It had to be done…
I regret the fact that I said to him what I said, but I don't regret the fact that I had to say it. Because the thing is, if me and him going to get anywhere to reconciliation and to get past whatever is that happened in our marriage these past couple of years, I had to be honest with him. I felt like it was necessary. I just need to know from anyone perspective that come across this
Julius Obregon
@JAO7 · 2:40
You. I hear you, my sister, and I completely understand how you feel, and I just like to share with you some of my thoughts about what you're going through right now. So while God hates divorce, he does offer permission when remaining married is harmful. Anytime one of these sinful acts has been committed, the one flesh union between a husband and a wife becomes violated
Overcomers Swellcast
@truB1VR · 4:57
So what I would have done, I would have did what you did and confronted, in my case, it would be my wife. But if I were you, I would have confronted the spouse. I'll say that I would confront the spouse. However, at the same time, like you're saying, it's not about us, it's all about God. What I have learned, that timing is everything. That's why it talks about it in Ecclesiastes
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
I didn't make this post to get people to side with me and say that, oh, he was wrong, or whatever the case may be. And I respect the fact that you didn't side with me as far as making it seem like I was completely right and he is screwed up or he's messed up. I felt like if anything's going to happen with me and him, if we're going to try to make this work, the truth has to come out
He really don't understand how much that God loved me, to humble me so much to the point where I wasn't vengeful, I wasn't bitter, I wasn't angry, anything of that matter. When I first seen it and I first found out, I was very upset because I was like, how can a man that's supposed to love me move on so fast even though we were separated? How was that even possible? That's where the anger comes from