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This week, Marie, May, and Mel react to stories of trust broken and boundaries crossed. They discuss ”My Mom Stalks My Location and Questions Where and Who I’m With Constantly” and ”She Promised to Pay Me Back—Then Blocked Me and Lied to the Police.” With plenty of laughs and real-talk, they navigate Reddit’s most jaw-dropping dilemmas. Tune in and weigh in on the dra

In this episode, Marie, May, and Mel dive into wedding chaos, financial disputes, and relationship ultimatums. From ”She Insulted Me at the Altar—So I Left Her Wedding” to ”I Refused to Combine Banking Accounts with My Husband,” the trio unpacks Reddit’s wildest dilemmas with humor and sharp insight. Would you have handled things differently? Listen now and decide! �

Marie, May, and Mel take on Reddit’s wildest dilemmas, from ”I Refuse to Do Housework Because I Have a SAHM Wife” to ”He Makes Me Prove Everything.” With honesty, humor, and a dash of chaos, they navigate tricky moral questions and family drama. Would you agree with their advice? Tune in to find out! 🔗 Submit your stories to our SubReddit: [https://www.reddit.com/u/OP

In this episode, Marie, May, and Mel tackle stories of betrayal, boundaries, and bold decisions. From ”AITA For Refusing To Name My Son After My Late Brother” to ”My Husband’s New Friendship Is Making Me Uncomfortable,” the trio dives into Reddit’s most emotional and dramatic dilemmas. With their signature humor and empathy, they unpack what it means to stand your groun

In this Valentine’s Day special, Marie, May, and Mel explore love, heartbreak, and family drama. From ”AITA for Choosing My Sister Over My Husband on Valentine’s Day” to ”I Accidentally Confessed to Cheating on My Girlfriend,” the trio dives into Reddit’s most emotional stories. Expect humor, raw reactions, and a lot of heart. How would you handle these situations? Tu

In this episode, Marie, May, and Mel tackle shocking betrayals and boundary-crossing behaviors. From ”My MIL Cut My Hair While I Slept Because She Thought I Was Cheating” to ”I Don’t Want My Grandparents at My Graduation,” the trio offers their unfiltered reactions. With humor and heartfelt advice, they unpack Reddit’s most dramatic stories. Would you agree with their t

Marie, May, and Mel tackle Reddit’s most challenging scenarios, including ”AITA for Asking My Husband to Limit His Mom’s Visits” and ”I Left My Wallet at Home to Teach Her a Lesson.” With their signature humor and heartfelt advice, they unpack what it means to set boundaries and navigate tricky relationships. Whose side will you take? Find out now! 🔗 Submit your sto

Marie, May, and Mel are back with stories that tug at the heartstrings and spark debate. From ”AITA for Not Offering My Seat to a Mom with a Baby” to ”I’m Still Haunted By The Words He Said When He Left Me,” they dive deep into Reddit’s toughest dilemmas. Will their advice resonate with you? Listen now to find out! 🔗 Submit your stories to our SubReddit: [https://ww

Marie, May, and Mel tackle stories of betrayal and tough family choices this week, including “Should I Reject My Parents’ ’Olive Branch’ After Years of Neglect” and “My Fiancé Secretly Agreed to Father Another Baby with His Ex.” Join the trio for sharp insights, raw emotions, and a few laughs. Whose side are you on? Listen now and see! 🔗 Submit your stories to ou

This week, the trio tackles stories that test the limits of trust and family bonds. Marie, May, and Mel react to ”AITA for Cutting Off My Brother After What He Did to My Teen Daughter” and ”I’m Considering Getting an Abortion Without Telling My Husband.” Join them for heartfelt discussions, sharp insights, and a dash of humor. Do their takes align with yours? Tune in to f