Tabitha Brown Couldn’t Afford To Divorce Her Husband

I can't afford to leave. Let me tell you something, I, as a married person myself, they absolutely right. I really don't even have any shade to throw in this situation. She's absolutely right. A lot of the times being broke is what will keep you in an unhappy relationship, and sometimes you have to find your way back to each other if that's what y'all meant to do. But sometimes when we have these conversations about marriage and how, you know, we made it over and all of that I wonder if it's real, you know what I'm saying? Like, I wonder if you really found yourself back to a happy place, or is this just what married people like to say? Because I feel like a lot of time it gives— misery loves company. It gives— yeah, we not happy, but we want to keep lying like we are so everybody else can be in situations like this too. Because, you know, again, misery loves company. It always feels better if there are at least 10 other couples around you that low-key can't stand each other, but they still together.