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My wife stopped speaking to me after I took our daughter - Confession #C27910 | Corporate Confessions

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Gender: MaleSubmitted on 10 August 2026 at 12:01 pm

My wife stopped speaking to me after I took our daughter

I am a 32-year-old man. I got married in 2023. At the time of our marriage, there was a small argument between our families. After our marriage, my wife became very concerned about criticizing my family for every mistake or disagreement. Gradually, this became a daily source of arguments between us. On my birthday, which was the first birthday I was celebrating with my wife after our marriage, she started criticizing me and arguing with me. Because of her anger, the birthday celebration was completely spoiled. She often blamed my mother and said that my mother spoke badly about her family. At that time, we were living on the ground floor, while my parents were living on the first floor. About a month after our marriage, my father was hospitalized. During that difficult period, I felt that I received no support from my wife. She went to her parents' house, leaving me to handle the situation alone. After some days, my father passed away. My wife returned for the funeral and stayed with me at my house for three days. However, after an argument with my sister, she left the house and went to the police station, where she made a complaint against my family, including allegations related to dowry. She frequently said that I always supported my mother and sisters instead of supporting her. I invited her family to attend the 16th-day ceremony for my father, but no one from her family attended. After a few days, my wife came to my house along with her parents and other relatives. They came saying that she wanted to live with me, but the situation again turned into arguments. At that time, my wife was pregnant. During her pregnancy, I was also dealing with many difficulties. I admit that I did not attend her regular pregnancy check-ups as I should have. After some time, I went to her parents' house, brought her back, and moved with her to a new rented house. We started living separately from both our families. During the pregnancy, things were relatively peaceful for some time, and we lived happily together. However, my wife continued to criticize and argue with me over many things. At one point, my mother was injured, and I had to take care of her. Because of the situation, I left my wife at her parents' house for some time. She eventually gave birth to our daughter there. I went to the hospital for the delivery, and everything went well. We were blessed with a baby girl. After the birth of our daughter, there was a pooja ceremony. However, her family did not invite me to the function. Because of the situation between our families, I also did not invite her family to our daughter's naming ceremony, birthday function, or ear-piercing ceremony. Years passed, and recently, my wife and I had another small argument. We had gone to a temple together in our car. After the argument, I dropped her near her parents' house because she was going to work and her parents were taking care of our daughter. After I dropped her there, she left some of my belongings in the car and told me to take care of our daughter as well. Since she had left our daughter there and I was returning from her parents' house, I decided to take our daughter with me and bring her home. After I took our daughter home, my wife repeatedly called me and asked why I had taken our daughter. She said that she needed her daughter and did not want me to take her. She then told me to come home so that she could take our daughter back. She also said that she did not want to live with me anymore. She continues to say that my mother and sister are the main reasons for the problems in our marriage. I feel that she frequently criticizes me and my family, and this has caused repeated arguments between us over the years. Since I brought our daughter home, my wife has not contacted me again. There has been no call or communication from her until now. I love my wife and my daughter, but I feel emotionally hurt by the way our relationship has developed. I also feel that my wife has a lot of anger and resentment toward my family and me. At the same time, I understand that there have been mistakes and hurtful experiences on both sides. I am now confused and deeply worried about our future. I want to understand whether our marriage can still be repaired, what is best for our daughter, and what I should do next.

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Understanding This Situation

This confession reveals a deeply strained marriage weighed down by years of familial conflict, mutual grievances, and a profound breakdown of trust. The central tension lies between the couple's desire to maintain their relationship and the historical friction involving their extended families, which has repeatedly disrupted their domestic peace.

On one hand, the husband feels emotionally wounded by his wife's persistent criticism of his family, her perceived lack of support during pivotal moments like his father's passing, and the legal escalation involving a police complaint. From his perspective, these actions, alongside her family's perceived slights during milestone ceremonies, have created an environment of hostility and resentment.

On the other hand, a careful reader must consider the wife's perspective. Living in close proximity to her in-laws, she reportedly felt unsupported by her husband, whom she accused of consistently favoring his mother and sister over her. Her actions, including seeking support from her own parents and filing a complaint, may stem from a sense of isolation or vulnerability, particularly during her pregnancy and the early stages of motherhood.

The recent incident involving their daughter adds a layer of urgency and distress. The decision to take the child home following an argument has halted communication entirely, leaving the future of the marriage and the co-parenting relationship highly uncertain. Both partners appear to carry deep-seated hurt from perceived neglect and exclusion, making any path forward complex as they navigate what is best for their daughter.

Things Worth Thinking About

  • How do historical grievances and conflicts with extended family members continue to shape and escalate current arguments between the spouses?
  • In what ways did the physical and emotional separation during key life events, such as the father's passing and the daughter's ceremonies, deepen the divide between both families?
  • What are the potential implications for the child when major decisions, like her physical location, are made during moments of high marital conflict?

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Anonymous15 August 2026 at 2:49 am

I don't understand as to why u have to bring ur child to ur house . A child needs both the parents care and love. U must try to understand ur wife's problem. Sometimes we don't try to understand the problem or situation of our partner . Once u r married u must prioritise ur partner. Keep ur mother and sisters out of ur day to day problems. U keep visiting them . U r a responsible father who must sit down n talk with ur wife. Don't deprive the child of mother's love

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Anonymous15 August 2026 at 8:00 am

Consult a lawyer asap. And prepare for war. Hope for the best but don't be naive enough to expect it. Make one sincere effort to make things right. Really make an effort to understand where, who and what went wrong. Maybe your mom and sister said something when you were away. Visit a counsellor if needed. But prepare for the worst anyways.

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Anonymous15 August 2026 at 7:59 am

What happened during the marriage between the families? I think that never got resolved and didn't get closure. That may be the actual reason for your wife carrying so much resentment that your in-laws and your wife didn't even attend your father's funeral.

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Anonymous14 August 2026 at 11:00 pm

If you want your wife, be calm, talk with her what is her problem, not simply mother and sister because you both are living separately. Tell what you are expecting from her like being a family and living happily. if she doesn't agree after all this, simply say sorry. Tell your mother and sister also in a polite way to not involve in every matter.

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Anonymous15 August 2026 at 12:21 am

Abandoning one's parents is the ultimate wrong....gender irrespective. One must learn to balance and to accept balance. There is usually enough for everyone's need, but not for everyone's greed.

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Anonymous14 August 2026 at 10:49 pm

Without mentioning any background reason for disputes, simply blame gaming your wife as if you are saint. At 32, if you cannot prioritize your family, meaning your wife and kids.... not your amma and Akka., you are an incompetent man. Keep your parents off limits first. Ask your wife what to do so both of you can have a common ground to meet. If she insists on separation, be prepared. Don't know when all these adult boys will grow up.

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Anonymous14 August 2026 at 10:53 pm

First things first. Things that happen at weddings and how groom's side behave hurts bride more than you think. She never got closure for what was done. One after the other things are causing the issue to grow rather than reduce it. While reading it looks like the issue is from both. No one is ready to compromise. If your ego plays such a big role in this marriage it's better to take divorce. Staying together with so much ego will hurt your child. Both of you end up fighting regularly the child faces the consequences. It's better to stay away and give the child a better experience. One thing I want to reiterate it's your wife who gave birth to your child. Not you. So respect her for that. I am not saying what she did or reacted to was correct. Start respecting her for your child. Lower your ego then go for marriage counseling where even she will be taught how to behave or deal with things. Then you can dream of a family. If not better divorce for the sake of your child.

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Anonymous15 August 2026 at 7:05 am

Immautrity n ego between both of you... parents and sisters brothers are important but there is a boundary. If they cross and you allow then this is going to be problem always

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Anonymous15 August 2026 at 6:54 am

Have a mature discussion. Set your expectations about her behavior in your house and with your family (mom, sis et al). Similarly let her set expectations from your behavior with reference to herself and her family. If you both agree to the set expectations (preferably recorded or written) try to live together and ensure each will not overstep those expectations. Else separate from her. A peaceful life is better than living with a nagging wife lifelong

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Anonymous15 August 2026 at 11:55 am

Don't involve your mom and sister in your family life. Bring back your wife and stay with your wife and daughter separately. You can do your duties to your mom and sister without ruining your life. All wives need an assurance that they are their husband 's first preference. This way you can save your daughter's future also.

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Anonymous15 August 2026 at 6:34 am

Ensure DNA... It's your Production..?

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Anonymous15 August 2026 at 2:27 pm

Frankly the best option is to see a marriage counsellor who will give a neutral unbiased perspective. This should have been done a while ago but it's never too late. No use getting into all the arguments you have as it's never wnding

Anonymous15 August 2026 at 6:50 am

Writing here will jit work ...work with marriage counselor. Both side stories and feeling need to be addressed

Anonymous16 August 2026 at 12:56 am

Prioritize the family you created…that’s all.

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Anonymous15 August 2026 at 9:25 pm

If you both want to make à real start visit à marriage councellor and infront of councellor stay honest that's the must sensible advice I can give...if that is not working out meet à lawer asap

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Anonymous15 August 2026 at 10:39 am

Seems your wife is narcissistic in nature. You can never keep her happy; she always finds a way to blame you, and people like this often prioritise themselves. I can understand your situation. Sometimes, they may not even care about their own child. Take care of your daughter. Sorry to say, but she may not change even after counselling. For better understanding of this situation you may visit a psychologist.

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Anonymous17 August 2026 at 4:52 pm

You want your in-laws to look after your baby and you look after your parents,when will you take care of your wife and child

Anonymous15 August 2026 at 12:11 am

Is your daughter actually yours ? DNA krwalo. Aur ab tk pta ni wo apna body count kitna kr chuki hogi. Dhyan se

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Anonymous16 August 2026 at 2:58 am

Chod do mama

Anonymous15 August 2026 at 1:05 am

The relationship is done and dusted. Whoever fault it might be. Move on. Having a kid after all these, is the biggest blunder.

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Anonymous16 August 2026 at 12:17 am

Lots of champions has already suggested to keep your family out of your life then why she needs her family . It better to stay in rented house in other city and keep ancestral property for your mother sister life . Never contact both your family and check the change in life but I believe she will then fight for other reason

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Anonymous16 August 2026 at 10:31 am

Better both stay away from both of your parents, In a day go you meet ur parents and let her meet her parents. What ever help your parents need let you both handle respectively , and both of you share information about your parents to you both with keeping in mind just information no counter statements from both ends. Say if she says her mum is unwell , u tell take care let me know if u need any help thats it. Same should be the other side too. No need for both of you to do all service for other's parent. Just help as if ur friends parents are in trouble. Other than that no need to inform about ur respective family to anyone and fight or argue. Anything marriage or any function if either like attend or go alone say the other one is busy in work. No drama for anything.

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Anonymous18 August 2026 at 5:02 pm

Personally I feel sorry to say that yur wife's not a very good person or adjusting. At least she could have supported you wen yur father passed away. As it is yur parents were on 1st floor & yu were on ground floor. Still yur wife's behaviour was bad. Plus shez working & independent. So plz don't get me wrong if yur daughter grows up with her mother then she too may learn selfish & unkind behaviour. It will be hell for yu in future. If yur family blames her then they r not too wrong. It must be based on her behaviour too. Yu seem to be an emotionally sincere person as compared to her. So consult yur seniors & then decide yur course of action.

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Anonymous17 August 2026 at 1:46 pm

Many men do not understand the emotional trauma a woman faces when she gets married and soon after sees her family and herself getting humiliated by the so-called new family, first time in her life. This often never gets a closure and the anger only keeps increasing. Solution: ask your wife to meet you for once, try not to defend your mother and sister's behaviour and understand and acknowledge her pain. Tell her for once that what has happened with her was wrong and see how she will calm down .

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Anonymous16 August 2026 at 7:02 pm

Bhai, I feel for you. 2 saal me itna sab hua hai. But right now the main thing is your daughter. Don’t use her as leverage, and don’t keep her away from her mom for long. Set up a proper visitation schedule with your wife. For marriage: If both of you want to try, go for marriage counselling with a neutral third person. If not, then at least settle co-parenting peacefully. Beti dono ki hai. Blame game band karo, solution dhoondo.

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Anonymous14 August 2026 at 11:56 pm

if u had no compatibility why u brought your child in this world to suffer?

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Anonymous16 August 2026 at 3:02 pm

Enna solrathu theriyala. Rendu side pblm iruku. Unga kid than pavum. Even though intha mari niraya family nadalum. Kid kaga oruthar vittukodupanga appa than solve agum. Unga visayam epudi solve agapotha theriyala. Niraya vitla affair nala pblm vanthu marupadi sernthu vazhnthu pathirukaen but unga visayathula suthi ullavungalae ungala thaniya valavidanum. Rendu verum busy irunthathan sandai kurayum. Unga kid school pona matum. Appa sernthu vazhunga. Ethachu palasa pesuna sari sari vidupa ellathayum maranthutu vazhazham sollunga. Just try

Anonymous17 August 2026 at 5:29 pm

I think this situation is much more complicated than simply saying the wife is “angry” or the husband is “supporting his family.” Both seem to have accumulated years of resentment, and neither side appears to have handled conflict particularly well. The biggest concern now is their daughter. Taking the child home without clearly communicating with the mother was likely to escalate an already fragile situation. At the same time, the wife's decision to stop communicating altogether is also not a healthy way to resolve a marital or parenting dispute. The husband also acknowledges that he wasn't sufficiently involved during the pregnancy, while the wife apparently felt repeatedly unsupported in conflicts involving his family. Those issues shouldn't be dismissed. Likewise, if there were genuinely false allegations, repeated disrespect, or unreasonable interference from either family, those concerns need to be addressed honestly rather than turning the marriage into a competition between families. At this point, both of them need to stop involving parents and siblings in every disagreement and focus on the marriage and their child. A neutral marriage counsellor would be far more useful than another round of arguments between the two families. Most importantly, neither parent should use the daughter as leverage or make unilateral decisions about her simply to hurt the other parent. They need a calm, mutually agreed parenting arrangement. If reconciliation is possible, it will require accountability from both sides, clear boundaries with extended families, and genuine communication. If it isn't, they should still prioritize co-parenting peacefully and protect their daughter from the conflict.

Anonymous15 August 2026 at 3:29 pm

If u can take role of single father then separate from your wife

Anonymous15 August 2026 at 1:11 pm

Seems wife's family are saint

Anonymous15 August 2026 at 5:34 pm

She must be a cartoon villain to file a complaint agaiant a woman whose dad had just died. Unless your sister said something that awful

Anonymous14 August 2026 at 11:21 pm

Talk to wife get councelling.Keep mom sis off the limit

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Anonymous15 August 2026 at 5:46 am

my mother and sister CREATED drama, i ABANDONED my wife and child, but i will still blame my wife for REACTING to it 🙄🙄🙄 --- Your post is cautionary tale for men - if you want to have a peaceful life with (earning) wife and children; then keep your family (especially mother and sister) away.

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Anonymous15 August 2026 at 6:14 pm

Listening to just your side of the story without ur wifes side. It looks like ur the problem. Patriarchial socirty issues

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Anonymous15 August 2026 at 3:30 pm

She has some past trauma therefore she is toxic towards u and ur family

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Anonymous15 August 2026 at 2:15 pm

Bro i don't want to explain but you are the problem..

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Anonymous15 August 2026 at 12:14 am

When mistakes are ok both side and your wife is always the one triggering it then problem is not with you... let her realise and come back, you dont give up your self respect any further as she is seriously causing trouble to you and your family... if you are going to convince her and make her come back again she is going to do more worse things only... just see what she does and if in case she send any legal notice also handle it legally and make sure she is caught with proof for all mental torture she did to you and your family

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Anonymous17 August 2026 at 3:17 pm

Your mom and sister are culprits. Can u pls be far from them.. They have thier own family.. Why poking there nose here.. U have your blood relation here.. Your daughter and your wife is your first family now.. Pls can u pls grow up little bit

Anonymous15 August 2026 at 3:15 pm

Don't waste time with this useless woman. File for a divorce & carry on. It is a blessing that she is not communicating with you. Show proof in the court. Simple. Do you want to live like this till you die? Tomorrow your daughter will get married & go, then what you will do. You have already lost your father. Think about it.

Anonymous15 August 2026 at 9:06 am

U r a bad husband

Anonymous15 August 2026 at 6:33 am

Maaa chudaav biwi tu nayi pataa....beti aa gyi na tere pass...baat khatammm......just remember one thing women never love men...they are creatures that are unable to understand even by themselves also....so don't worry....as a men you should not worry this much for a lady who only blames others.......u have your daughter your world is with you....that's all matters.

Anonymous14 August 2026 at 11:59 pm

Such a hypocrite!!! You lost your one sided story when you mentioned “I admit that I did not attend her regular pregnancy check-ups as I should have”. That line explains everything!! -Hope she finds someone better!!!!

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Anonymous14 August 2026 at 11:17 pm

Your life is gone buddy … you can’t leave ur wife because you have a gal baby and you will emotionally get attached and can’t leave the little one with ur wife .. you are going to live the miserable life

Anonymous14 August 2026 at 10:45 pm

Sorry bruh, gave up in between ur wife-family rant. All can I say is should have decided before having a child if ur relation with ur wife was not good. Don't know how come u guys even had a child with so much circus.

Anonymous14 August 2026 at 10:44 pm

Leave ur daughter with ur wife, u have fked up the marriage enough. File for divorce and live happily a single life where u can do all ur bakjodhi

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