Hey, Hey Waffle gang, I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking out some more Reddit stories.

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Or really does help out the channel. Let's crack on with today's first story. Much love,

guys. Now, today's first story comes from a throwaway account from the True Off My Chest

subreddit. But before we do get into the story, I do want to give you a couple of warnings

that it does contain talk of mental health issues, disassociation, infidelity, and generally it's pretty bleak towards

the end. The OP claim that they're not going to be updating it any further.

So as always, if you do want to skip it, please feel free to do so.

Time stamps are always down in the description and along the timeline below.

Now let's crack on with it. It's titled, I'm considering divorcing my wife because

she can't get over her mom dying.

Yeah, I know.

Everyone is fired up at the title and ready to tell me what an arseall I am.

For those people, I implore you to read the rest of this post before making a judgment.

My 36 male wife's 33 female mother passed away five years ago

from lung cancer. It was not a peaceful or easy death. Our lives understandably went on pause

after the diagnosis and we both spent a lot of time off working helping care for her mother.

My wife had a pretty typical showing of grief at the time,

cycling through different stages, same with our three kids. After she passed, however, my wife got

really bad. I totally understand this. I can't say I know exactly what she went through,

because I haven't had a parent die, but I understand how devastated she was.

For months after, she could barely function. She gently took over much of all responsibilities

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