I Said Something About His Manhood I Regret, And Now My Husband Won’t Even Look At Me! Audio Story

Daisy wanted to win she wanted to have the last word without even realizing how much damage it would cause she said it you argue a lot to be a man no wonder you're so tiny down there the second those words left her mouth the entire room changed what happened next was heartbreaking hi everyone welcome back thanks for joining us today we've got a brand new story to share with you so let's begin Daisy and Raymond had been married for years to most people they look like a regular couple going to work coming home eating dinner

together and living what seemed like a normal life if you asked their friends or neighbors they'd say they were doing just fine but what no one saw was what happened behind closed doors the little things that slowly chipped away at their relationship their marriage wasn't bad but it wasn't great either it was filled with small fights never anything huge but just enough to leave a bad taste in their mouths disagreements that didn't get solved were just pushed aside sarcastic Jabs that felt like jokes on the surface but carried something heavier underneath over time these moments

piled up turning into one spoken resentments the warmth between them had faded replaced with a quiet tension that followed them through the house like a shadow Raymond had always been the confident one the kind of man who never seemed bothered by anything he spoke with certainty walked with his head held high and never let people see when something got to him at least that's what Daisy believed she had never once thought of him as insecure never imagined that there was something buried beneath that strong exterior but Raymond had a secret a deep personal insecurity that

had followed him since he was a teenager something that had been whispered about behind his back something he had tried to forget but never could it wasn't something he talked about not even with Daisy and in all their years of marriage she had never realized how much it mattered that was until one night in the middle of yet another argument she let her frustration get the best of her she didn't think before she spoke she didn't weigh the words before throwing them at him and when they left her mouth she could never take them back

she had no idea that one careless remark would change everything it had been one of those evenings tense exhausting and filled with that unspoken irritation that had become a normal part of their marriage Raymond was frustrated Daisy was tired the argument escalated quickly turning into yet another shouting match where neither of them really listened to the other it was one of those fights where both people felt cornered where it was less about solving the issue and more about winning and in that moment dais wanted to win she wanted to have the last word she wanted

to make sure he knew how fed up she was and so without thinking without even realizing how much damage it would cause she said it you argue a lot to be a man no wonder you're so tiny down there the second those words left her mouth the entire room changed the anger disappeared but not in the way she expected Raymond didn't yell he didn't argue back he did didn't throw an insult at her like he normally would he just stopped his expression froze in place his jaw tightened his hands clenched slightly at his sides and

for the first time in their marriage Daisy saw something in his eyes that made her stomach drop it wasn't just anger it wasn't just frustration it was something much worse pain betrayal humiliation the kind of look that told her she had just hit a part of him that she wasn't supposed to touch a place so deeply hidden that even she his wife had never truly seen it before then without saying a single word Raymond turned and walked away Daisy stood there waiting waiting for him to come back waiting for him to yell to argue to

fight back the way he always did but he never did and that silence that was so much worse than anything else he could have said now if you've ever been in a relationship you know how fights usually go there's anger there's shouting and maybe someone storms off but after some time whether it's minutes or hours you come back together you talk or at least acknowledge each other but this time this time was different that night Raymond never came back to their bedroom at first Daisy didn't think much of it she figured he just needed some

time to cool off that he was angry and wanted to be alone for the night maybe would come back in the middle of the night when she was asleep or maybe he just needed a few hours to clear his head either way she wasn't too worried but when she woke up the next morning and reached for him the other side of the bed was still empty that's when an uneasy unfamiliar feeling settled over her Raymond had never done this before he had never just left even after their worst fights he would still sleep in their

bed maybe with his back turned Maybe with a wall of tension between them but he was always there she got up and searched the house expecting to find him in the kitchen or maybe on the couch but when she found him in the guest room sitting on the edge of the bed something fell off he wasn't packing he wasn't pacing angrily or even looking frustrated he just sat there motionless detached like something inside him had shut down completely Daisy stood in the doorway waiting for him to say something he didn't so she spoke first Raymond

nothing why are you sleeping in here still nothing she tried again pressing for an answer asking if he was still mad and if he was going to come back to bed but he barely even looked at her and when he finally spoke it wasn't to argue it wasn't to tell her how much she hurt him it was just silence his pain was loud enough days passed and nothing changed at first Daisy told herself that it was just a phase and that he would snap out of it she went about her days as normally as she

could convincing herself that he would get over it but he didn't Raymond avoided her at every opportunity if she walked into a room he left if she tried to start a conversation he gave her nothing if she reached out to touch him he pulled away it wasn't just anger it was something deeper it was like he had erased her from his life without even saying a word daisy tried to fix it in the way she knew how she made his favorite meals hoping the smell of home-cooked food would soften him he barely touched his plate

she tried to joke to lighten the mood but he didn't laugh she even tried to be affectionate reaching for his hand or brushing against him when they passed each other but he stiffened at her touch nothing worked and that's when she realized something terrifying for years she thought that fighting meant there was still something to fight for that as long as they were arguing they still cared enough to be angry but now now there was nothing and that silence it was worse than any screaming match they had ever had because it felt like something between

them had already died see what Daisy didn't realize was that her words didn't just hurt him in the moment they didn't just embarrass him or bruise his ego what she said had ripped open a wound a wound that had been there long before she ever met him a wound he had spent years trying to forget Raymond had always been self-conscious about his size it wasn't something he talked about not even with his closest friends but growing up he had always felt like he wasn't enough he remembered the jokes the teasing The Whispers behind his back

in high school a rumor had spread about him something a locker room conversation had started something that wasn't even true but it didn't matter it reached the wrong person the girl he had a crush on he still remembered the way she had looked at him afterward not with anger not even with pity just indifference like she didn't even see him anymore that moment stuck with him even as he Grew Older those insecurities didn't just fade away he carried them into his relationships at first he thought they didn't matter until the day they did his last

serious girlfriend had cheated on him he had walked in on the Betrayal and when he demanded to know why she didn't cry she didn't beg she didn't even try to lie she just Shrugged and told him the truth in the cruelest way possible you can't satisfy me that was the moment that destroyed him that was the moment he learned to bury his insecurities so deep that no one would ever see them again he never talked about it never let anyone get close enough to that part of him he built himself up carried himself with confidence

and convinced himself that he was stronger than in the past and then he met Daisy she was different she didn't make him feel small didn't make him feel like he had to prove anything with her he felt safe loved for the first time he didn't have to worry about the things that used to haunt him he told himself that she saw him for who he was that what he had been through did matter anymore until that night until she threw those words in his face you argue a lot to be a man no wonder you're

so tiny down there that one sentence took him back back to the laughter in high school back to the Betrayal in his last relationship back to every moment he had spent trying to convince himself that he was more than what people said about him and the worst part it wasn't coming from a stranger this time it wasn't coming from some girl in high school or a cheating X it was coming from Daisy the one person he thought would never say something like that and now for the first time in their marriage he wasn't sure if

he could ever look at her the same way again he wonders if she is already cheating Daisy reached her breaking point one evening she realized that while she had been waiting for things to go back to normal it seemed to get worse that night she walked into the guest room to talk to him and apologize expecting to see him sitting on the bed scrolling through his phone like he had been for weeks but the room was empty the shower was running in the bathroom and his phone sat on the bed its screen still lit Daisy

had never been the type to go through his phone even now she hesitated but she told herself she would just take a quick look she didn't even do much before she saw an email notification from the notification bar subject regarding divorce proceedings her heart stopped She stared at the screen her breath shallow her mind racing divorce divorce no this had to be a mistake a misunderstanding she wanted to believe that but deep down she knew better this wasn't just a fight this wasn't just about what she had said that night Raymond wasn't just angry he

wasn't just punishing her with silence he was preparing to leave her her a wave of panic crashed over her her hands trembled as she set the phone back down she backed away from the bed her body tense with emotions she couldn't even name that night she couldn't stay quiet any longer she had to know when he came out of the bathroom she was already waiting her heart pounded as she asked are you really thinking about divorcing me over one argument for the first time in weeks he looked at her but if wasn't with anger it

wasn't even with sadness it was with nothing his voice was eerily calm when he finally spoke you think this is just about that night and that was the moment Daisy realized this wasn't just about the insult it wasn't just about the words she had thrown at him this was about everything the unresolved fights the emotional distance the wounds they had ignored for too long her words at night they weren't the reason he was leaving they were just the final straw Daisy had made a mistake she knew that she had hurt him in a way she

never imagined possible and now she was desperate to fix what she had broken and for the first time Daisy was faced with a terrifying question what if she had already lost him she tried everything she apologized over and over again not just with words but with actions she tried to reach him to remind him of the light life they had built together she made his favorite meals left notes for him and even tried to get him to talk about anything work the weather something light but no matter what she did he remained distant he would

answer her questions with short empty responses a nod a shrug a quiet I don't know but that was the thing she could feel that he did know he knew whether or not he still wanted to be here and she was afraid that his silence was answer Daisy had always believed that regret was something you could fix that as long as you were willing to make things right you could undo the damage but this this was different this was the kind of regret that no amount of effort could erase and Raymond he had already started pulling

away and all Daisy could do was watch as he drifted further and further away wondering if there was anything left to hold on to and then one evening she had walked past the guest room barely paying attention until something made her stop Raymond was standing next to the bed a suitcase sat open in front of him his clothes were folded neatly inside he was packing her breath caught in her throat this was it he was really leaving her body moved before her mind could catch up she stepped into the room barely able to find her

voice when she did it was barely above a whisper are you really leaving Raymond sighed his shoulders rising and falling with the weight of something heavier than just exhaustion he didn't look at her right away he just stood there for a moment hands gripping the edge of the suitcase like he was grounding himself finally he turned to face her I don't know if I can get past this the words hit her like a punch to the chest she had prepared herself for anger for an argument for him to finally let out all the things he

had been holding back but this this calm quiet uncertainty it was so much worse because this wasn't him trying to hurt her this was him telling the truth Tears welled In Her Eyes streaming down her face before she could stop them she didn't care she didn't care about Pride or dignity or anything else she just knew that she wasn't ready to let him go I love you her voice cracked I messed up I would take it back if I could but I can't just tell me what to do for the first time in weeks she

saw something shift in his expression for a long moment he didn't say anything he just stood there staring at her as if trying to decide if there was still something left between them then finally he spoke you can't take back what you said his voice was quiet but firm and I can unhear it but maybe I don't want to walk away not yet it wasn't for forgiveness it wasn't a promise but it was something and right now that was all Daisy had left to hold on to Raymond didn't leave that night but the damage remained

the road to Healing would be long and Daisy knew that some wounds couldn't be erased overnight the real question was could their love survive so what do you think can a marriage survive something like this let us know in the comments below and as always thanks for watching until next time