Husband accusing me of cheating.

Anon Imperfect Mum

Husband accusing me of cheating.

So I had a work meeting today and was home late. I called my husband on the way home to say I would be late.

When I got home I had dinner. Then went to the toilet where I changed my underwear. I have a weak pelvic floor since having my 3rd baby.

He noticed I had changed my underwear and then said "why did you change your underwear that's just sus". First you're at a "work meeting" and now you're changing your underwear"

I said because I have a weak pelvic floor and had leakage.

I said are you f-ing serious you know I have a weak pelvic floor. Are you saying I'm cheating?

He replies I'm not accusing you of anything it's just sus.

I am actually fuming right now and don't know what I'm doing in this relationship sometimes.

Am I overreacting?

Posted in:  Relationships & Marriage

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Anon Imperfect Mum

cheaters always accuse you of cheating

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Anon Imperfect Mum

People like that always hide behind these accusations.

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Anon Imperfect Mum

Usually means they’re deflecting as they’re the ones cheating

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Anon Imperfect Mum

Could mean that he had a moment of insecurity. Why would you be angry instead of just helping his logical thoughts catch up with his intrusive thoughts? I mean, it's possible he's deflecting but it's not my first thought.

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Anon Imperfect Mum

If he is accusing he is guilty.

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Anon Imperfect Mum

I have anxiety and rarely I get intrusive thoughts that are 100% not based on my husband or our relationship and are instead a reflection of my insecurity and psychological stability. My husband makes me feel secure when I'm not okay, he doesn't get angry at me.

I can completely understand why he would have had those thoughts given your actions if he was having a rough time already, despite your innocence. I hope that the day after you posted you both spoke with each other from a place of love if this was an intrusive thought rather than deflection. Thinking he was cheating himself was absolutely not my first thought.

FYI, there is a big difference from a rare moment of insecurity and ongoing issues with validation so I'm not talking about ongoing issues, just occasional moments because people are human and not robots.

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