Sadia Khan

Yes, of course, I remember that.

believe how viral that went I was like in most offices these things happen you know it's not I know I've never I'm glad that you just brought that up because I thought the same thing like did you feel that as well I couldn't believe like how viral it went and how that woman became like such she became like ostracized from the world from the world and the worst thing is she was separated at the time she was separated she was separated and her husband was at the concert at the same time and the world she was just absolutely hated hated hated and I was just like

But you've forgiven your crusty husband that cheats on you all the time.

You've forgiven so many people.

It ruined her life.

I hope she can recover from it.

But she would say even in public, people would attack her.

And I just remember thinking, they've got kids.

Why are you guys all sharing it?

Why are celebrities sharing it?

Why is it becoming a meme?

Like, that's just not nice at all.

And what kind of people do that?

One thing I find a bit confusing is with the social media world, we've normalized all the footsteps towards cheating, but cheating is seen as the biggest thing in the world.

So when everybody was sharing that thing in Coldplay, I was like, yeah, but you've got people watching Pornoday.

There's OnlyFans is now available everywhere.

People are watching and doing things.

There's Tinder available.

There's even websites where you can meet other married men.

Why have we normalized everything else?