Woman shames cheating ex husband on Twitter: '295 pounds of dead weight'
A scorned wife publicly shamed her ex-husband on Twitter after discovering he had cheated on her, to prove she is better off without him.
On March 14, Andrea Osborn, 23, took to social media to express herself on what would have been her third wedding anniversary with Rob Osborn.
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The tweet quickly became popular, receiving 11K likes, and Andrea admits she has received hundreds of supportive messages from social media users.
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Instead, Andrea decided to retweet the post, which then got 108K retweets and 23K likes.
Andrea from San Clemente, California, in USA, said: “I didn't expect the tweet to get so much attention. I was completely shocked. I couldn't believe it was blowing up so much.
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After his confession, the pair separated for a year before giving their marriage another try in February 2017 until eventually deciding to break-up in the following July.
Andrea said: “It was difficult. I'm the type of person that gives people my full trust so for some reason I was able to trust him again.”
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Andrea said: “It was difficult with him always being away. We both just fell out of love. We knew it wasn't meant to be. It was difficult to go through.
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“Some people have messaged me to say they are going through the same thing and asked how I knew we weren't meant to be together.”
One person commented on the tweet: “I don’t even know you but you look so happy and beautiful. This makes me so proud of you.”
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Andrea said: “Divorces are never fun. It is mentally draining. I found out things that really hurt me and I decided to just do what's best for me.
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Robert Osborn said: "It is unsettling and it's weird but I will say this, Andrea and I did not have the best marriage we did try to fight and we failed.
"I made many faults. I'm not perfect. I can't find a single person who is.
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"Every day is a fight for me but I survive because I want to become the strongest best version of myself I can be and the thing with that is there never will be one because every day you can always be better.
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"But I have my own story I'm making for myself and it's me vs me. I've been down some really long hard roads and dark places in the corners of my mind I never want to go to again.
“I constantly find ways to make myself a better man than what I was; I can only hope the absolute best for Andrea and myself as we go down new roads in our future.
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