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When your girlfriend receives a text from an ex-boyfriend, she's scared to tell you because she's afraid you'll get angry. But after she finally breaks down and confesses, your sweet & understanding reaction surprises her. She's had bad luck in relationships, so she's not used to someone being so gentle with her. 💗

Art by Rosehanart!

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Yes Honey

I guess I don't have to look for old ones. Awesome

Callan

I’d never be mad at someone getting a text no matter who it’s from

ChrisNoLastName

I love whenever I hear about someone getting out of an unhealthy relationship & finding a wholesome one.

Valhalla

Your voice acting is amazing in all your audios but this one stands out as the best, bravo 👏

DexHolder Red

How you were able to portray the seriousness of the scenario with only a few details and reaction is impressive. Especially near the beginning with the crying as I imagine that must have been hard to pull off.

Asger

Kinda reminds me of the idea I suggested not long ago 🤔 I like it!

Jake

This was different from the usual tone of audios, but I really enjoyed it. The way you hold reverence when voicing this character was beautiful and this one really showed off your strong writing and voice acting. I hope you’re having a wonderful day 😁😁

Zenman100

That was so lovely a story, and so beautifully performed. You have such a moving voice. Trust is what can make or break a relationship. Thank you, Ms Glow.

Shmitty

You really are the best at reverse comfort audios.

SleeplessChaos

Damn, this was a really good portrayal of past trauma (I would know)

Orvus Son

This is probably the cutest and most wholesome audio I've ever heard. Congratulations for the great performance!

Qohelet

This was handled very well, I think. All of us guys want to be the shoulder to cry on, and this gal may have been dishonest, but she came clean about it and was very much apologetic, the maturity of which is very much necessary in a relationship, no? I certainly think so. Trust was ultimately built through this. :)