I just got married a week. Both sides are completely voluntary, my family is also supportive, but at this point, I just want a divorce immediately, everyone.
My husband and I met through matchmaking, and after 4 months, we got married. My husband is a gentle, hardworking person. I also have a stable job, my husband’s parents are quite gentle, which I always hope that my marriage will pass smoothly.
After the wedding, we still live with my husband’s parents. But maybe I can’t live on my own because my husband is the eldest child. Under him, there is an unmarried younger brother, later he and his wife will probably go out to live.
My husband and I met through matchmaking, and after 4 months, we got married. (Illustration)
Things have been pretty normal for the past week, I’m getting used to my new life at my husband’s house. Fortunately, my mother-in-law guided me and my husband wholeheartedly helped me integrate, so everything was temporarily called smooth.
Until yesterday, at the end of the week, when I finished cooking lunch, I went to the garden to invite my husband’s parents and husband to eat. People at that time were planting fruit trees in the garden. From the bathroom, my husband called out and told me to go up to the second floor and call my brother-in-law to come down.
I went up to call him but knocked on the door a few times but he didn’t answer. Seeing that the door was not locked, I ventured to push in because I thought it was no secret. Then, looking at the scene inside, I had to scream. Her brother-in-law was sprawled on the floor, his limbs contorted, his eyes widening as if he had lost his mind.
Everyone downstairs heard my scream and rushed up. Seeing that scene, they didn’t seem too surprised. My husband immediately rushed to pick up my brother to give first aid very skillfully. His mother-in-law also took some medicine for him to drink. Moments later, his condition improved. Everyone calmly went down to the house to eat as usual, leaving him to rest in his room.
At the dinner table, at that time, my husband’s family revealed everything to me. It turned out that her brother-in-law had epilepsy since childhood. No wonder he only finished high school, currently has an unstable job and a precarious income. Before that, I used to wonder that my husband was well educated, but my brother-in-law was somewhat sloppy, but I didn’t doubt it. Now I understand the reason.
But it is worth mentioning that when I asked about him before, my husband didn’t tell me anything. Obviously he was trying to hide it from me. His family only has two brothers, in the future his parents will be old and weak. If his younger brother does not take care of himself, the responsibility will weigh heavily on my shoulders.
When I told my husband that, he told me that I only think a lot, where things go or go there. (Illustration)
We have jobs but the salary is not high. Worrying about themselves, the children are not done, it is not enough to take care of the parents on both sides, how can one more brother-in-law bear it? Not to mention what I fear is that the bad gene in my husband’s family will be passed on to my children.
Thinking about the scene where my child was born, giving all the love and looking like my brother-in-law now, my stomach aches. It’s not only painful for me, but it’s also very painful for my child if I carry that disease. Your whole life will not be smooth.
When I told my husband that, he told me that I only think a lot, where things go or go there. Either way, he’s my biological brother, I can’t leave him. Well, I’m not forcing you to abandon your brother, but you should be honest from the start. Let me make the decision to get married on my own, rather than deliberately lying to trap me like this?
My wife and I argued about the cold war. I just want a divorce when there is no binding to start over. Should I insist on ending this marriage?
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