Man wants divorce less than 24 hours into marriage after bride refused sex
A new husband left his bride after she refused to give him sex after their nuptials.
In the bin with you, sir.
The now-separated woman, Rachel, dialled into Abbie Chatfield’s Hit Network radio show Hot Nights when she recalled her horrific wedding night with her then-husband.
The former bride explained that she had been married for 24 hours when her husband demanded they get a divorce.
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On the show, Rachel explained: "The night of the wedding we went out, and when we got back to the hotel room unfortunately I didn't give him what wanted..."
When clarifying what she meant, Rachel explained that she refused to put out on the night of their wedding, citing that she was too exhausted after the big day.
Which, may we point out, is TOTALLY fair enough.
The following day, the husband announced to Rachel he wanted a divorce.
Within two weeks of their wedding, the newly married couple were officially separated, giving Kimmy K a run for her money after she filed for divorce after 72 days.
Describing the husband as 'revolting', Abbie was quick to emphasise with Rachel, adding that he was an ‘awful and disgusting man'.
She told Rachel that she was completely in the right and many people feel worn out after the big day.
“Also, I’ve heard a lot of people don’t have sex on their wedding night because they’re so tired. “What an awful, disgusting man. Men are revolting,” she said.
Rachel went on to reveal that the experience left her ‘miserable’, adding she ‘couldn’t wait’ to get away from her new husband.
Girl, we can’t blame you.
Other TikTok users shared their own wedding experiences to prove that having sex, with one fondly throwing her emotional husband under the bus as she wrote: "My husband cried about how much he loved me then fell asleep while I removed 83 bobbypins from my hair."
While another said.: "My husband was too tired after unbuttoning the 300000000 buttons on the back of my dress to get me out of it. so romantic really."
Topics: News, Sex and Relationships, Australia
Charisa Bossinakis