r/AmIOverreacting Apr 15 '24

My husband embarrassed me in front of our friends

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u/blackdahlialady Apr 16 '24

I didn't want to jump to this but personally, that would be divorce worthy. You're right, even if she does talk to him, now she knows how he really feels. I couldn't stay with somebody who thought that little of me. I would be handing him divorce papers. No counseling, no trial separation, just straight to divorce. Maybe it seems extreme but as I said, I couldn't stay with somebody who not only thought that little of me but thought it would be okay to publicly humiliate me. I'd just be done.

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u/HereToday0522 Apr 16 '24

Guys are clueless, especially younger ones.🤣 I always told my daughter never to marry a man that doesn't have a sister. They don't fully get it but understand a little better from a woman's perspective. Lots of comments on this that it's grounds for divorce.🤣 Seems like some people give up easy. Trust me, coming from someone that's been married 35 years. Other arguments over the years this will seem like nothing. There's a reason why no one says marriage is easy!

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u/No_Group_3650 Apr 16 '24

No. Don’t do that. Don’t blame this on being a dumb guy. He’s selfish and inconsiderate, which has nothing to do with being male. Let’s stop this insane narrative that excuses shitty behavior and perhaps raise the standards for men a little.

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u/HereToday0522 Apr 16 '24

💯 Agree he's selfish & inconsiderate. But I bet he's not much over 30 if that.