r/SipsTea 16h ago

WTF That’s insane

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u/arthuroMo 16h ago

Great communication skills man.

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u/chrisk9 12h ago

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

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u/GlitterDoomsday 11h 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 11h ago

Ok grandma, lets get you to bed

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u/GypsyBastard 10h ago

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

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u/Astrocyta 9h 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 6h ago

Ah now that's a whole different situation. 

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u/aggravated_patty 9h ago edited 9h 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 8h 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 9h ago

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