Welcome to our slash true off my chest, where OP gleefully destroys the life of his cheating wife.

Our next Reddit post is from admirable explorer. Back in February, my newlywed wife went away

for a week to see her family and friends, which we had moved across the country from for her fellowship.

I didn't come with her because I was having my pay time off to cash out and help

fund our next move, which would have been last month, and I also needed some dental work done

and I couldn't delay it anymore. While she was staying with her family, she called me.

I could send something off in her voice, so I asked her what was wrong. She told me how unhappy

and alone she'd felt since we moved. She said that I felt more like a roommate and that I'd

ruined her fellowship for her because I didn't care for the area that we were living in.

It's a very high cost of living area. I felt incredibly guilty hearing this. We had only been married

for five months, together for six years, and living with each other for four and a half years,

and she was already suggesting marriage counseling. I didn't protest. I was eager to work things out

because I adored and loved her very much. Over the next several weeks, I was planning activities

for us every weekend, on top of doing all the cooking and cleaning in the apartment,

even though I was the one who had always done this before. We had our first marriage counseling

session and my wife said she feared that maybe we were just too different or incompatible.

Hearing this felt like a gut punch. Where was this concern prior to us moving and getting married?

Then sometime later, we went out for a long walk after work and some drinks.

She told me she was feeling better about things, and I felt a huge sigh of relief.

The next day, we went out for breakfast, then spent the rest of the day car shopping until we

found something that we liked. After that, I took her out to a very nice restaurant for dinner.

From there, we went to the hot tub and we passionately hugged. I felt like we were starting to improve.

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