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Joyce says her husband doesn't contribute financially to the household, and he once fell asleep while watching the baby because he was high from smoking marijuana; he says that after an argument, she stayed with her ex for a couple of days.
Joyce says her husband doesn't contribute financially to the household, and he once fell asleep while watching the baby because he was high from smoking marijuana; he says that after an argument, she stayed with her ex for a couple of days.
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