She’s Not Even Bur!ed Yet… But He’s Already Looking For a New Wife? A woman pa$sed away recently may her soul rest in peace. But here’s the pa¥t that has left many speechless: she hasn’t even been laid to rest yet, and her husband has already begun the search for a new wife. Yes, you read that right. The bur!al is set for next month August. Yet, instead of focusing on honouring her memory or supporting the gr!eving family, this man has reportedly moved on. Actively. Asking questions. Looking around. Making calls. All while his late wife’s b0dy hasn’t even touched the earth. Of course, we know the vow says “till de@th do us part.” And yes, technically, he’s free to remarry. But let’s be honest — imagine this scenario was reversed. Imagine it was the man that d!£d and the wife was already scouting for a new man while her husband’s b0dy was still lying cold. Would society take it lightly? Would people keep quiet? Or would they dr@g her from morning till night? So the question is: Why is it always more “acceptable” when men move on quickly after lo$ing a spouse? Is We’re not here to judge, but it’s hard not to wonder how quickly is too quickly to move on?

She’s Not Even Bur!ed Yet… But He’s Already Looking For a New Wife?

A woman pa$sed away recently may her soul rest in peace. But here’s the pa¥t that has left many speechless: she hasn’t even been laid to rest yet, and her husband has already begun the search for a new wife.

 

Yes, you read that right.

 

The bur!al is set for next month August. Yet, instead of focusing on honouring her memory or supporting the gr!eving family, this man has reportedly moved on. Actively. Asking questions. Looking around. Making calls. All while his late wife’s b0dy hasn’t even touched the earth.

Of course, we know the vow says “till de@th do us part.” And yes, technically, he’s free to remarry. But let’s be honest — imagine this scenario was reversed.

 

Imagine it was the man that d!£d and the wife was already scouting for a new man while her husband’s b0dy was still lying cold. Would society take it lightly? Would people keep quiet? Or would they dr@g her from morning till night?

 

So the question is:

Why is it always more “acceptable” when men move on quickly after lo$ing a spouse?

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We’re not here to judge, but it’s hard not to wonder how quickly is too quickly to move on?

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