1. Leo Tolstoy
Everyone remembers Leo Tolstoy, as a venerable old man with a fluffy beard, but in the photo above he is the greatest writer in the prime of his youth. At 34, Tolstoy took as his wife a very young girl Sophia, who at that time had just turned 18 years old. But, despite so young age, the girl tried to be a good wife. She was engaged in cooking, cleaning and managed to be a muse for her beloved, who, in turn, was not faithful to his beautiful wife. It has been proven that over many years of living together Leo Tolstoy changed Sophia at least 50 times! And this is the moment when the exhausted and tired wife gave her last strength to the household and the upbringing of children, whom the spouses had ... thirteen.
Sophia knew about her unfortunate husband's adventures, but did not make any claims to him and obediently endured, knowing that if she left him, she would not be able to contain so many children alone. Although in periods of marriage with a great writer, there were periods of such lack of money that there was hardly enough money even for food. As a result, Sophia gave all of herself to her family and her husband, but in response (especially towards the end of her life) she received only indifference and rudeness on the part of Tolstoy.
2. Albert Einstein
Everyone knows Albert Einstein as an outstanding scientist. But not many know the "dirty" details of his personal life. This talented and great man turned out to be in this rating because once, after 10 years of marriage, he put a list on the table in front of his wife, which listed the requirements for her. Albert explained to his beloved such an act by the fact that he wants to save their marriage and improve relations. Here are some requirements from this list:
- My wife is supposed to cook him his favorite dishes at least three times a day so that he will never be hungry;
- the wife is supposed to wash all his clothes, iron and carefully fold them in the closet;
- My wife is forbidden to scold and humiliate him, especially in the presence of their children, because Albert wanted to be considered a real man and a strict father, so he could not be under the female heel;
- My wife is forbidden to blame Einstein for refusing to fulfill her marital duty;
- the wife is supposed to be silent when her husband wants to not say a word to him until he gives permission;
- the wife is supposed to leave the room and leave Albert alone with him when he wishes.
It is interesting that for some time Einstein’s wife really meekly fulfilled all the requirements of her husband. But after a few years, their marriage still cracked at the seams, and no one except Einstein himself can be blamed for this.
3. Karl Gustav Jung
All my life, this great psychologist taught people that if you spend your whole life with one person, you will find that same unearthly happiness that everyone has been trying so hard to find for centuries. However, contrary to his own teaching in everyday life, Karl Jung cheated on his wife many times with various young girls. Is it possible to preach that way of life that you yourself do not adhere to? Jung proved that this is quite possible.
In addition to everything else, he constantly morally raped his beloved, crushed her psychologically. He knew what and when to say in order to achieve the necessary result for him. Jung had a gift - he knew how to subtly feel even that person whom he had seen for the first time and knew how to cause those or other feelings to the interlocutor. Now imagine what his wife was like? She had long been a book for him, and therefore a subtle psychologist easily manipulated it. He went to the left, looking for new emotions, inspiration, ideas, and on coming home he began to sand his wife, who, despite everything, had spent 50 years with him.
4. Alexander Blok
It is impossible to say that he did not love his wife, because he didn’t wait for the soul in her. Only now, Alexander had one very strange rule, which said that you can not make love to someone you love so much, because this is a great insult. Blok did not touch his wife after the wedding for more than a year. However, all this time, his sexual needs did not remain unmet. "Remove the stress" helped prostitutes and casual acquaintances ladies.
The shy and silent girl had to seduce her husband herself. But even when she did it, Alexander said that he didn’t want this to happen again, because it’s unpleasant for him that he does up vile things with his beloved woman.
Blok’s philosophy was based on the idea that spiritual intimacy is the most important thing a spouse can have, and the physical one has nothing. Only to conceive a child. For this, you can make an exception several times. Of course, this position did not quite suit Blok's wife. But she loved her husband and tried to accept him like this, with all the oddities and zamorochkami. Alexander Blok came to our rating not because he didn’t like and did not respect his wife, but just the opposite. He worshiped her too much and was afraid even to touch her graceful and innocent body with his finger. But the bodies of other women he touched often and without the slightest constraint.
5. Amedeo Modigliani
The artist suffered all his life from alcohol and drug addiction. He changed the girls like gloves. None of them was anything serious. When young Jeanne appeared in his life, he was bewitched by her. The relationship began, and she even presented Amedeo with a daughter, and after a few years she became pregnant again. And the whole background to the fact that in one "beautiful" day a man wanted Jeanne to die with him. He started having serious health problems, which is not strange, because his lifestyle left much to be desired. Modigliani was afraid that when he went to the next world, he would have to be separated from his beloved, and he took from her a promise that a faithful girl did fulfill after a while. When the artist died, the girl was pregnant with her second child. After burying her husband, she committed suicide by jumping from a six-story house. Amedeo loved his wife so much that ... he sentenced her to death.
