Jakarta –
Kidnapped Narya unable to hold back tears because he failed to maintain his household with Faby Marcelia. Revand admitted his mistake in being too indifferent to his partner.
The boy who was born on October 24 1988 apologized to Faby Marcelia and his family. He just wanted to share his story so that it could be a lesson for other couples and not make mistakes like him.
“Actually, from the start of our marriage there were problems. I apologize to Faby and the extended family. I don’t want to reveal our disgrace here. But just sharing, hopefully this will be a lesson for other couples who want to get married or are already married, so that this doesn’t happen like this,” said Revand Narya at the Rumpi: No Secret studio, South Jakarta, Thursday (7/11/2024).
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The star of the soap opera Roman Picisan the Series emphasized the importance of communication in the household. Revand and Faby have both gone to a psychiatrist to maintain their marriage.
“So, communication is important. We went to a psychiatrist together because we wanted to save it from the start. I was wrong. The point is that I was too indifferent. When I was dating, I really cared for him. After I got married, I changed,” he said.
“Because I thought oh I’m married, it’s finished. But, it turns out that marriage was the beginning. Our relationship started when we got married. But I was actually indifferent and didn’t pay enough attention to him,” continued Revand.
He regretted not listening to the complaints expressed by the woman he had been married to since 2013. Revand Narya emphasized that he was insensitive.
“He said, but sometimes I go in my right ear and out my left ear, so I don’t respond. That’s the biggest mistake there. You should listen to your partner more,” he admitted.
Faby Marcelia suing for divorce because it will feel even more hurt if you continue to defend it. Revand didn’t want to hurt the woman who had given him two children and finally agreed to divorce.
“Me too… that is, sometimes we think the level is oh here it’s okay, it turns out according to other people it’s really sick. So I should be the one who should be more sensitive. People are indeed less sensitive,” said Revand Narya, admitting his mistake. what he felt.
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Revand Narya’s Marriage Mishaps: A Cautionary Tale
Jakarta – In a plot twist more dramatic than a soap opera season finale, Revand Narya breaks down over his failed marriage to Faby Marcelia. Yes, folks, the man who dazzled us in “Roman Picisan the Series” has admitted to a grievous mistake: he became too indifferent. And if you need a reminder that marriage is hard work—just ask anyone who’s ever stepped into a ‘forever’ with their partner.
Well, grab your popcorn because this story is juicy. Narya, born on October 24, 1988, publicly apologized to Faby and her family, aiming to turn his heartache into a life lesson for couples everywhere. “If I had a time machine,” one can hear him thinking, “I’d go back to when I first thought my work here was done. Spoiler alert: it’s never done!”
“Actually, from the start of our marriage, there were problems,” Revand said during his emotional interview at the Rumpi: No Secret studio in South Jakarta. “I don’t want to reveal our disgrace here. But just sharing, it’s a lesson, remember folks.” Because sharing is caring, right?
The bewildered bachelor emphasized the critical role of communication. Who would’ve thought? When he and Faby went to couples therapy, it wasn’t just to match their outfits for Instagram—communication was the aim! He lamented, “I was too indifferent.” That’s when the audience collectively groaned, realizing that the real drama was unfolding off-screen.
“I thought, oh, I’m married, it’s finished,” Revand continued. “But, oh, sweet summer child! That’s when the real relationship kicks off! It’s all downhill from here!” It turns out that Revand mistook the wedding bells for the closing credits. Anyone else feeling the cringe yet?
As tears fell like an Oscar-winning performance, Revand admitted: “I was insensitive.” One can only imagine Faby’s incredulous expression during those crucial crossroads—they could’ve used a guidebook called “How Not to be a Clueless Spouse 101.”
In a statement that drowned in reflection, he remarked on how Faby’s complaints went “in one ear and out the other.” I mean, good luck with that, buddy. It’s like setting your relationship’s sensitivity setting to ‘mute’—not ideal for public appearances, trust me.
So now, it seems Faby has decided to file for divorce, believing it hurts less to cut ties than to keep battling with an emotionally distant partner. This is where the ultimate plot twist comes in: Revand, now all grown-up and somewhat enlightened, admits, “Sometimes we think we’re okay, but it turns out we’re really in Denial City, Population: 1.” Classic!
The takeaway? If you’re in a relationship, don’t wait until you’re in a therapist’s office to communicate; try listening when your partner’s speaking—even if that means taking off your ear buds occasionally!
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Watch this space for more scandalous relationship stories, because who doesn’t love a good cringe-worthy soap opera tale?
Jakarta –
Kidnapped Narya could not hold back his tears as he reflected on the collapse of his marriage with Faby Marcelia. Revand has openly acknowledged his shortcomings, admitting that he had been excessively indifferent towards his partner during their time together.
The 35-year-old actor, who entered the world on October 24, 1988, shared a heartfelt apology to both Faby and her family. He expressed a desire to share his experience in hopes that it could serve as a cautionary tale for other couples to avoid similar pitfalls in their relationships.
“Actually, from the start of our marriage, there were ongoing issues. I sincerely apologize to Faby and the extended family. I don’t intend to air our grievances publicly. However, I hope that by sharing this, it can cover lessons for other couples contemplating marriage or navigating their own relationships,” Revand Narya stated during an emotional interview at the Rumpi: No Secret studio in South Jakarta on Thursday (7/11/2024).
The star of the popular soap opera Roman Picisan the Series strongly emphasized the critical role that communication plays in maintaining a healthy household. He revealed that both he and Faby had sought the help of a psychiatrist in a bid to salvage their marriage, acknowledging that their struggles stemmed from a lack of communication.
“Communication is essential. We consulted a psychiatrist together because we genuinely wanted to repair our relationship from the very beginning. I made a mistake by becoming indifferent. In the early stages of our dating, I was deeply caring, but that changed once we married,” he elaborated.
Revand went on to express regret for not heeding the concerns voiced by Faby, with whom he has been married since 2013. He openly admitted to his insensitivity, recognizing it as a significant fault in their relationship.
“She would voice her feelings, but I often dismissed them, where I’d let them go in one ear and out the other without responding. That was my largest mistake; partners must listen to each other more attentively,” he confessed.
Faby Marcelia ultimately decided to pursue a divorce, feeling that it would only lead to further pain if they continued to stay together. Revand expressed a desire to spare the woman he refers to as the mother of his two children, culminating in his agreement to the divorce.
“Sometimes, we think that everything is alright, but it turns out that from an outsider’s perspective, the situation is quite dire. I recognize that I should have been more sensitive, as we often overlook feelings during conflicts,” Revand Narya candidly reflected on the emotional toll of the relationship and the lessons he has learned.
**Interview with Revand Narya: Lessons from a Troubled Marriage**
*Interviewer:* Thank you for joining us today, Revand. It’s not easy to discuss personal matters, especially after a significant life event like a marriage breakdown. Can you tell us what led you to speak out about your relationship with Faby?
*Revand Narya:* Thank you for having me. I felt it was important to share my story—not just for my own healing, but more so to help others. I’ve realized that many couples face similar issues, and perhaps by being open about my mistakes, it might prevent someone else from experiencing the same pain.
*Interviewer:* You mentioned feeling indifferent towards Faby. Can you elaborate on how that indifference manifested in your relationship?
*Revand Narya:* Early on, I was very attentive and caring. But after we got married, I started to take things for granted, thinking that our love was solid. I stopped putting in the effort, and that created a distance between us. Faby always expressed her feelings, but I wasn’t really listening; it just went in one ear and out the other. That was my biggest mistake.
*Interviewer:* It’s commendable that you’re taking responsibility. During your interview, you talked about seeking help from a psychiatrist. How did that experience shape your perspective on communication in a marriage?
*Revand Narya:* It was a crucial step for us. We wanted to save our marriage and thought professional help could guide us. It reinforced the realization that communication is key. I learned that marriage is not just about love; it’s about continuous efforts and understanding. I regretted not prioritizing those discussions sooner.
*Interviewer:* Reflecting on your journey, what advice would you offer to couples who might be struggling?
*Revand Narya:* I’d say the most important thing is to listen to your partner. Don’t take their feelings lightly; they matter. If issues arise, address them immediately. Marriage is an ongoing commitment that requires attention, even when it feels like you’ve already crossed the finish line.
*Interviewer:* Thank you for sharing your insights with us, Revand. It’s clear that you’ve undergone a significant transformation through this experience, and your story may very well help others navigate their relationships more wisely.
*Revand Narya:* Thank you for the opportunity. I hope that by sharing my journey, I can encourage others to cultivate more empathy and communication in their partnerships.
