The foreign forum reddit recently broke a big melon, and the poster said that 23 years ago, the ex-fiancée gave birth to a daughter after cheating. Now, he finally found a chance for revenge: he slept with his 23-year-old daughter, who was born to his ex-fiancée...
Because the plot was too explosive, the post quickly detonated the discussion among netizens after it was published, and the main building of the post was also deleted by the system for violating ethical regulations.
However, some netizens still saved the original text of the post, and the most direct feeling after reading it is that this melon is too twists and turns...
Poster A said that he was 45 years old and single and childless. About 24 years ago, when he was 21 years old, his fiancée Ella (not her real name), who was a year younger than him, became pregnant.
A was ecstatic, although a specific wedding date had not yet been determined, the two had already begun to plan, wanting to focus on raising their children first and wait until the children were two or three years old before holding the wedding.
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However, when Ella was 7 months pregnant, A received the news from a "friend" that broke him: the baby in Ella's womb was not A's, but that of this "friend". A didn't realize that Ella and her "friend" had already gotten together.
After a violent physical altercation between the two men, Ella takes the side of the "friend". At this point, A completely broke down and ended his relationship with Ella. Subsequently, she moved in with a "friend".
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After a few more months, the child was born and it was a girl. But A still has some small reluctance, he asks for a paternity test, and if the child is his own, he has the right to co-raise the child.
For the sake of insurance, A and Ella chose two hospitals separately and conducted two evaluations, and the results of the two hospitals were the same: the child was indeed not A's.
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After getting the results, A left the city where he had lived for a long time, and he wrote in a post, "Of course she can have her own life, but I don't want to witness it." ”
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Time comes back to the present.
A month ago, due to work, A was temporarily transferred back to his hometown for two weeks, and he unexpectedly reunited with Ella at a school party that everyone held on a whim.
Because the network of people in small places is relatively fixed, many people at the party are familiar faces. A met Ella and her 23-year-old daughter, Nicky (not her real name), at a party.
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Ella said that she wanted to reminisce about the past, but A politely refused: after so many years, although he did not have the same intense hatred as he did at that time, he didn't think that chatting at this time could make any sense.
Unexpectedly, after Ella left, 23-year-old Nicky took the initiative to come over and asked to chat for ten minutes. Nicky says she knows about her mother's past with A, and that she hates her own mother... Because the "friend" of A back then was not his biological father at all...
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It turned out that Ella cheated on at least two people back then, and Nicky's real biological father had died. When the child was 7 years old, a "friend" who was fighting with A found out about the incident and kicked the mother and daughter out of the house.
This became a scandal in a small place, and Nicky was bullied at school because everyone knew that she was "the child born of her mother's cheating". Her brothers and sisters, who played well, also left her one by one because the man insisted on breaking off the relationship. Nicky spent her childhood in the loneliness of being ostracized, and her hatred for her mother grew.
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A asks her why she is talking to him about this, and she says that A is a person who understands this betrayal, after all, she is the product of her mother's betrayal. She doesn't have any expectations of A, she just needs someone who understands her.
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A sympathized with the child, and the two chatted for a long time that night and exchanged contact information. The next day, A received a contact from her, saying that she wanted to continue chatting and vent her inner dissatisfaction.
The two met at the bar inside the hotel where A's stay, and Nicky, 23, vented his frustration and got drunk. A didn't know where she lived and couldn't get a taxi for her, so he had to take her back to his room.
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A explained in the post that she was used to booking a standard room with two beds when she went out to stay, so she didn't think much about it at the time, and directly helped her to another bed, and the two slept separately. After breakfast the next morning, Nicky left and A went back to work.
Unexpectedly, in the next few days, Nicky would meet A at the bar in the hotel from time to time. She talks to A about her future and her plans to move to another city, get rid of her original family, and get rid of the name of "cheating baby" that is branded on her.
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The next development is gradually outrageous, as A describes in the post:
"I'm a jerk, and I did something to her one night. At first she walked away. I thought I had messed up and went back to my room. An hour later she sent me a message asking if I was in the room.
As soon as I answered yes, she knocked on the door.
I'm sober, she's sober, I have time to think, I could send her away, but I didn't.
This is my ex-fiancée's daughter, and if I hadn't found out that Ella was cheating at the time, I would have raised her as my own daughter.
But when I found out that she was not my daughter, I never saw her as a child, nor did I witness her growing up, let alone see her as a daughter, and the first time I saw her was a week ago.
So yes, I had sex with her, more than once. ”
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A writes that 23-year-old Nicky has a stronger desire for revenge than she does, and she wants her mother to know about it, but at the same time she is willing to consider A's opinion: if A doesn't agree, she won't talk about it.
A finally agreed. They snapped intimate photos of themselves in the room together, and Nicky sent them to her mother, Ella, via social media, with the caption: "I can finally call him Daddy." ”
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Ella calls and argues with her daughter, and then with A next to her. A thinks that he has forgotten about the betrayal, but it seems that he has been holding these things in his heart for many years, and now he has finally vented it.
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For the last 4 days before leaving, Nicky stayed in the hotel with A. At the time of posting, A had returned to her city from a business trip, and Nicky was packing her things and she was moving to another country, away from the toxic environment.
She would stay with A for a week or more before flying away. Both of them blocked their contact information with Ella and completely severed their relationship.
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A finally mentioned that he had refused to receive psychological treatment for many years, but after the quarrel broke out on the phone, he realized that the betrayal back then was indeed a hurdle that could not be overcome. After that, my plan is to make an appointment with a counselor and face this matter well.
The section where A's post was posted is called "Am I a Jerk?" and is a subdivision of one of the most trafficked sections of the reddit forum. Because netizens often share the bloody things they have experienced, a large number of people who eat melons have gathered in the plate.
As is customary, echoing the theme of the section "Am I a jerk", the poster will invite netizens to promote the hall after describing their story to judge whether their actions are scumbag. But A's post directly singled out the result - "I won't ask everyone if I'm a scumbag, I know I am".
Netizens complained frantically under the post:
"If the paternity test went wrong back then, the plot would have a tragic illegal twist..."
"It's disgusting enough for you to think about it and write about it... Go see a doctor. ”
Of course, there are also people who think that the details of the story do not stand up to scrutiny, and it is likely that it is just the intention of the poster:
"Strange fantasy, isn't it time to see a doctor?"
"Good guys, who went to a high school reunion and brought their 23-year-old daughter with them??"
"The last sentence 'I can finally call him dad' has taken the readability of the post up a notch, and it's okay to read it casually as a pastime."
"The authenticity is 0 and there have been too many spam posts lately."
"It's a fake for a man to write this kind of story, because women are always portrayed as sexual fanatics, thinking in a way that doesn't look like women at all — I hate my mom, so I should just find a guy to be crazy XX?"
More netizens are still pure pleasure people: no matter what authenticity he is, he can have a pastime after reading it:
"True or not, it's better as a love story than 'Twilight.'"
"True or not, it's an 8-point story for me."
I feel like I live up to the old saying: if it's true, then I hope it's fake. This kind of tragedy with too many elements would be too outrageous if it did happen in real life...