‘Financially Struggling’ Dude Subscribes to Wife's Friend's OnlyFans and Sends Her $600, Drama Ensues
When one spouse makes an irresponsible financial decision behind the other's back, the breach of trust can usually be forgiven, depending on purchase. A fancy lunch they can't afford? Totally understandable. A brand new Xbox? Worth a heated argument, but nothing to file for divorce over. Subscribing to their partner's friend's OnlyFans and sending them hundreds of dollars? Yeah, there's no turning back from that one.
Twitter user @boxing_bird81 recently posted some scandalous screenshots of a text exchange between two unnamed friends—one who attempted to refund some money to her friend, whose husband secretly subscribed to her OnlyFans, and the other who argued it wasn't enough. Keep scrolling for the whole drama.
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Although the husband in this situation is obviously an embarrassment, people in the replies mostly came at the wife for her response to the friend's text message.
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"They both are to be honest, but him subscribing to his wife's friend OF was the first embarrassment" replied @boxing_bird81.
"She's requesting money that from someone instead going to the source of her problem. She needs to chat to her fella before asking for full refunds" said @CartoonRae.
"Oh he's definitely embarrassing" added @LightskinnedAv1. -
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"Nah they are struggling on bills . His priorities are messed up" argued @boxing_bird81.
"Wifey is more worry about the girl taking the money than her husband giving the money.. it dont look like it" replied @DisLying. -
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"Most girls would've said 'your man is subscribed to my OF, sorry girl' and left it at that!!" said @MrsVanHouten.
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"She lucky she don't inbox her husband 'hey big head' and get his 401K too" said @jahova10.
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