Father Ruins His Own Marriage By Asking For A DNA Test And Refuses To Help With Baby Before That

Relationships never flourish without the factor of trust. It is a constant matter of back and forth, neverending compromising. If you manage to do it, you and your partner are bound to cross the rainbow bridge together, that is a fact. But if you don’t put your complete trust in them and keep doubting their trust and love towards you, your relationship will never survive because you have essentially broken them apart. The partner trusted you completely and experienced the same from you but you didn’t do that.

Today we will go through a similar matter that was highlighted by Twitter user @sheikyerbouti_. It is a story posted by xxx on Reddit which is about OP not putting the same trust in his wife as she does in him. Things ignited the day he asked her to do a DNA test on their child to confirm it was his.

The Twitter post went viral and the community was open to share its response. Scroll down below to read and enjoy!

1. This user shared OP’s Reddit story on Twitter that went viral.

Via @sheikyerbouti_

2. A father asked whether requesting his wife to get a DNA test done was right or wrong.

Via Reddit

3. After months of having their baby, OP’s wife complained to him that he needed to step up as a father.

4. OP said he would help out with the child if his wife agreed to a DNA test. She, without saying anything, agreed to the test.

5. The wife went for the test, the baby was confirmed to be theirs, and that was about it.

6. However, the wife’s behavior changed ever since that event.

7. OP said he just needed to be sure the baby was his. She argued he had broken her trust.

8. OP’s relationship took a major hit and he didn’t know how to make things better. He sought advice from the internet.

Via Reddit

Here’s what the internet had to say about this:

9. It is surprising that OP went this far into the relationship with such a mindset.

Via Via @JosephKBennett

10. That is what his wife should have said when he requested the DNA test.

Via @sheikyerbouti_

11. I know right.

Via @ChrisTheHills

I don’t get it. Why did he ask for it after the baby was 3 months old? Why not at the time of birth? And even at birth or at any point in time, this is a very offensive thing to ask from your partner, especially when they trust you so much. I think OP made a huge mistake here and the silent treatment is absolutely deserved. He should’ve put complete trust in his wife.