Woman doesn't receive her alimony payments: she takes revenge by publishing the conversations she had with her ex on the internet

by Mark Bennett

January 27, 2023

Woman doesn't receive her alimony payments: she takes revenge by publishing the conversations she had with her ex on the internet
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Love is one of the strongest feelings in the world, but that doesn't mean it will last forever. There are couples, for example, who, after a long time together, realize that they no longer love each other. At this point, most couples separate and get divorced - but things can be a lot more complex when children are involved.

What is certain is that neither parent should ever forget their obligations to their children. But, apparently, this did not happen in the story we are about to tell you about here. In this case, it was a father who ended up in the spotlight.

via Andrea Hernández/Facebook

Andrea Hernández is a young mother who has had trouble getting alimony payments from her ex-husband. Andrea "unmasked" her ex's unlawful behavior in a post on her Facebook account.

In her post, Andrea shows the conversation she had with her ex in which she asks for her weekly alimony payment. Apparently, her ex only owed her 500 pesos (about 25 euros), but he showed no signs of sending it to her. Eventaully, her ex asked Andrea to wait a few days and he would make the payment.

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Ay no amigos usen condon porfaa😂😂porque ay gente que se le hace mucho 500 pesos de manutención por semana pero si tiene para traer celular nuevo y andar de fiesta 😂😂😂😂😂no lo etiqueto porque me bloqueo🤭😂

Pubblicato da Andrea Hernández su Domenica 27 novembre 2022

This response, however, sent Andrea into a rage, and she decided to "out" her ex as a deadbeat by publishing their conversation to the internet. Many users supported Andrea and urged her ex to act more responsibly.

Stories like these are not uncommon nowadays. But despite this, both parents need to realize that they need to do whatever they can to support (and finance) their children's needs - at least until the age of majority.

What do you think about this?

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