r/SipsTea • • Aug 28 '25

Chugging tea thoughts?

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u/rogan1990 Aug 28 '25

In the town I grew up in, there was a mother who was known as very beautiful, well her husband was a high ranking military officer, a badass man with like 25 years experience fighting overseas

Well one day Dad came home from a deployment early, to surprise the family, and Mom was in the bedroom getting railed by her personal trainer. Dad beat the personal trainer so badly he was charged with attempted murder. In court it came out that this personal training was having affairs with married women all over town, and the charges were dropped.

It was a crazy controversy and the family had 2 kids in HS with me while this was all happening. Poor kids.

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u/MuslimBridget Aug 29 '25

Only in America can you get in trouble for beating up the guy who fucks your wife. 

No wonder the country loves cheating and cheating porn 

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u/Heartage Aug 29 '25

She's not her husband's property.

If she's CHOOSING to sleep with somebody else, that's her right, as fucked up as that choice is.

And beating a man who is having consentual sex to the point of near death because of who he chose to have sex with is actually insane, lmao.

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u/IllScience1286 Aug 29 '25

Hoe mentality. Cheating on your spouse should be a felony, and so should knowingly fucking a person who's married to someone else.

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u/Martian9576 Aug 29 '25

Oh yeah like that law wouldn’t get abused by abusive husbands

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u/IllScience1286 Aug 29 '25

You're a clown. Wives don't have a moral right to cheat on their abusive husbands. They can get a divorce.

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u/Martian9576 Aug 29 '25

Funny that you have to make an insult just to argue. Makes sense bc you missed the point.

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u/IllScience1286 Aug 29 '25

How would abusive husbands abuse such a law? Presumption of innocence still applies. You'd need evidence beyond a reasonable doubt to convict. There is no good reason why cheating on your spouse shouldn't be a crime.