Pearl - October 05, 2025


Single Mother Proves Modern Women Refuse to Learn From Their Mistakes


Episode Stats

Length

16 minutes

Words per Minute

163.14001

Word Count

2,737

Sentence Count

276

Misogynist Sentences

14

Hate Speech Sentences

12


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Transcript

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00:00:00.000 What up, guys? Welcome to my reaction series. Today, we are going to be reacting to the story
00:00:07.160 of how I became a single mom twice, not once. Why make the same mistake? Why, sorry, why learn from
00:00:15.100 the first mistake? You might as well make it again. All right, let's hear this lady's story.
00:00:21.800 Today's going to be a very different subject. Y'all requested this many, many times. This is
00:00:27.820 the story of how I became single. Back when I was 24 years old, I worked here in Bangkok at a hotel.
00:00:37.700 And that's when I met Diana's father. He was also working at a hotel. We hit it off pretty well.
00:00:45.860 Everything was great. The first year was really fun. We went for adventures, whatnot. That doesn't
00:00:51.520 matter. That's not the whole point of the story, is it? Anyways, the second year of our relationship,
00:00:58.640 we started fighting like crazy. And I kind of felt like, yeah, this isn't going to work out because
00:01:06.260 this is becoming pretty toxic. He wasn't physically toxic. He was more verbally toxic. He would threaten
00:01:15.220 me. He would compare me to other people. He would talk a lot about his translation. He was honest with
00:01:23.420 me. He was honest about his feelings. And I called them toxic and abusive. Yep. Why be honest when you
00:01:28.740 could lie? The ex, which is, I mean, there is a fine line between what you should and what you shouldn't
00:01:37.400 talk about. So he would talk a lot about that. He would compare me to them. Um, and yeah, I just,
00:01:44.860 I've just had enough before I decided that, you know, is this going to be the end of us? Um, I caught
00:01:52.540 him cheating on his computer one night and I was like, yep, we're done. Translation. I broke into
00:01:59.500 his computer. I hacked him somehow. And he was cheating because he was an attractive guy.
00:02:07.280 But before I, she didn't leave, decided that I wasn't feeling very great and come to find out that
00:02:16.600 I was pregnant. Yep. Perfect timing. I know it is what it is. I confessed him that I was pregnant.
00:02:25.460 And I also confessed. She got pregnant on purpose. Translation. To him that I saw a few things that
00:02:31.760 I didn't want to see on his computer. He had first denied it, but, um, we worked it out. I forgave
00:02:39.340 him because I'm a, I'm actually, if you guys don't know me, I'm actually a very forgiving person for the
00:02:45.400 first and second trimester. I knew she wouldn't leave. I knew it. Six months later, she'll leave.
00:02:50.240 Mr. Of my pregnancy journey. She was cheating on him while pregnant.
00:02:53.640 He, it was great. He was very supportive and I was starting to think, okay, maybe he's changed.
00:03:01.660 Maybe fatherhood will change him for the best. You know what I mean? Wrong. During the.
00:03:13.180 You know what? Throughout our whole pregnancy was great. He would come to all of my, um,
00:03:19.620 ultrasound visits, all the doctor visits. He would be there and present.
00:03:23.760 So when things are going good, we have to ruin it. So how does she ruin it?
00:03:28.320 Um, we would talk about how we're going to raise her, what we're going to name her.
00:03:32.820 We were really excited. So then when I had the baby, okay. The first two months of her life
00:03:40.040 was awesome. He would help with night shift, um, you'd like bottle feeding, burping, keeping
00:03:48.840 her entertained until she falls back asleep. What not was great. I got some sleep during the
00:03:55.600 nighttime. I also, mind you, I was also breastfeeding. So I had to be up a lot of the time to pump and
00:04:02.460 feed her. But then during the third month of her life was when things started to change and it was
00:04:11.900 very noticeable. He would come home from work, be really tired, and then just sleep throughout the
00:04:21.160 night. The first few nights of him coming home from work, tired, I would understand. And I would be
00:04:30.980 like, it's fine. I'll, I'll do the night shift. It's fine. You know what I mean? But then I think
00:04:36.700 he kind of got used to that and he just kept doing it. He kept saying, he kept giving excuses
00:04:42.780 and Diana as well, wasn't really bonding with him for some reason. And I could never, I didn't.
00:04:51.120 It's her rationalizing, leaving him. Oh, the kid doesn't like him anyway.
00:04:55.260 Men don't like kids as much as we do like babies. I think it's because men are pragmatic
00:05:00.640 and they be the most useless. Men like kids once they can start doing stuff. I mean, this is just
00:05:06.600 what I've seen, but I think men don't like babies as much as women do. But they're better at taking
00:05:12.800 care of them. But women are more like, oh, cute. Never knew why. I never knew why he, she, she was
00:05:19.320 always so difficult when she was in his care. She would always cry. She would always fuss. She would
00:05:27.300 never be able to calm down. Mind you, she's only three months. Like anyways, then there
00:05:33.840 was this one time where I broke down crying because at that time I didn't know I had postpartum
00:05:41.720 depression, but I broke down crying. Postpartum depression is just when women reproduce with
00:05:47.460 a guy that they didn't really want to reproduce with, but they didn't know it until after they
00:05:51.300 had the kid crying. And I just started, I remember this, like it was yesterday. I was folding her
00:05:59.640 clothes and she was crying on the bed. He was on the bed, holding her and trying to calm her down.
00:06:07.980 I was doing the laundry. I was unfolding her clothes and I was crying. And he was like,
00:06:14.280 what are you crying about? And I said, I'm crying because of many different things. Number one,
00:06:21.240 I feel like I'm not bonding with her. Number two, I'm not getting enough sleep. I'm tired. Milk is
00:06:28.680 just not coming out as much as I want it to. So we have to rely on formula. And I feel like a failure.
00:06:34.480 And this man's response was, why are you talking like this? There are so many women out there that have
00:06:42.700 two, three, if not more children than you and are living their best life and they're not complaining.
00:06:51.860 And in my mind, I'm like, who? I've never heard of a mother. Yeah. So he's saying,
00:07:00.560 I just can't listen to these mothers rationalize this stuff. Back in 2023, I was put on a government
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00:07:19.340 Instagram accounts that deleted seven TikToks accounts wiped out. And I was forced to delete
00:07:24.380 three years worth of work, videos, interviews, everything. The more honest I was, the harder I
00:07:29.500 was punished. And eventually I had to shut down my show, move back home and completely start over.
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00:08:47.640 So now she's going to nitpick everything he says. She breaks up with him.
00:08:58.020 Oh my God, why don't women get to the point?
00:09:00.240 That doesn't complain about how hard motherhood is. But I didn't say that because who, what does he know?
00:09:08.200 You know what I mean? What do I know? I'm a new mom. What does he know? He's a new father.
00:09:14.820 So I just kept crying. And I was like, you know, that's not very nice of you to say that.
00:09:21.180 And that didn't make me feel any better. And he was like, well, you need to stop complaining
00:09:26.740 because you live in a big house. You live with your parents. Your parents are supporting you.
00:09:33.040 And you shouldn't be complaining. There are women out there who are struggling way more than you are.
00:09:40.260 And I was like, okay. So I stopped crying. And that's when I knew in my mind that
00:09:47.880 we're no longer going to be together because of the way you just spoke to me. That was so
00:09:54.000 disrespectful. And that was so-
00:09:55.520 Yeah. Can you imagine? I have a whole kid,
00:09:57.460 but you spoke to me wrong on a day and now I will ruin it. We're very spiteful. We're not very
00:10:04.600 good at forgiving and letting things go.
00:10:06.680 Out of line. And I just, that was not nice, you know? So that was one reason. Actually, no,
00:10:12.480 that's the second reason. You know, the first time he cheated and I forgave him and I should have
00:10:16.900 never forgiven him. Second time is this part. Yeah. Third time. Okay. We don't let things go.
00:10:23.900 Third time's a charm, guys. Third time. I had to go back to work after three months.
00:10:29.200 Any of you fellows got caught cheating and had a girl actually forgive you and never bring it up
00:10:33.520 again? Seems like it can't happen. Maternity leave. Yes. Three months of maternity leave
00:10:39.880 is all you get here in this country. Then you have to go back to work. I know. I had to go back to work
00:10:46.620 and I had to put my trust, my full trust in him. He did not do anything. He would hand the baby over
00:10:59.460 to my mom and my cousin and my dad. They did 99.9% of the caring. And how I knew that he didn't do
00:11:10.400 anything was I get a bunch of pictures from my cousin, my mom, my dad of Diana. Zero updates
00:11:17.640 from him, girl. Zero. So then I would kind of test him sometimes and ask him, hey, how's everything
00:11:24.580 going? And he'd be like, fine. She's crying. She's not sleeping. And I'm like, okay, what are you doing
00:11:34.040 now? Okay. So now she found up all these reasons and then she breaks up with him. All right. What's
00:11:39.140 next? Well, I was single up until Diana was almost a year old. And that's when I reunited with an old
00:11:47.860 childhood friend and it was great. Everything was awesome. Yeah, she friend zoned and now comes back
00:11:52.880 with a kid. Diana was so little at that time. And I was like, you know what? This is the perfect
00:11:57.660 opportunity because this is like our little, our little family. And she has no memory of her
00:12:04.180 father. And this could possibly be her new father that she can bond with and actually have an actual
00:12:11.180 father-daughter time. Right? Wrong. At the time, he said it. And he didn't live here. He lived in
00:12:20.600 another country. So it was us talking back and forth, long distance. We dated long distance and
00:12:28.880 he decided to come here after a couple months of talking and proposed to me and we got engaged.
00:12:35.480 We had a whole plan. There's always somebody to get married in France because he's half French.
00:12:41.960 Then COVID happened. And so we had to postpone that. We postponed it so far that we ended up being
00:12:51.760 engaged for like two years, three years. And the wedding just never happened. Like my wedding dress
00:13:00.520 is still in the closets collecting dust. And I want to sell her. I want to give her away. I don't
00:13:07.760 even want to look at it anymore. So when COVID happened, I was like, okay, my life is going to
00:13:14.580 be on pause right now because I want what's best for me and Diana. I want to move there to be with him
00:13:23.560 because I felt like moving there at that time would be a good idea. So I patiently waited until COVID
00:13:32.660 calmed the fuck down. So when COVID calmed the fuck down, people started traveling, you know,
00:13:39.320 he came here for a visit. All right. Where, where does this end? Let me, let me hear you got engaged.
00:13:46.720 Let me, let me go a little forward. You'd only have to work here for a couple years.
00:13:52.060 I think what I'm getting is she's too insufferable and she keeps driving these men away. That seems to be
00:13:57.140 save money. And then we can find a house to, what do you guys think your problem is as men? Put it
00:14:03.300 in the comments. Is it BPD? Is it, you know, like what's the issue here together abroad? You know what
00:14:10.860 I mean? That never happened. He didn't want to come here. I was like, okay, well you leave me with
00:14:17.260 no option. What do we do? And that talk just continued and it never ended. This conversation just
00:14:25.020 never ended. It's just back and forth. Where should we do? Where should we go? Blah, blah, blah.
00:14:30.400 This whole conversation, I was engaged for like two, three years. Okay. And I'm not in a hurry to
00:14:36.920 get married, but damn, I am in a hurry. Nope. She's pissed. She's not getting married because he's
00:14:42.820 second guessing it. He'd run down the aisle, but he's trying, he's like, I proposed to a crazy woman
00:14:48.120 to go live with you and start my own little family journey with you. Right? Are we going to be doing
00:14:54.880 long distance until I'm in a wheelchair? So we fought a lot about this and I was like, okay,
00:15:02.940 you're not making an effort to come here or to even help me find a place there. I ended this
00:15:09.280 relationship and we got divorced. He came back here to sign the papers and I am now officially
00:15:17.860 single. And Diana is now seven years old. I am now 33 years old. I have been single for two,
00:15:27.040 three years now. And I'm happy, dude. I'm actually really, really happy. I know it seems like they're
00:15:35.060 not, but I actually believe her. If they can find money, women would prefer to be alone than with
00:15:39.920 men. All of our actions say that we do not want to be with men, fortunately. And then she'll just
00:15:47.180 get passed by the top guys. It'll still hit. She's still cute enough. They'll hit. I might still put
00:15:52.560 her at like a 5.5. So track of enough. Most men will do it. Because I feel like I'm starting to gain
00:16:00.240 my independence back. I always relied on people. I always relied on him, my exes to make the decision.
00:16:09.140 My life was on pause for so long because I was long distance for so long. Oh my gosh. Long distance
00:16:16.940 is so, that is the worst. And there was never a plan. Okay. Well, um, she's, she's cooked. Yeah.
00:16:28.000 I wish her well though. Well, it'll be interesting to check back in. I think the last single mother
00:16:34.080 I've reacted to, there was a little hope for this one. I foresee dying alone, but let me know what
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