WIFE FORCED CHEATER TO WALK NAKED ON THE STREET

Never cross a scorned Brazilian!

Nothing is scarier than an angry Brazilian woman with a thirst for revenge. In a recent viral video, a Sao Paulo woman comes home to find her husband in bed with another woman. Her reaction was something that you might have seen in Game of Thrones and is sure to raise a couple eyebrows.

Her violent retaliation against her husband’s mistress has become a much more serious issue now that the police are involved. It’s even becoming the center of a global controversy! Was she in the right to do what she did? Click below to see the video and decide for yourself.

Extreme Revenge

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The video begins with the initial confrontation where the wife, who has a clear size advantage, attacks her husband’s mistress after catching them together. She raged into a full-scale assault on the 20-year-old woman.

Ouch!

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The scorned woman then wields a razor blade, cutting off some of her victim’s hair and stripping her of her clothes. The husband, pleading for her to calm down, doesn’t intervene.

Walk of Shame

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The worst was yet to come for the girl caught by this monster of a woman. She was dragged outside by her hair and subsequently paraded around the neighborhood naked and ashamed.

After the ordeal ended, the embarrassed husband helped out his publicly humiliated girlfriend and found her clothes and belongings while the enraged woman took to social media:

“I do not give a damn what they think or stop thinking. I’ll show you how you deal with the traitors of a married man. I just got this sl*t with my husband, ex-husband from today.”

Thankfully, a police report was filed and now the woman who made the brutal attack faces charges of suspicion of threat, injury, defamation, intolerance, violence, and torture. She faces up to 10 years in prison.

The actions of this woman are absolutely appalling; cheating or not, the poor girl she attacked didn’t even know the husband was married in the first place- claiming they’d been seeing each other for five months.

Do you agree that maybe it should have been the husband that was dragged out into the street naked? Let us know and SHARE!

I Love Cheating On My Husband Though He is Perfect in Every Way. I Can't Stop it

I've been married now for seven years. My husband is an amazing father and husband, and always gives his 110 percent in all he does. But I still seem to feel unhappy and unfulfilled. About two years ago, I began an affair, and my husband found out about 10 months in. Eventually I asked for a divorce, but he wasn't having it. He said he didn't want to give up so easily. Now we're working on our marriage and things are going well aside from the fact that I have continued the affair. I've tried on several occasions to stop but always end up giving in. I don't know how to handle this. We also have four children. I'm so confused. I do love and appreciate him, but still have an emptiness that he can't seem to fill.

It sounds like you were faced with a decision: Break up or make up. And you didn't really choose either. By working on the marriage and cheating on your husband, you haven't really committed either way. Now you've got to decide what you really want. Because if you keep cheating on him, he's not going to take it forever, and soon you're not going to have a choice. If this blows up in your face, adultery could adversely affect the settlement that results from an acrimonious divorce. Legal issues aside, a revealed affair could really shake up your relationship with your kids.

At the very least, you need to stop the affair soon so you can get some perspective on your marriage, even if it's just to remove the cloud of guilt hanging over you, which has got to make it hard to see your marriage clearly.

Maybe you desperately need to divorce, figure out how to co-parent your four children, and move on with your life. Maybe you're just plain unsatisfied with your husband and the difficulty of a divorce will be worth the life you find after marriage. Or maybe there's some other cause for your unhappiness.

I don't know what you should do, but I'll try to help you think through it. You say you're "unhappy and unfulfilled," but I can't tell why. Is it your husband, who you say is "an amazing father and husband" and treats you well? He could be a great guy but wrong for you — even if you have made a family with four children together. Or is it something else?

Remember too that a messy, difficult relationship can eclipse more fundamental, individual problems, and it can be difficult to separate the two. So I'll gently suggest that you think about how much of your unhappiness is due to your husband, how much might be due to some more individual issue — and how much your unhappiness may be exacerbated by the stress of maintaining this affair. The thing is: Your husband is not really why you're cheating, is he? He's not making you cheat. You have to take responsibility for that choice and think about how cheating might be making you less present in your relationship, and how to do the real work repairing your marriage requires.

Do you feel empty because you've fallen out of love with him and know, deep down, that the relationship has run its course?  Or is there another cause — depression, anxiety, personal demons — for your unhappiness? For your cheating?

Sometimes, another person really can make us miserable. But one of the scariest things about life is that, sometimes, nobody's to blame for the dark times and empty feelings. We can get stuck in ruts without knowing why, and sometimes there is no reason at all. Regardless, when we go looking for a cause for our unhappiness, we often blame it on the person closest to us, no matter how much they care for us, even if, sometimes, there's no guilty party or easy fix. Sometimes, life is just brutally hard, especially when you've got four kids to raise.

My only practical advice for you is to think deeply about yourself — not as an unhappy wife, but as a woman. (I hope you're also talking this through with good friends and family, or a therapist.) Put the marriage and husband aside for a second. Sit with yourself. You say you "have an emptiness that he can't seem to fill." I suppose it's a scary thought, but it's at least worth asking: Can anyone but you fill that emptiness?

How do I tell my boyfriend his (uncircumcised) penis doesn't smell all that great, without hurting his feelings, or making sex or oral awkward?Sorry, but there's not a particularly subtle way to inform your boyfriend that he's got skunk junk. If it reeks, you must speak. If it smells, you must tell.

You don't have to be mean to get him to clean, but if his scent overpowers, tell him he must shower. Say, "Honey, when I go down on you, it's hotter when you smell fresh and clean."

You don't have to wrinkle your nose and tell him he's nasty to get your point across. Stress what turns you on (cleanliness) and he'll understand the implication of what turns you off (nasty-ass junk). A gentle nudge and a bar of soap should do it. Warm, damp environments breed bacteria, so tell him to dry off well — and maybe even show him this guide to keeping your junk odor-free.

It will be awkward, but the conversation will pass. If he knows that bathing properly will lead to more sex, my guess is he'll be inspired to keep himself squeaky clean. Finally, on the rare chance that a shower isn't enough, tell him to visit his doctor: It could be a bacterial infection, or even a symptom of an STI.

My boyfriend broke up with me in December, and we got back together in January. However, we found out later that while we weren't together, he got his ex-girlfriend pregnant. She decided to keep the baby (against his and my wishes), and the closer it gets to the due date, the closer they get. He tells me he loves me and he's not worried about our relationship, and I'm totally on board to be with him and the baby, but I'm so terrified he's going to leave me to be with her. She is no good for him emotionally and is not stable enough to even have this baby, but I guess that never stopped him from having sex with her. I told him after we found out that if he ever had sex with her again, it would be the one thing I could never forgive and would leave him, and I want to believe he loves me and wants to be with me through all this, but I'm terrified of what might change in the future.No doubt, this is a tough situation that will change your future. It sounds like this other woman is a handful, but she's going to be a part of your boyfriend's life now. He's going to be a father, and that's going to come with some level of responsibility — and some ongoing drama for both of you.

I think you were absolutely right to set a firm limit: Mess around with this woman again and I'll leave you. Perfect. Now he knows that there will be consequences if he cheats. There's honestly not much else you can do but to continue to communicate your feelings clearly.

As you move toward the birthdate of this child, it's going to be tough and stressful on your relationship. Your boyfriend will be in much more regular contact with his ex, and he will need your support as he negotiates a tough relationship. You and your boyfriend need to be very clear about how this child will affect your relationship. Will the child eventually be spending time with you? What role will he take in this child's life? You say that you're terrified to think of what might happen in the future, and I think that fear must be intense right now because so very much is unknown. Talk to him about the practicalities: How will this change your everyday relationship?

I'd suggest being just as direct about the rest of your relationship. I know you're scared. Since insecurities and fears grow in the dark, keep shining a light on whatever worries you. Talk through all of your expectations to make sure you're on the same page: commitment, marriage, kids, money, whatever. Keep talking about what scares you and keep telling him what you need. Hopefully, he'll keep proving that he deserves your love.

How to Manage an Emotional and Verbally Rude Husband

Trying to cope with an emotionally and verbally abusive husband can be very difficult. Abusers create an unfair playing field so they can be in control. Tactics abusers use include intimidation, humiliation, coercion and isolation. Nearly one in seven American women have experienced this type of abuse by an intimate partner during the past 12 months, according to the 2010 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention study "The National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey." While there is nothing you can do to make your husband stop being abusive, you can regain some control over your life to make it better.

Step 1
Living with emotional and verbal abuse can take its toll on your health and general well-being. Take care of yourself and find healthy ways to deal with the stress of an abusive marriage. Eat healthy foods and try to get enough rest. Remind yourself of your unique qualities and talents. Indulge in a hobby or interest you enjoy. Try starting an exercise routine or reading a good book to escape for a while.

Step 2Keep your support system strong. Try to maintain your relationships with friends and family as much as you can. Your husband may try to limit the amount of time you spend with others or sabotage your friendships. Tell them what is going on so they will understand if they don't hear from you.

Step 3Learn about the dynamics of abusive relationships. Knowing more about the pattern of abuse will help you understand that the abuse is not your fault but is something your husband chooses to do. Speak to a domestic violence advocate in your community or call the Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 to speak with one of their advocates.

Step 4
Set some boundaries with your husband. When he starts a verbal tirade, do not engage and try match his abuse. Psychologist Marie Hartwell-Walker's article "Signs You Are Verbally Abused: Part II," published on the Psych Central website, suggests calmly letting him know that you are sorry he feels that way, but that you expect him to treat you with respect. If he continues, simply walk out of the room and give him time to cool off.

Step 5
Prepare a safety plan. In its post "What Is Safety Planning?" The National Domestic Violence Hotline stresses the importance of developing a practical, personalized plan to stay safe while in an abusive relationship, when leaving an abuser or after the relationship is over. Even if your husband has never been physically violent, verbal and emotional abuse can quickly escalate to physical abuse. Your plan should include identifying safe areas of your home and planning an escape route. You should keep a phone with you at all times and know who you can call for help. Create a code word or signal so trusted friends and neighbors know if you need emergency assistance.

Jana Kramer Recounts The Abuses She Suffers From Ex-Husband and Separation From Her Third Husband

Jana Kramer makes public information concerning her abusive relationship with ex-husband Michael Gambino and her separation from third husband Mike Caussin during a fresh interview on Good Morning America Tuesday, October 11.

The 32-year-old country singer, who is currently competing on season 23 ofDancing With the Stars with pro partner Gleb Savchenko, was in tears as she recalled the night she thought Gambino was going to kill her.

"I'll never forget sitting in the bushes. I'm like, 'How the heck did I — I'm hiding in my bushes — how in the world did I get here?'" she recounted Tuesday morning. "This happened a lot. He would come home from a night out at the club, and literally take me out of my bed and throw me onto the ground. He said he was gonna kill me, choked me, did all those things, and I was like, 'This is it.'"

Kramer, who was 19 at the time, says she began to pray as she tried to fight her ex off. "My grandpa has always been my angel, and I remember praying to him, saying, 'I don't even want to be here anymore because I don't know how to get out of the situation, so if there is a happier place, let me come to you,'" she explained.

The One Tree Hill alum said she saw her mother and the rest of her family at her funeral as her life flashed before her eyes that horrific night. Since then, she says she has suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder.

"So many women that are in abusive situations feel like they're the reason, and the truth of the matter is they're not," she said on GMA.

Gambino was eventually convicted of premeditated attempted murder. After he served five years in prison and was released on parole in 2010, Kramer said she lived in fear until her ex died by suicide in 2012.

"I felt bad because my first feeling was relief that he was gone, that I didn't have to worry about him anymore," the "I Got the Boy" singer explained. "I felt sad that I couldn't change his life."

Kramer married actor Johnathon Schaech in July 2010, but they separated a month later. The divorce was finalized in June 2011. She then got engaged to country singer Brantley Gilbert, but they split in August 2013.

In May 2015, the entertainer wed former NFL star Caussin, 29. The couple welcomed the first child, daughter Jolie, in January 2016. They separated in August.

Last month, insiders told Ipresstv exclusively that the footballer (who previously strayed in 2014) allegedly "cheated on her multiple times with multiple women" throughout their relationship.

"Jana finally woke up — she knew she couldn't do it anymore," a source told Ipresstv at the time, adding that Caussin entered a Mississippi rehab facility for sex addiction. A second insider said, "She's focused on dancing, her baby and her new album."