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The Women Leaving Their Husbands After Watching Heated Rivalry
| Diamond Dallas Chad | 09/06/26 |
| Diamond Dallas Chad | 09/06/26 |
| Diamond Dallas Chad | 09/06/26 |
| 1.618 | 09/06/26 |
| quarter-zip wifeguy | 09/07/26 |
| country doctor | 09/07/26 |
| Jung Jeezy | 09/07/26 |
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Date: September 6th, 2026 10:44 PM Author: Diamond Dallas Chad Not flame
Suzie had been married to her husband for nearly 25 years when Heated Rivalry caught her attention. She was already having discussions with her therapist about potentially separating from her husband, but had been leaning towards staying. But a few weeks into her 60-day binge, the show pushed her in the opposite direction. “The show is filled with romantic and platonic relationships where the people really enjoy each other’s company and complement and support their special people in the way they need to be supported,” Suzie says. “It’s a learning process, of course, but 25 years was long enough to know I couldn’t get the adjustments I was longing for.” She describes her husband as a good man and a good father, but emotionally unavailable in comparison to the characters on the show. “He just can’t access his feelings. He just can’t.”
This wasn’t Suzie’s first experience with a borderline obsessive interest impacting her relationship. A few years into her marriage, she says she “got what I would call like the five-year itch. And what did it to me was Brokeback Mountain.” She tells me she saw the movie in theaters 12 times and even traveled across the country for a Q&A with the cast. “Part of this behavior does jive with how I do things,” she says. “But I’ve never done it with a television show. I was very confused.” |
Date: September 6th, 2026 10:45 PM Author: Diamond Dallas Chad Annie tried watching the show with her husband in hopes of starting a conversation, but he was not interested. It made her realize there was a larger trend in their dynamic. “When the first two episodes came out, I told him about the series and he was dismissive about something that made me happy,” Annie says. “I realized then that every time I was happy, he found a way to bring me down.” (http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5901250&forum_id=2/#50120008) |
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Date: September 6th, 2026 10:46 PM Author: Diamond Dallas Chad Louise describes “craving reheats” (a phrase fans use to describe rewatching the show) much like an addict who needs their next fix. She needed “more and more in a desperate attempt to feel that desire and passion again even vicariously through someone else,” she explains. Once she realized her relationship was never going to live up to the ideal she was watching on-screen, she ended it. (http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5901250&forum_id=2/#50120010) |
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Date: September 6th, 2026 10:58 PM Author: 1.618 Haha nice try Evan, almost had me (http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5901250&forum_id=2/#50120023) |
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Date: September 7th, 2026 2:08 AM Author: quarter-zip wifeguy Are women aware that it's fiction (http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5901250&forum_id=2/#50120142) |
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Date: September 7th, 2026 2:14 AM Author: country doctor women will eventually become so psychologically estranged from men (it's already happening) that a Handmaid's Tale level solution will become inevitable.
you simply cannot have this level of insanity taking hold of their entire sex, plunging the race into oblivion in the process. but the problem cannot be solved by persuasion or reason. only by force (which is exactly what women, subconsciously, are attempting to provoke). |
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Date: September 7th, 2026 3:25 AM Author: Jung Jeezy (http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5901250&forum_id=2/#50120239) |