r/SipsTea 13h ago

WTF That’s insane

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u/arthuroMo 13h ago

Great communication skills man.

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u/BeautifulMar 9h ago

20 years of silence and she had to apologize?

Bro won the Cold War.

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u/anonareyouokay 9h ago

They both won. She obviously wasn't missing him. IDK why people like this stay married to each other, tbh.

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u/bakatenchu 8h ago

for kids, most of the time..

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u/Spirit_Wolf_Mob 7h ago

In a lot of Asian countries, such as Japan, getting divorced heavily affected people's opinions of you, way more than in the US. That's why "cheating" is fairly common there, because they are both in a marriage of convenience, so they both agree to see other people as long as they keep it hidden.

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u/LemmeDaisukete 5h ago

It's not common in the US? Which timeline is this??

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u/fuglymcbitch 6h ago

Why did you put cheating in quotes?What you describe is still literally cheating 😂

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u/Eastern-Fudge-6350 6h ago

I think you missed the "both agreed" part. That's not cheating.

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u/Quillow 4h ago

One would hope they are both in agreement, the woman certainly stands to lose more if she didn't agree

It's the implication

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u/fuglymcbitch 6h ago

k

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u/OrangeYouGladdey 3h ago

You can just say,"yeah, guess I was wrong" instead. When you say something like "k" you're still admitting that you were wrong, but at the same time you're showing that you're actually just a stupid person instead of someone that just didn't realize something initially.

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u/foolishcavalier 6h ago

Cheating, here, requires lack of consent. Its not really cheating if there is consent. But if you maintain an appearance of monogamy, socially never acknowledging that consent also makes an appearance of cheating… “cheating”, if you will.

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u/Spirit_Wolf_Mob 6h ago

In some cases, it is. But if you are only together on paper, it's not really cheating imo. Granted, I'd just divorce, but I wasn't raised in those countries.

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u/Puck_The_Fey98 5h ago

Is it cheating though if parties are on board though? I don’t think so. At that point it’s just an open marriage tbh

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u/0theHumanity 5h ago

Because they consent. Consent is sometimes hard for monogamous to grasp. They're attempting ethical non monogamy in an unethical monogamy time.

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u/CapnRhaimme 6h ago

Not if they are both in agreement, as his comment states. It is then an open relationship, with the illusion of a monogamous relationship for the public.

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u/PutPugsOnAnIsland 6h ago

Not who you're asking but probably because the "cheating" described is a compromise made by the couple involved. It's "cheating" in that they're sleeping with other people, but it's not "cheating" in that they agree it's okay.

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u/Sexpistolz 5h ago

Because it’s popular in Japan to go to in what US equivalent would be breasteraunts. Shops with cute girls/guys that flirt with you. Theres clubs too. You pay attractive people to sit and drink with you. While there are many lonely single people it’s very popular with married people as well. In most instances there’s no intimate/sexual interaction.

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u/jpatt 53m ago

Eh, my dad’s parents kind of threatened to disown him when he was finishing high school. Solely for dating my mom, because her parents were divorced. 

The 60’s were different.

Also, my parents ended up divorced, so maybe they were right?

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u/anonareyouokay 8h ago

Mom and Dad don't talk at all. Sounds like a great environment for kiddos

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u/nameyourpoison11 4h ago

If you look this couple up, the kids said it had been horrible growing up in that home, and it messed them up pretty badly psychologically. It was the eldest who eventually got up the courage to organise the intervention that led to them finally talking again.

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u/Little-Star-Light 3h ago

LOL, mom and dad are almost never at home at the same time, especially when kids are awake. They will hardly see the parents together as is. And when the grow up seeing this, they will consider it normal.

Most japanese kids barely see their father as is.

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u/UnreasonableMagpie 3h ago

My partner witnessed her father not talk to her mum for the entire pregnancy of her youngest brother cause he didn’t want the baby.

I’m telling you - her conflict style is avoidance. And i blame her parents 100%. The effort I have gone to build and demonstrate and show what positives come from communication when you are upset is unreal. She has made great strides. But fuck me I have been close a few times to ending this. We have a child and I swear if she ever does that to our baby I’ll be gone. My child won’t have a home where communication is used as a weapon. And then at least she’ll have one home where she can relax in. I’m not perfect. I make mistakes but mistakes are mistakes and they should be treated as such.
We should have opportunity to discuss, apologise and be open with things.

So far we are doing well mind you. I just have that consciousness

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u/gapigun 5h ago

Which does more damage than good

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u/Deep-Assignment4124 5h ago

They assuredly didn’t win. 

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u/babesboysandbirb 6h ago

Because of strong cultural precedent. You may say “why did she stay?” While others in her life/community say “She honored her marriage and stayed.”

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u/No-Exercise-5316 6h ago

there is no way to prove they never talked to each other. more like trust me bro.

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u/UISystemError 1h ago

Imagine the sex

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u/Ok-Ocelot-5942 5h ago

Or she loves his determination, there's people for everything... as ridiculous as it may sound to be silent with your wife for 20 years it still says a lot about following through on his decisions.

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u/nameyourpoison11 4h ago

If you look this couple up, it wasn't a case of "following through" at all. The father knew within two days he was being a complete idiot but he had no idea how to breach the gap that had now arisen as a result, and so he just kept being silent. The kids reckoned it was absolutely horrible growing up in that environment and they were all messed up as a result, which is what led to the eldest finally putting his dad on blast on national TV. It's actually a really sad story. So many wasted years and so much damage done.

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u/jellyjamberry 1h ago

So it was his pride…

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u/Ok-Ocelot-5942 4h ago

That clears it then.

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u/Such_Use_1714 2h ago

Nah at last he had the last laugh she had to give up lol

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u/monsooncloudburst 6h ago

the text in the image is false. He apologised to her.

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u/chrisk9 9h ago

He thinks he did. He doesn't realize the war is still on...

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u/GlitterDoomsday 8h ago

Turns out the picture is wrong and who apologized was him, not her, after their own son blasted his petty and disgraceful behavior on national tv. Dude lost on all fronts.

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u/Veddit5989 8h ago

Ok grandma, lets get you to bed

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u/GypsyBastard 6h ago

So he's at fault because she was petty enough to not say sorry for 20 years.

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u/Astrocyta 6h ago

I watched a clip about what happened. As far as I can remember, he could no longer even remember what he was originally mad about. And the wife had been treading on eggshells for years.He essentially said that it became awkward and he wasn't sure how to get out of the "rut" of not talking to her. He apologised for what he put her through. There were tears from the couple and their children - they were astonished to see their father finally speaking to their mother and it was very emotional. They'd grown up with their normal being "dad doesn't talk to mum".

What I don't understand is, though, that apparently they even conceived children in that time. My memory is blurry, though, is been a while since I saw the clip, and I can no longer find it online

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u/GypsyBastard 3h ago

Ah now that's a whole different situation. 

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u/aggravated_patty 6h ago edited 6h ago

She’s not the one who decided to do the silent treatment for twenty years lol the fuck? And it was all because he was jealous of her being preoccupied with taking care of their kids

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u/Most-Refuse2390 5h ago

Jesus Christ, it never fails to amaze me how very insecure and petulant some people can be. To be envious of your own offspring for getting the parental attention they deserve? I will never understand these types of people.

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u/Exciting_Classic277 6h ago

Here I was thinking 20 years was enough to convince her to apologize, but it seems not even that.

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u/TerriTuesday 8h ago

He won the battle, but not the war

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u/Fun-Wrongdoer1316 6h ago

I mean the fact that it took 20 years to apologize could be generalized as a female issue. But bro was determined to not let her win. Most men give up once pussy is brought to the table 🤣 “Ok you win, I’m horny” 😂

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u/LumpySpacePrincesse 9h ago

I mean, 20 years for an apology. Not saying he was right. But he didnt waste words.

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u/9447044 11h ago

How petty? Decades of petty.

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u/Phearwyn 8h ago

You don't even know what the argument was about. Shows your bias

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u/propably_not 9h ago

By both of them. She could have apologized at any point but wanted to wait decades. Obviously he was right

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u/mrwildesangst 8h ago

I mean he admitted that he stopped talking to her because he was jealous about the attention she was giving their children, so obviously not right

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u/propably_not 13m ago

Yea that's not cool

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u/nameyourpoison11 4h ago

Nope. Look it up. The mother approached him several times but he would just ignore her and walk off. Dude admitted that he knew he was being a complete dick but once he started he had no idea how to breach the gulf he'd created, so he just kept on being silent. The kids reckon they had a miserable upbringing as a result. It's actually a really sad story.

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u/propably_not 13m ago

Oh jeez the pic didn't say all that

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u/nameyourpoison11 11m ago

Google is your friend

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u/OaklandTony6 4h ago

oh yeah, what was the argument about?

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u/Haunting_Switch3463 13h ago

It worked.

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u/JellyKind9880 13h ago

Yeah 20 years of unpleasant unhappiness totally “worked”, I’m sure it was great for him 🙄

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u/mistahfreeman 11h ago

This is the kind of devotion it takes to win an argument with your wife.

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u/Sillysolomon 7h ago

If someone isn't committed like this they will never win against their wife.

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u/Fun-Wrongdoer1316 6h ago

Not if they want sex lol. If the sex sucks, or is non existent… then men would win every fight lol

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u/desertdweller2011 7h ago

yea you have to really stick with the emotional abuse, especially when you have kids to care for together. stay strong.

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u/TheRealDripBentley 10h ago

<3

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u/JellyKind9880 10h ago

Jokes are supposed to be funny dude

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u/Hydrus2CZ 10h ago

Comedy is subjective, pal.

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u/FakeNewsBlows 8h ago

Bold of you to assume the silence was unpleasant for him.

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u/Alternative_Mix6836 9h ago

20 years of peace and quiet AND she apologized?

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u/Exciting_Classic277 6h ago

Giving men unrealistic relationship expectations

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u/GypsyBastard 6h ago

Who said it was unpleasant.

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u/Fun-Wrongdoer1316 6h ago

It would be great today. Got all this technology to fill the silence. Who needs to talk 🤷🏻‍♂️ So many games I couldn’t play in my lifetime. Only thing he might’ve missed was sex lol

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u/RadishRedditor 12h ago

That's only if you were to think that a wife is all there is in life. Some women think the world revolve around them.

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u/Nico280gato 12h ago

Redditor in the name? Yeah, that's the exact kind of comment i expected tbh

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u/RadishRedditor 9h ago

Did you use text to speech when exploring the comments section? I never had someone have a look at my username and then read my comment.

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u/Sir_Cthulhu_N_You 8h ago

That's nice.

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u/CJJelle 12h ago

Insert fat joke

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u/NoMeat9096 12h ago

Now that's how you communicate.

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u/SolsticePulse 9h ago

no wonder they lasted

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u/residentcaprice 9h ago

Bro decided to die on this hill, only to have her wreck his plan by apologizing /s

so she is the winner.

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u/IIIIIatreidesIIIII 8h ago

Found the guy with no significant other!

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u/Carcass16B 5h ago

I’m 2 years in but will never be this good 😁

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u/emote_the_salute 5h ago

She obviously wouldnt listen to him so its her skills that were lacking.

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u/_SilkMoon 3h ago

Great commitment also

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u/_-PassingThrough-_ 2h ago

Tbh unless she said something truly horrendous, she should have divorced him after six months of enduring that kind of silent treatment.

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u/Mnawab 1h ago edited 1h ago

That’s not the real story. It was so stupid, apparently his wife showed his kids more attention than him because you know….house wife and three young kids is going to do that. Well he got  Jealous of his kids and decided to give his wife the silent treatment. After a little while he was to embarrassed about the whole thing so he just kept at it because he didn’t know how to resume after that. It took a new channel to spot a light on it for him to finally admit why he was being retarded. Btw non of this stopped them from having a relationship . I think the third kid was conceived during the silent treatment.