This Woman Filed False Dowry, Domestic Violence Cases Against Husband. She Regrets Now
Now 37 and divorced with two children, the woman claims that her own family, including her parents, brother, and sister-in-law, now mistreats her.
A woman who filed false domestic violence and dowry cases against her husband and sought divorce is regretting her decision now. The now-deleted post, originally shared by a Reddit user along with the caption 'When temporary anger leads to permanent consequences," includes a screenshot of a woman's confession.
In the post, the woman claims she filed domestic violence and dowry charges against her husband after a 'small fight." She did it under pressure from her politically influential father. 'I had a small fight with my Husband. My father was a politically influential guy, and my brother works in an MNC. Both compelled me to file a dowry and domestic violence case against my husband. Case ran for 4 years. Then got settlement," reads the post.
What's even more surprising? In the post, the woman revealed that she had a love marriage. The woman continues that the case reportedly dragged on for four years before ending in a legal settlement.
Now 37 and divorced with two children, the woman says she deeply regrets her decision. She claims that her own family, including her parents, brother, and sister-in-law, now mistreat her.
Describing feeling like a 'failure,' the woman concluded saying, 'I thought of going to my husband and apologising for all the cases I filed on him and his family. But he got married. I am 37 years old now, a complete failure in my life."
The story, which has since been widely circulated on platforms like Instagram and Reddit, has triggered strong reactions from social media users.
'What goes around comes around. PERIOD," a comment read.
Another added, 'Temporary anger, manipulative relatives, and just being plain greedy and gullible."
'Tough truth: parents are toxic too. The only thing permanent is just us, so we have to be careful before taking any advice," said a user.
An individual pointed out the larger issue of family pressure and legal misuse, 'No one has to stay in a bad marriage, men or women. But the decision to split should be made by the man and wife only. In an ideal world, all splits should be amicable as when you have decided to part ways, why do it on a bad note? But the world is not an ideal place."
'Love marriage also can end up badly. LM or AM is not a certificate of good marriage. It requires efforts from both sides. Love marriage will automatically make your life happy is a wrong idea being propelled on Reddit. The true idea is efforts should be made from both sides. Am or I'm, both would work," expressed another.
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