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    I Overheard a Secret Conversation Between My Husband and His Female Coworker, and I’ve Never Felt So Humiliated Before

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    A woman shared on Reddit her heartbreak after discovering her husband’s hurtful comments about her cooking. Married for 11 years, their relationship was strong until she learned he was eating lunches made by a female coworker, not from a food stand as he claimed. Accidentally overhearing a butt-dialed call, she heard him praise the coworker’s cooking, saying it was better than hers, which he called “tasteless.” Shocked, she confronted him,

    and he apologized, claiming he lied to avoid jealousy and was trying to seem “cool.” Feeling betrayed, she stopped cooking for him and is considering leaving temporarily. Her parents are divided: her dad suggests working it out, while her mom supports her. Redditors validated her feelings, suspecting emotional infidelity or worse, noting the coworker’s inappropriate comparison and his dishonesty as red flags. They criticized his disrespect and suggested his actions might indicate an attraction to the coworker. She’s torn between staying to resolve the issue or taking space at her parents’ to process the betrayal.

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