There are 30 wives in Skyrim, here's what happened to all 10 of them

All these backstories and aftermaths just demonstrate that the whole marriage mechanic was simply a throwaway function in this game.

Imagine being such a Chad girl like Lydia that: "Beloved by millions for doing absolutely nothing" 😎

Ysolda is a drug dealer… she trades with the kahjiit because of drugs

This video reminds me of my high-school English teacher trying to insert meaning into a book that the author never placed there in the first place.

Jenassa had me at: "Blade and shadow, silence and death - these are my arts..."
We still make art to this day 😂

Sovngarde is not a plane of Oblivion, it's a plane of Aetherius dude.

I used a mod that allowed you to marry any NPC. I ended up with the priestess of Azura, Aranea Ieneth, after I chose to return Azura's Star to her at the statue. After Azura released her from her service, Aranea admitted to feeling a bit lost without purpose and agreed to become my follower. After a few quests together, I put on the amulet and popped the question because I was thinking: "Here's someone I can trust and she needs a home." It became a situation where the past was implicit and we didn't need to talk about it. Honestly, a far more satisfying (and logical) marriage than any of the vanilla ones. Bonus: She didn't come with any other NPCs following her into my home and staring at us all the time.

If you stay a werewolf, you join Aela in the afterlife

"What happened to EVERY wife in Skyrim", skips over several of them. like, punch the living daylight out of Uthgerd and marry her... such a wholesome basis for a relationship.

Marriage w no real end game dialogue, or options past daily earnings. Most hauntingly realistic game, ever

All of these "aftermaths" are just your fanfic fantasy. PERIOD.

If I'm not mistaken, Aela is already in love with Skjorn (I think that's his name), he's also from the Circle, and he dies during the Companions campaign.

Reference to Ysolda, she always wanted to become a merchant so by marrying the dragonborn she opens up her own store as all the npc wives do

I married my orc waifu Borgakh the steel heart

5:01 but this is wrong. Ysolda's gimmick is literally giving you money from her business because she's your wife. In other words you have to make her successful in some capacity to even become her partner and she in turn helps fund your delving.

Logistically it's harder because you likely moved her to a falkreath mansion but that's beside the point

Ysolda has a potential of becoming whiterun's Maven 💀

Married Sylgia, Annekke, the mom becomes my  housecarl. You would think there would be unique dialogue with that combination, but no.

I married Illia because killing her witch mother rather than help her become an evil creature passes as one of the greatest moral decisions I can find.

You forgot about Ysolda's little mini quest where you give her sleeping tree sap and that she sells drugs