Guy Calls Wife “Most Beautiful Woman In The World” In Front Of Her Sister, Drama Ensues

OP, a doctor, and his wife, who has a demanding job, had been apart for about a week due to their busy schedules. They’re a loving couple but don’t engage in public displays of affection. OP’s sister-in-law, who recently divorced from an arranged marriage, was staying with them. She was respectful and followed the house rules. One evening, OP and his wife had a rare opportunity to spend time together and watch a movie, cuddling and exchanging affectionate words. When OP told his wife she was the most beautiful woman, his sister-in-law abruptly left the room. Later, the sister-in-law confronted OP, accusing him of mocking her and implying she wasn’t beautiful. She got upset, made comparisons, and asked for a hug, which OP declined due to the sudden shift in her behavior.

OP wonders if he was wrong for what he said and if he should have hugged his sister-in-law. The situation highlights the complexities of family dynamics and emotions, raising questions about OP’s actions and intentions.

Both in demanding careers, OP’s wife and he has barely seen each other in the past week due to his changing work hours.

The stigma around divorced women in her culture makes it difficult for her to find another arranged marriage.

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OP’s sister has been staying with them, and she’s a great roommate; recently, they had a rare evening together when work ended early for both the wife and OP.

They cuddled and watched a movie together, and her sister joined them on the other couch.

They shared loving words, and OP told his wife she was the most beautiful woman; her sister left the room, OP didn’t notice.

Later that night, OP’s wife’s sister accused him of mocking her by cuddling with the wife and telling her she was beautiful.

OP tried to calm her down, but she fixated on comparing herself to OP’s wife, getting uncomfortably close, and asking what made his wife “hotter.” OP declined a hug and she walked away in tears.