Speaker 1: This is from Anonymous and Cherry Hill. Anonymous says, I'm
Speaker 1: a thirty four year old divorced woman. My sister, my
Speaker 1: ex sister in law, and I were close, so I
Speaker 1: trusted her when she said she was hooking me up
Speaker 1: with a really special guy. The guy took me to
Speaker 1: dinner and then we went to his house. Things got
Speaker 1: heated and I lost myself in a moment and we
Speaker 1: tried to have sex. It didn't work out. Big fellow
Speaker 1: was too much for me. I was ashamed in more
Speaker 1: ways than one, and he promised to keep it between us.
Speaker 1: As soon as I got home, my ex sister in
Speaker 1: law called me, laughing hysterically. Then she told my ex
Speaker 1: husband and he DMed me and called me a garden tool.
Speaker 1: I am not a garden tool. It had been six
Speaker 1: months that I since I had had sex, so I
Speaker 1: needed it. How could she betray my trust? Do I
Speaker 1: accept her apology or cut her out of my life?
Speaker 2: Well, when a person shows you who they are, you
Speaker 2: have to believe them first of all.
Speaker 3: The dude who told your sister in law she can't
Speaker 3: handle kissing and telling, she started laughing. She told her
Speaker 3: brother I tried to hook her up I see why.
Speaker 2: You left her. She can't handle it. He called her
Speaker 2: a rock garden tool. See, lady, you first of all,
Speaker 2: your sister in law gonna hook you over.
Speaker 3: With somebody that don't even sound right. Her brother, her brother. Man, lady,
Speaker 3: you got.
Speaker 2: To learn the rules. You ain't been out there in
Speaker 2: the dating game in a minute. It don't changed now,
Speaker 2: it don't changed now. These these people love to humiliate.
Speaker 2: They like lights and clicks. Take your time, six months,
Speaker 2: ain't that long? Sit your ass down.
Speaker 3: That's a mad what's all that about?
Speaker 2: I told you all these dudes is different now. They
Speaker 2: cut from a different piece of cloth. They on podcast
Speaker 2: talking about other men, they cut from it. They gossipy.
Speaker 2: They just dislike a bunch of a lot of dudes
Speaker 2: out here. No, I'm just gonna tell you, man, they
Speaker 2: just cut different. They different. Man, They're a bunch of
Speaker 2: the bunch of little bees. Man, that's all, just a
Speaker 2: bunch of little bees. Big boy ended up bringing it though,
Speaker 2: Big boy clomb. No, no, no, no, big boy ain't
Speaker 2: do nothing. He had a chance to. But he want
Speaker 2: to brag now because he won't make everybody think he
Speaker 2: all that her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that was terrible. That's terrible anyway, all right,
Speaker 1: we have time for another one.
Speaker 3: A lot of big boats.
Speaker 1: Sink, Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 3: They're talking about the size of your boat. The Titanic
Speaker 3: went down.
Speaker 1: To This one's from Zena and Shelby. Steve Zena says,
Speaker 1: I'm married to a very jealous and insecure man. I
Speaker 1: was pulling in from work and my husband's buddy stopped
Speaker 1: at the end of the driveway to speak. He had
Speaker 1: his five month old in the back seat, so I
Speaker 1: went to see the baby. My husband drove up as
Speaker 1: I was standing at his buddy's car, and I walked
Speaker 1: in the house and let them talk. My husband had
Speaker 1: the nerve to ask me what would have happened with
Speaker 1: me and his friend if he hadn't come home when
Speaker 1: he did. I've ignored him for four days. How could
Speaker 1: he insinuate that? Do I owe him an explanation?
Speaker 2: Well, you didn't tell him you was talking to the
Speaker 2: baby in the back seat. If you know your husband
Speaker 2: is jealous, do you owe him in the explanation? You
Speaker 2: could at least just say, hold up, fool with your
Speaker 2: stupid behind yo.
Speaker 3: Yo. He came up, pulled up behind.
Speaker 2: I went out there to speak to him because the
Speaker 2: baby was in the back seat at five months. I
Speaker 2: was back there playing with the baby. You drive up
Speaker 2: your damn friend right now? Is he your friend or
Speaker 2: ain't he? And I'm your wife? Now?
Speaker 3: Am I not your wife? Or am I not?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 2: What you want to do? See, you got to turn
Speaker 2: it on these people. You can't let them keep it
Speaker 2: on you. That's what I do. Yeah, you can't be
Speaker 2: leaning over it though. Man, No, that's the rule of
Speaker 2: my man. Man, I heard my daddy say that. I
Speaker 2: implemented that rules of my daughters. That dude came up
Speaker 2: blew the horn one time. No no, no, no.
Speaker 3: Too in our house.
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