What is going on, everyone, and welcome back to the channel. I hope you're all doing well.

Today I've got for you a very special episode. This year on my channel, toxic relationship

drama has absolutely dominated. It's felt like I've read so many crazy stories about relationship

drama in general, but more specifically, I've noticed there have been some

incredibly toxic characters present in a lot of stories I've read over the past 12 months.

So in this episode, what I've done is I have handpicked some of the most toxic relationship

drama stories of the past year, and I've compiled them into this video.

So if you're a fan of toxic relationship

stories, as I know a lot of you are, this is the episode for you. Sit back and relax if you can.

This is three hours of the most toxic relationship, Reddit, drama, stories, let's go.

Fiancé used my childhood trauma to win a video game. I don't even know how to type this or explain my thoughts

right now, so I apologize if I seem scattered. I am a 31 year old man and I've been engaged to my

fiance who is a 29 year old woman, Emily, for the past three months. We've been together for two years.

She's been the only relationship where I felt safe enough

to open up and discuss my past trauma. Many nights I've cried into her arms and she's been there

to comfort me. She goes to therapy with me and has been a rock in our relationship. I've been

getting much better since I've really opened up about it and I've been able to live a better

and liberating life the past two years

until last Saturday. Emily is ultra-competitive, not just in sports, but in life. She would do

whatever it takes to win and be number one. She's lost friendships, family relationships, jobs and

money. She understands this and has been trying to get better by going to therapy,

stating she doesn't know why she's like this. She seemed to cool down over the summer,

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