A shocking comment emerged under the story of the woman who left her marriage after her husband slept with and impregnated their maid. The user stated: “Me leave my house for my domestic staff? Never! She will be the one to leave with too much fear. Stay in your marriages and make them pay for their actions.”
This remark is striking because it completely disregards the wife’s safety and emotional well-being, framing the domestic worker as the problem rather than the husband’s betrayal. It suggests that the solution to infidelity is intimidation or punishment rather than accountability, while simultaneously dismissing the woman’s right to leave a harmful environment.
Comments like this normalize fear, control, and misplaced blame. They undermine the autonomy and dignity of the victim, implying that staying in a marriage under betrayal is preferable to asserting boundaries and walking away from harm. True accountability begins with the person who committed the wrongdoing—not with fear or coercion.
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