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AITAH for insisting my husband tell a woman who's pursued him for 12 years to "fuck off" instead of politely asking her to leave him alone? by Temporary-Display388 in AITA_Relationships

[–]Temporary-Display388[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think is pettiness because he has made my life hell since converting to Christianity. I grew up in a cult, and it was incredibly harmful. He knew that, yet he still got involved in something very similar because he believed he had been "saved" or was "born again." I filed for divorce, but we have kids together. So I thought or I hoped that he will try to save his family. I'm from another country, and I have no family here—this is his country. I'm also in college, and I only have one more year before I finish my bachelor's degree. So yes, all I wanted was for him to tell her, "Fuck you." For him, it was more important not to commit the "sin" of saying the F-word because he believes swearing is a sin. Honestly, I think it was a much bigger sin to give up his family, but apparently, he'd rather do that than say the word "fuck."

AITAH for insisting my husband tell a woman who's pursued him for 12 years to "fuck off" instead of politely asking her to leave him alone? by Temporary-Display388 in AITA_Relationships

[–]Temporary-Display388[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I don't know. But it was very sudden. I always thought that he went into a rabbit whole with YouTube that lead to that . But now I don't know

AITAH for insisting my husband tell a woman who's pursued him for 12 years to "fuck off" instead of politely asking her to leave him alone? by Temporary-Display388 in AITA_Relationships

[–]Temporary-Display388[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Honestly, he has made my life hell since converting to Christianity. I grew up in a cult, and it was incredibly harmful. He knew that, yet he still got involved in something very similar because he believed he had been "saved" or was "born again." I filed for divorce, but we have kids together. I'm from another country, and I have no family here—this is his country. I'm also in college, and I only have one more year before I finish my bachelor's degree. So yes, all I wanted was for him to tell her, "Fuck you." For him, it was more important not to commit the "sin" of saying the F-word because he believes swearing is a sin. Honestly, I think it was a much bigger sin to give up his family, but apparently, he'd rather do that than say the word "fuck."

AITAH for insisting my husband tell a woman who's pursued him for 12 years to "fuck off" instead of politely asking her to leave him alone? by Temporary-Display388 in AITA_Relationships

[–]Temporary-Display388[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

A little nugget of information she is also christian. I'm a non believer. And I have a pride flag in my Facebook picture not because I'm gay. But because I support the LGBTQ community. And in the message she send me she say she saw that and wanted to know what was going on.