Woman says lover copied her life to steal husband
A deceived Russian woman shared a story online that her husband's mistress had been copying her for five years in order to steal her life, according to the Telegram channel 'Zhesh Kazani'.
Consensus
- The woman, named Viktoriya, was married for 24 years.
- Her husband had a lover for five years.
- The lover copied Viktoriya's style, including clothing, poses in photos, and accessories.
- The lover visited the same places as Viktoriya and her husband.
- The husband secretly took the lover on trips to the same destinations.
- The husband claimed he was traveling alone.
- Viktoriya discovered the deception after their divorce.
- Her friends showed her the lover's social media page in a banned platform.
- The incident was shared on social media and sparked public reaction.
Points of divergence
- The lover signed up on Viktoriya's social media accounts five years ago, marking the start of the 'transformation'. — vm
- Viktoriya claims the lover intentionally copied her life to take her husband. — vm
- A clinical psychologist stated that such behavior may indicate serious psychiatric conditions or conscious manipulation, calling it a 'cheap Chinese copy'. — vm
- The lover copied Viktoriya for five years to 'steal her life'. — riamo
Coverage (2 sources)
- Why people copy someone else's life for years: psychologists' opinion — Вечерняя Москва
- «Stole my life»: Russian woman claims that husband's mistress copied her for 5 years — РИАМО
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