He's never had an issue with his wife going on girls nights and knows to expect her home around 2am. When she hadn't arrived by 3, he started to worry, especially since his texts were going unanswered.
His says his wife finally "stumbled in" around 6:47am and immediately, he knew something was wrong. What he didn't realize was just how fast his marriage would unravel, after she finally woke up and revealed what her girls nights had really entailed over the past few years.
He was worried sick when his wife didn't return home after a girls night out
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When she stumbled in at 6:47am wearing different clothes and torn leggings, things took a sordid turn
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Netizens urged the man to leave and to get tested but the worst was yet to come
"Multiple times": it turns out things were a lot worse than the husband had initially thought
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"I've got the proof": he gave a lot more info as the questions started rolling in
Could she have an undiagnosed addiction? Here are some of the signs...
Given the wife’s actions, it’s not far-fetched to think that she might have an addiction. Experts say this type of addiction plagues roughly 6-8% of the American adult population.
It’s categorized by compulsive behaviors or thoughts that the person cannot seem to control. And just like other addictions, the obsessive, incessant thoughts can interfere with other areas of life, regardless of what’s at stake. They spend a lot of time fantasizing about encounters.
The person may engage in physical acts with others, and even pay (or be paid) to get their needs met.
"[It’s] not yet been given an official diagnosis …due to competing beliefs around what to call the disorder, how to describe its criteria, and a need for additional empirical research to support its prevalence in society,” says Michael Damioli, Clinical Director of Colorado Medication Assisted Recovery. “It has to do with the way someone relates to these things, why they engage in them, and how it then impacts their lives.”
According to Addictioncenter.com, if left untreated, this type of addiction can lead to other problems like turning to alcohol or substances, relationship and communication issues, and an overall lower quality of life.
If you think your partner has an addiction of this nature, there are some signs you can look out for. These include constant talk about intimacy, fantasies, or acts. They may always be insisting on “dirty talk” even in the most mundane moments. Other signs include them sneaking around, being secretive or acting differently. They could be acting closed off, and angry when they’re usually open, even-tempered and friendly.
“Addiction can cause a person to do things and act in ways that are completely against who they are and what they stand for; it changes someone from the inside out,” explains the center’s site.
Experts warn that regardless of the terms and conditions of your relationship, if your partner has an addiction, they could be jeopardizing more than just your partnership. They might be putting both partners' health at risk.
People were left stunned, with many offering words of support and advice
