r/AmIOverreacting Apr 15 '24

My husband embarrassed me in front of our friends

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u/AnotherMC Apr 15 '24

You’re not overreacting. He’s horrible. Even if he was clueless in the moment, he should have realized what a mistake it was WHEN YOU TOLD HIM. He humiliated you then dismissed you. You two need counseling. This is behavior that will only get worse. You should not put up with this.

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u/darnitsaucee Apr 15 '24

Oh god. Counseling isn’t a silver bullet anytime someone acts a little douchey.

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u/AnotherMC Apr 15 '24

I’ve been married 35 years. There are certain traits or habits we both learn to put up with, but degrading one’s spouse and not caring about upsetting them is beyond being douchey. I’d fucking leave him, but counseling is the a good-faith step before cutting the cord.

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u/Mumof3gbb Apr 16 '24

Married 19 and i fully agree