A woman is questioning her own empathy after suggesting her husband may need therapy following his friend’s miscarriage. Her husband has been acting as if the miscarriage happened to him and she is concerned about his mental health. But when she suggested therapy, her husband got angry and accused her of lacking empathy.
Is she being reasonable or is she an a**hole? Read the full story to find out.
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A woman questions if she’s being insensitive for thinking that her husband’s reaction to his friend’s miscarriage is over the top. Her husband’s best friend, Bill, suffered a miscarriage at the six-month mark, and the husband has been comforting him ever since.
The woman empathizes with the couple’s loss but is concerned that her husband is taking it too hard. He’s been acting as if the miscarriage is still fresh, and his emotions are intense. She suggested therapy, but her husband got angry and accused her of lacking empathy.
Now, she wonders if she’s the a**hole for questioning her husband’s reaction. Read on to find out what other people think and whether or not the woman is being reasonable.
Husband grieving friend’s miscarriage like it was his own child. NTA.
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Commenter suggests therapy and raises suspicions about husband’s behavior
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Supportive commenter suggests therapy for husband’s unusual behavior ❤️
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Supportive comment validates woman’s reaction to husband’s extreme grief.
Empathetic comment validates woman’s concern about husband’s behavior.
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Supportive comment suggests therapy for grieving husband, NTA.
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Last Updated on April 8, 2023 by Chifundo
