It wasn’t just anger it was confusion, shame, and a deep sense of betrayal that left me frozen. Our marriage had not always been perfect, but nothing had prepared me for this. In the months before that day, my wife had started changing.
She became distant, secretive with her phone, and strangely irritable. Small arguments turned into big fights, and intimacy disappeared without explanation. Whenever I asked what was wrong, she blamed stress or fatigue.
The day I overheard that conversation, I felt powerless. I confronted her later, expecting denial or remorse. Instead, she looked confused herself. She cried and insisted she didn’t understand why she was behaving the way she was.
She admitted she felt pushed by urges she couldn’t explain and guilt that followed immediately after. We were both trapped me in betrayal, her in confusion. Our home became a place of silence and pain.
Trust was broken, and every attempt to talk ended in tears. Friends advised separation. Family members whispered. I wanted to save my marriage, but I didn’t know how. Walking away felt like surrender, yet staying without answers felt like slow torture. read more...https://drbokko.com/?shorts=leta-tunda-nikule-bora-usishike-mimba-a-strange-man-told-my-wife-as-i-listened-crying-of-betrayal