38-Year-Old Marries 'Ghost Boyfriend

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Today's article might startle some readers, but don't be afraid, read on! Regretting marriage is a common occurrence in life. The protagonist of this article is also regretting her marriage, but her husband is a male ghost.

This 38-year-old British woman, Brocard, had a 'encounter' with a 35-year-old ghost named Edward in her home two years ago. She fell in love and chose to enter into 'marriage,' and the two of them got married last Halloween in an abandoned chapel. However, this 5-month-long marriage did not go smoothly, starting with her 'husband' being too suspicious or worried that Brocard might be unfaithful, leading him to follow her around. Brocard has stated that she has been tormented by her 'husband's' negative thoughts in recent months.

Brocard initially sought marriage counseling in hopes of saving the marriage, but her 'husband' didn't take it seriously. She hoped that her 'husband' would take this relationship seriously, but Edward ended up tormenting her with 'the piercing cries of a baby.' Brocard complained that their 'love' had changed during their honeymoon trip. Edward believed that knocking his wife down and frolicking on the beach was a form of passion and romance, but it ended up with Brocard's ice cream sticking to her face and hair.

It seems that various approaches couldn't change their 'marital relationship,' and Brocard wanted to seek an exorcist to help her break free from her husband forever. Edward was not pleased that his wife wanted to end the marriage, so he continued to torment Brocard. In fact, as we read further, it seems like Brocard might need a psychologist instead, right? However, we don't know the actual facts, so what are your thoughts on this peculiar situation?

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This storyline couldn't possibly happen in real life, could it? Haha. Is it true or just something we've imagined for ourselves?

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The human brain is a truly remarkable organ, and there's often a fine line between genius and madness. Throughout history, many extraordinarily intelligent individuals have exhibited eccentric personalities and unusual behaviors. Figures like Vincent van Gogh, Ludwig van Beethoven, Leo Tolstoy, Abraham Lincoln, Winston Churchill, Ernest Hemingway, Hans Christian Andersen, Charles Darwin, and others were considered eccentric or even "mad" by some, yet they are widely recognized as geniuses. So, this woman, Ms. Blockade, may appear to be mentally disturbed, but who's to say she hasn't seen something beyond our perception? I wonder if it could be related to the convergence and intrusion of multidimensional space, as depicted in many science fiction novels? Anything is possible!