesting that his wife not put their children in her "LOOK AT ME" YouTube videos. The fact that she told her husband that SHE WOULD NOT show their children's faces and then put them in every single one of her videos behind his back, tells me that she cares about HER OWN wants and needs only, and couldn't care less about her husband's opinion or her children's safety.

[marieonishenko]

My dad use to plan a party for my mom for her birthday even though she didn’t want one, because she knew he would just invite his friends and none of hers. They’d also all get drunk and my mom was stuck doing all the cooking and taking care of us 4 kids with a bunch of drunk adults on her birthday. All she wanted was a birthday with her family with a night off with my dad actually being a parent and a well thought out gift.

[arigatoxzx]

The last story made me feel so bad for the husband, my dad did the same thing for my master's degree celebration and it sucked so bad, I couldn't even feel good about accomplishing something because he was annoyed about the place I chose, we ended up not going and I still haven't celebrated my degree 🤷🏻‍♀️

[anastasiarivera]

The person in the last story was absolutely the AH, and I LOVE when people can come to AITA seeking genuine advice. She listened to the comments and now is not only apologizing but trying to change course! That's what's necessary! Hooray!!!

[celineberjot]

2nd story: I'm vegetarian but I have no problem paying for other's people's meals even if they're non-veg but everyone has different morals regarding this. The point is that she made her stance clear and he failed to check to see if she'd make an exception to her rule for his birthday, got the most expensive thing on the menu knowing he couldn't pay for it and then stole from the restaurant and refused to pay. NTA but it does sound like they 're not meant to be together if their values are that different.

[christinep-tmnr]

Story #1 The father is doing what he's supposed to do as a father, protect his children. Not an A hole or narcissist.

[TheOGPokemonGirl]

"Stuff that you put on social media never, ever, ever goes away."

This is exactly why my brother refuses to share photos of my nephew online. He says that if my nephew gets to 21 and doesn't want his baby photos online, that even if he deletes them they'll still be out there online somewhere.

[novalidavenport]

If my husband refused to go out and celebrate a huge achievement of mine, because he “didn’t want to”- I would cry. That’s so sad for the husband