"I Told Myself I Wouldn't Go": Woman Storms Her Ex-Husband's Mum's Burial, Shares What She Noticed

"I Told Myself I Wouldn't Go": Woman Storms Her Ex-Husband's Mum's Burial, Shares What She Noticed

  • A woman has triggered emotional reactions on social media after sharing her experience at her ex-husband's mum's burial
  • For a long time, she told herself that she would not attend the burial ceremony because of her differences with her former husband
  • At the occasion, the observant woman highlighted what she noticed about her ex-husband and the lessons she realised

After earlier choosing not to attend, a woman, Mandu Udo, went to her former husband's mum's burial ceremony and narrated her experience online.

In a Facebook post, she shared a video of her appearance at the occasion with a heartfelt message.

Woman shares her observation after attending her former husband's mother's burial
A woman graces the burial ceremony of her former mother-in-law. Photo Credit: Mandu Udo
Source: Facebook

Lady's experience at ex-hubby's mum's burial

Mandu said that for a long time, she told herself that she would not grace the occasion because of her past with her ex-husband, which left many scars and even involved her dragging him on social media.

When he saw her, Mandu noted that he was visibly shaken and feared she would cause trouble at the occasion.

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Mandu felt the weight of her past pressing on her while standing with her ex-husband's family in their moment of grief.

In that moment also, she realised that grudges, anger and old battles mean nothing in the end, and life is too short to let anger win.

She said she left the burial with lessons rather than bitterness. Her post read:

"I finally attended my ex-husband’s mother’s burial. For a long time, I told myself I wouldn’t go. Too much had happened between us. Too many scars. I even dragged him on social media, and after that, he never imagined I would have the courage—or the heart—to show my face there.
"When he saw me, he was visibly shaken. I could almost read the fear in his eyes, the unspoken questions: “Why is she here? What will she do? Is she here to stir trouble?” But deep down, I knew this wasn’t about him, or about me.

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"This was about his mother. A woman who had lived, loved, and now was gone. No matter what had happened between me and her son, I had to put my pride aside and pay my respects. At that moment, I realized that death has a way of humbling us all. It reminds us that grudges, anger, and old battles mean nothing in the end.
"Standing there among his family, I felt the weight of the past pressing on me—but I also felt something else: release. I chose to sympathize with them, to stand with them in their pain, even if it wasn’t expected of me. Forgiveness is not always for the other person; sometimes, it’s for your own peace of mind.
"Walking away from that burial, I carried no bitterness, only lessons. Life is too short to let anger win. In the end, love, compassion, and respect will always speak louder than resentment."

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Woman shares her observation after attending her former husband's mother's burial
A woman says she attended her ex-husband's mum's burial ceremony. Photo Credit: Mandu Udo
Source: Facebook

People react to woman's emotional post

Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the woman's emotional post below:

Ekomobong Senohpraise said:

"Dear Mandu Udo you have a good heart...
"God bless you..
"Yes and forgiveness is always for your personal Sanity and peace."

Joseph Michael Udoh said:

"Above all you're doing the best for your kids. You're a a wise woman I didn't know you are.
"I don't know much but....
"You win my respect."

Benedict Idiong said:

"Thanks for listening and obeying God on this. Forgiveness or the removal of hate from your heart no matter what transpired is for own cleansing; for your sanctification and renewal."

Faith Dav said:

"Thank u dear Mandu Udo this message is for me...
"I was planning not t attend my mother in-law burial but ur words and doings has made me change my mind.... U are a gud person ❤️❤️❤️❤️.
"May God Almighty bless u..."

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Owoidighe Idem said:

"You're really an Angel in human form from the steps of forgiveness I have observed from you based on your recent actions.
"This corroborates a stance I have decided to undertake, forgiving my enemies,but loving them from a safe distance."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a lady had shed tears after attending her former boyfriend's wedding.

Lady attends ex-boyfriend's wedding unannounced

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a lady had made a statement at her ex-boyfriend's wedding after showing up unannounced.

The lady posted a video of the moment she was on her way to his wedding and when she rained money on the couple.

She sprayed money on him and his wife. Commenting on his reaction to seeing her, she said he was shocked and dumbfounded.

Proofreading by Kola Muhammed, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng

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