'She was furious with me for doubting her loyalty' 😳
A dad lost his family and ruined his 12 year marriage after demanding his children took a DNA test after suspecting one of them were not his.
Taking to Reddit, the 37 year-old explained how he suspected his partner of "playing away" as his second born looks nothing like him. When she got "pretty upset" after he approached her about the test, he assured her that she shouldn't worry if there's "nothing to hide". When the results came in, he received proof that he is the child's biological father, but the damage was done -and there was no coming back. "I thought everything was fine, and I had my peace of mind," he added.
"She told me she would never forgive me for this, and that I hoped my foolish pride was worth the cost of my family." "She then brought up she wondered if I was projecting because only one of us ever had infidelity in their background and it wasn’t her. That stung, because while yes, I had cheated in two past relationships, I’ve never cheated on her.
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