A 34 yo mother was kidnapped and killed by her ex husband, and this is one of the comments..
As if getting married and having kids, gives him the right to kidnap and fatally shoot her, when she decides to leave and move on…
And this by the same guy 🤦🏼♀
I was a picture perfect gf for my ex (mostly cause I was terrified of even breathing wrong), and still got abused 🤷🏼♀ But sure, let’s blame men abusing women on women..
This is the kind of person that believes that if someone makes him mad or hurts his delicate little fefes he can do whatever he wants to them with zero consequences and just say "well it's their fault, THEY made ME mad."
Because he doesn't understand that regardless of relationship status, no one HAS to love you, or care, or actually abide by the rules you all have set or any of that. In a perfect world every relationship would go just like we hope but that's not realistic and in this world you keep your damn hands to yourself.
It doesn't matter who "plays" or doesn't. If you don't know how to play well with others there's some nice men and women in maximum security who are more than happy to keep you company. Learn to regulate your emotions yourself and stop making it other people's job to.
@Cassieee I don't think it was justified that she killed him. I just think he was stupid for giving her the keys. It's like that in life. Stupid games = stupid prizes.
And yes, in some very rare circumstances, as I stated above, it is absolutely 100% justified. If the state has the right to kidnap and kill (which I don't believe it should), we definitely have the right to kidnap and kill when extremely high wrongs are done against us.
But again, if you read my initial comment, you will see I said it wasn't justified in romantic relationship scenarios.
Yet still exists the stupid prizes for stupid games idea - which will always prevail because it's just the way things work.
@Magicianzini it’s never justified, and the state doesn’t have that right either. Just cause someone does something wrong doesn’t mean everyone should follow that.
The guy must be thinking of how he processed his own relationships and totally forgot that the woman died and her children now have no mother. The empathy for others is totally missing.
