Liar, liar

By skanula414 - 31/12/2014 19:00 - Sweden - Malm?

Today, I found out my 7-year-old daughter really did lie about my husband's "other girlfriend" as revenge for being grounded, and that he never cheated on me at all. We're well into our divorce proceedings and he won't forgive me for not believing him when he denied it. FML
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rebelbelle 17

Guess if she is like this at 7, I wonder what she's going to be like at 14

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1PersonIsMyWorld 22

what a bitch child!!

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chlorinegreen 27

I agree!! You don't have a relationship without trust!

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boating_guy 33

It almost seems to me like she somewhat wanted to believe that her husband was cheating on her because I feel like no reasonable person would blindly take the word of a 7 year old child that far. YDI no doubt

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Mf2307 15

lesson to be learned never listen to your child they will say anything

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_awwhellnaw_ 45

It's understandable that your daughter would make you feel suspicious, but if she was the only evidence, you're an idiot. It totally sucks that you're going through a divorce and I'm sorry to hear that. Nonetheless, YDI for taking only a 7 year olds word and not trusting your husband.

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snazzymcwho 21

Wow this is one of the most ****** up fmls I've read. What person would expect a little 7 year old child to make up such a terrible lie? I mean seriously. Kids are usually very honest. If you're fat, they'll tell you, ya know? But also, it's sad you didn't have more faith in your husband.

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Bragi 12

141 - You obviously never had children.

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EnchantingCurse 0

The daughters age has nothing to do with this. You don't just cosmos your daughter just because she's young. This could have been more carefully handled, but you commenters are ridiculous to say that her husband should be believed over her child. She needed to handle this better, i agree, but you d

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EnchantingCurse 0

*blame not cosmos You don't just take a man's word over your child either. Like he'd tell you the truth in the first place if he was cheating. You goofed, OP, but don't ever feel bad for believing your daughter.

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bobslawnservice 16

I don't believe that there are some psycho hose beasts still finding a way to blame the father in all this and still accusing him of cheating. I don't blame the husband for pulling the eject lever on his wife. If she initiates divorce over something a 7 year old says she is clearly deranged.

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slimashli 7

that was kindof stupid on your part, did u atleasttry and find iut for yourself umm check his emails or phone records ir hire a detective? or did you just get a divorce because your SEVEN year old said it and thats it

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snazzymcwho 21

Also, I'd never be able to trust my kid ever again or look at her the same way. You can only forgive so much. **** that child's life too. She will now have a dysfunctional upbringing and can only blame herself. I see years of therapy.

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Mearemoi 14

All the comments about believing the husband over the child are ridiculous. It's good to know a lot of people here seem to refuse to acknowledge the consequences of not believing her if this was something more severe. And it doesn't say anywhere that she went instantly for the divorce...

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Bragi 12

@148. What do you imagine she did first? Confront her husband and disbelieve his denial? If she had done some kind of checking she would gave known better, so obviously she didn't.

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