TIA MOWRY Reveals Why She DIVORCED Her Husband | The Coffee Pod

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[yiyilikeit]

What MODERN Women Truly Want:
-the AUTHORITY of a Man
-the PRIVILEGE of a Woman
-the ACCOUNTABILITY of a Child

[badbotever]

She never talked about anyone except herself not her kids, parents, her sister, her ex husband . It’s all about her big surprise.

[denniswilliams]

So no infidelity on his end, no physical or mental abuse, by all accounts a good man, and Tia divorces him anyway. As much as I advocate for marriage, I understand more and more why men especially successful men don't want to get married.

[goodlifejay]

This lady literally went on a divorce campaign, whole time her ex husband aint say nothing this entire time.

[counsela]

Marriage vows mean nothing to women. Her delusions and emotions overrides all that.

[Opinions-galore]

I’ve been unhappy in my marriage a FEW times. I’ve been married for 12 years now. When we separated, I realized how much I needed my spouse and my kids needed their dad. Listening to Kevin Samuels brought me back to reality. We reconciled and I am very glad we were able to keep our marriage in tact. It’s not just about me and MY happiness. Period.

[carsonhayward]

Imagine a man leaving on some… I’m way happier supporting just myself than my wife and kids… lol I can get that corvette I always wanted

[willmallory]

And when he remarries she'll be mad as hell!!! 90% of coworkers admitted that she regretted asking for the divorce...especially after they saw their replacement.

[georgewillis]

Marriage is hard, divorce is easy. Her reasoning is garbage. Just say you wanted to be free and selfish

[deathtouchltd]

Been with my wife for 12 years now. Since we were 21(me) and 20(her). We have literally gone through the toughest shit life can throw at you. Loss of a child, deaths in both our families, college together at the same time, crippling injury(me), weight gain and weight loss, working full time with no support from families because they are poor, crappy jobs and good jobs, years of hard work and years of loving each other and hating each other.

We almost got divorced twice and I was the one who saved our marriage. I forced the counseling and recovery because her depression from the loss of our kid and the loss of her father in a very traumatic way broke her. I wanted to give up many days and she wanted to give up many days, but neither of us did because we made the commitment to each other and we now have the strongest relationship we have ever had, we both have great careers, we have a 6 year old daughter and she is happy.

We stayed together because we had a duty to one another. And that’s what most women miss or don’t understand, it’s not always about happiness, it’s about duty.

[Confession_Of_A_Dangerous_Mind]

Everything she says is about her, literally... Her, my and I, women like these shouldn't even find a popcorn ring in a snack much less get one from a man.

[mykahtariq]

There's nothing wrong with "Self Love" & "Self Care".... Finding your joy and happiness is something everyone should do! But why can't it be done 'while married'? We all evolve. Having open communication, trust, Love, honesty and respect is vital for a solid foundation in a relationship. My husband and I have been together almost 18 years, married for over 15 years. Making sure we find our joy, Love on ourselves and have happiness, does not include divorce. Never! 🤦🏽‍♀️ SMH

[MaxxD]

I swear most women don’t realise that happiness doesn’t come from a state of BEING. Happiness comes from the journey in DOING the things you enjoy like a hobby of sorts.

[richmerch]

Most men sacrifice the health and happiness to make sure their family has what they need. I see very little of that coming from women.

[evos]

At the end of the day it's about duty, not something that's temporary as happiness.

[greatstoic]

It's always the woman who will come out and claim she's finally happy and how she's absolutely blameless or how the husband was the toxic one. I wonder why?

[nunkap]

Marriage is about 'self love'🤔 I thought it was about duty and raising a family. Ha! Another win for Feminism congrats yall 👏🏾

[fromdowntown]

She thinks it's someone out there better than her husband. Now she's older and more used, and thinks it's gonna be a man that's gonna take her seriously 😂😂😂😂😂

[alc]

Any time I hear self love, I substitute the word love with envolvement. All you have to do is watch the actions tied to the statement. I once heard it and everything that followed was a total disregard for everyone that should have been important except self

[laughsinmisogyny]

They always regret the guy that really loved them. It's not like he was out here thottin it up. He was a decent, wholesome guy.