<\/span> Redditor u\/wimpyhunter asked a perfect r\/AskReddit question, one guaranteed to elicit strong, varied reactions that are as entertaining as anything on the internet: \u201cDivorcees<\/a> of Reddit<\/a>, when did you know your marriage was over?\u201d The post<\/a> has thus far attracted over 2,200 comments.<\/p>\n \u201cWhen i would go down in the basement and pretend to do laundry to get time by myself away from her,\u201d read one reply from u\/effectivelysingle, an apropos handle for this particular thread.<\/p>\n And that is one of the less upsetting stories.<\/p>\n \u201cMedical issue. Hemorrhaged all over the bathroom floor. He was at work, I didn\u2019t bother calling because I knew he wouldn\u2019t bother coming home,\u201d wrote u\/DataPlenty. \u201cWhen I did tell him later that day, I might as well have told him I\u2019d had a minor headache for all the interest he showed. Yep. I\u2019m much better now.\u201d<\/p>\n Wow. That goes beyond \u201cgrounds for divorce<\/a>\u201d to \u201cgrounds for experiencing karmic retribution,\u201d as do the actions of the dude in this story.<\/p>\n \u201cWhen after my double mastectomy<\/a> the doctor recommended that we sleep in separate beds<\/a> for 6 weeks so I could heal,\u201d u\/imaginaryfriendgirl wrote. \u201cAfter the six weeks, I said I was going to sleep in the master with him and he told me not to bother since I wasn\u2019t really a woman anymore. We\u2019d been married less than a year.\u201d<\/p>\n As you might imagine, plenty of people shared stories of infidelity<\/a> like this short and sweet one from u\/Banluil: \u201cWhen I came home early from a field problem in the Army and found another guy in my bed\u2026\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cMy wife wanted a break<\/a>, so I moved out. I came back to collect some items, and I found there were a couple of condoms in the trash. Honestly, she did me a favor,\u201d wrote u\/Koma79.<\/p>\n Another recurring theme of these stories: the desire to protect children, to not\u00a0 \u201cstay together for the kids\u201d but divorce for their benefit.<\/p>\n \u201cWhen she began screaming at our 3-year-old son to shut up. I was willing to take her abuse. I couldn\u2019t stomach her doing it to our son,\u201d wrote u\/Shades_Janae.<\/p>\n Another user, u\/Dysteech, knew it was time to split \u201cWhen my oldest daughter asked me why daddy and I hated each other. I didn\u2019t think our problems affected her up until that point and I knew I couldn\u2019t let her grow up in that kind of home.\u201d<\/p>\n There are plenty of other examples, from the guy whose wife called him his brother\u2019s name to the woman whose husband gave away her horse because he was jealous of her. Because while there are definite themes, the second half of the Tolstoy quote \u2014 \u201ceach unhappy family is unhappy in its own way\u201d \u2014 is definitely true of these divorce stories.<\/p>\n The post Reddit Is Exploding With People Revealing the Moments They Knew Divorce Was Coming<\/a> appeared first on Fatherly<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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