Reddit Cheating Stories: At a work party, I sided with his boss on an argument

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[paulefstathiou]

Wives shouldn't get in between 2 men having a disagreement, then humiliate her husband ; that's not a joke, that's just stupid .

[johnrynkiewicz]

You play stupid games, you win stupid prizes. No man with self-esteem would put up to so much humiliation.

[neudson]

you are ending your marriage because of a joke?
no YOU ended your marriage with a "joke"

[themandownthehall]

What makes this story so good is how accurate it actually is. Women really are like this. The vast majority of them. No accountability or responsibility for their actions

[ZisnerBìnhAn]

Danielle's focus on getting "half" in the divorce seems driven by spite and a desire for revenge, rather than a genuine concern for fairness.

[GlennMartin-oc]

She thought he was bluffing.
Never bluff.
Say what you mean.
Once you bluff just once and she will never forget it.
She must always know you mean what you say.

[Storybyinsider]

"The workplace drama combined with personal betrayal adds another layer to this complicated situation."

[CosyPhúcĐiền]

Danielle's reliance on social media validation after the fight reveals her immaturity and inability to take responsibility for her actions. Is she truly self-aware?

[ArtairThànhNguyên]

Danielle's jokes at the party weren't just disrespectful; they were a passive-aggressive way to undermine Troy and mask her own insecurities about their relationship.

[TracieHearn]

Danielle's initial reaction to Troy's anger feels dismissive and immature, highlighting her lack of awareness about the impact of her words.

[BlanchDowlese]

Danielle's reliance on social media for validation and her sarcastic posts reveal a deep insecurity and a need for external approval.

[careycutrie]

Over an argument, no over her total disrespect. To unintelligent to see or accept the truth 😮

[THE-michaelmyers]

My girlfriend is a Family Law Attorney. She and I have discussed this kind of situation many times. One day, she talked to a friend about his daughter's divorce. The daughter had acted inappropriately at a company party and had been drinking heavily that evening. The friend remarked that the husband ended the marriage over something small. My girlfriend paused, looked at the man, and began to reply. "Henry, " she said, "I recently lost a cousin to pancreatic cancer. It was not the belly pain or the loss of appetite that ended his life; those were symptoms of a larger problem. Your daughter has a drinking problem, and when she drinks, she becomes mean. I highly recommend you get her some help and stop blaming the husband. He is done, and you know it as well as I do." Within a few minutes, the friend excused himself and left my apartment. Although this story may seem exaggerated, it highlights a common behavior: we tend to downplay our actions and fail to see how they affect others. This kind of behavior can and does destroy marriages.

[AmandieWishamh]

Troy's silent treatment and eventual departure, while drastic, could be interpreted as a last resort after repeated attempts to communicate his feelings to Danielle.

[donaldkue]

And she's surprised her marriage went to sh*t?...lol they never put their selves in the shoe of the victim until its too late. Well deserved!

[IsaakThuThủy]

Troy's immediate departure and silence afterward suggest a long-simmering resentment towards Danielle's behavior, not just a reaction to one incident. Was he looking for an excuse to leave?

[CyndeLavenderg]

The story effectively portrays the passive-aggressive communication patterns that often lead to relationship breakdowns, as seen in both Danielle and Troy's behavior.

[FabieHoàngMạnh]

Danielle's initial dismissal of Troy's feelings and her subsequent shock at his departure highlight a lack of empathy and understanding in their communication patterns. Was there ever true honesty in their relationship?

[KewenaBoynew]

Stupid attitude makes a stupid relationship he's doing the right thing

[und]

If he’s left before because of an argument. Then come back after a while. There’s something wrong with that relationship.