Chip Chick
After finding out about his wife’s affair, he moved into an apartment. Several weeks later, his wife persuaded him to work toward forgiveness and a resolution. During couple’s therapy, he thought they could move forward with their marriage, but he realized not long ago that he wanted to divorce her after all.
“In a counseling session, she said I was wrong to steal his wallet, phone, and car keys. She said his divorce is costing him a lot of money, and I should have dealt with it in a more mature manner,” he shared.
According to his wife, he was to blame for their current situation. For months, he never owned up to taking the other man’s belongings because he didn’t want the man to notify the police. Plus, he didn’t want his wife to have his admission as a strike against him if she filed for divorce.
However, when his wife blamed him for their issues during couple’s therapy, it didn’t matter to him if he admitted that he’d taken her affair partner’s belongings.
In response, he expressed that the affair was why the other man’s marriage was crumbling, adding that he would be thrilled if the man’s ex-wife received most of the money and assets after the divorce. It felt horrible and unfair that his wife thought it was his fault that the other man’s wife was divorcing him.
Do you think he was wrong to take his wife’s affair partner’s belongings?
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