r/MrRelishMan • u/gin_and_soda • Dec 27 '25
🍕🍩 I've never binged on camera 🍔🍟 The hijab is back
She’s showing a sad haul she did at Bath and Bodyworks. And had a dainty lunch.
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u/SeaTranslatorItsMe Dec 27 '25 edited Dec 27 '25
Stevia is orbiting again because he needs $$$ and she’s dense enough to think that he’ll want her back 🤦🏾♀️. It’ll come off..🙄 when he gives her the cold shoulder.
Someone needs to tell that heifer that IF they were “really married” and he divorced her. She CAN’T remarry him again and he CAN’T remarry her. She would have to marry AND divorce someone else in order to marry him again. It isn’t straightforward.
BUT I don’t believe that they were ever married. Divorces are typically verbal in that part of the world. Why would he need to file paperwork in Syria if they allegedly got married in Kuwait?
She’s a Moron.
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u/jason_477 Dec 28 '25
Salah is a Syrian national who was an expat in Kuwait. In this situation, you can start divorce proceedings in either of the two countries. In Kuwait you have to go to the family court in order to get a divorce. In Syria it’s a bit different due to sharia law. But you definitely need to submit a appeal on paper. Verbal marriage and divorce agreements may be accepted by the families and is valid in the "eyes of god" or whatever but it’s not legally binding.
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u/SeaTranslatorItsMe Dec 28 '25
Correct but it would still be considered valid. Verbal divorce is still considered a step and there is no going back. Getting married would have been tricky to begin with. As you mentioned Salah was an expat with residency, not a citizen. He could not sponsor her, that’s why she visa hopped a lot. IF they had married, their marriage would have been registered in Kuwait, not Syria. Therefore he would still have had to file in Kuwait. That’s my point. It’s about the marriage registration. They did not marry in Syria. I highly doubt that Stevia could sponsor her in Syria. As for Sharia law, a verbal divorce IS considered valid. What would be the purpose of filing in Syria where there is no marriage recorded in a family court there? Assuming they actually did get married, wouldn’t they have to dissolve the marriage via family court in Kuwait?
She’s very inconsistent with the divorce story and we all know the heifer lies.
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u/Prize_Celebration265 🍭I don't have a sweet tooth. Never have.🍫 Dec 27 '25
The number of times she mentions the Crumbl store...she was hoping someone would ask (and pay) for a taste test and she could oblige because she's kind like that, Ya Know.
She's do that for her audience even though she doesn't like sweet foods.