Your wife lied about the time she got out of work she told you at 2pm and she actually got out at 11am she said she went to her male friend to get a haircut why would she lie about the time she went?

Answer 1

She would "lie" about it because she went somewhere else and doesn't want to discuss it with you. From the wording of your question, you want support for your rights of explanation from her. However, a marriage is made up of two whole people, who are not owned by one another, but who are bound by commitment and trust. I should add that you just have to think the best of her and not worry about discrepancies. If she wants to tell you, fine. You shouldn't try to extract the answer you want to hear from her.

No, Marriages' are about mutual trust and mutual benefit. Anyone who tells you different is deluding themselves. It's a union of two people, and don't think for one second that if you weren't providing a lifestyle in which was at least partly conducive to her ideal that she wouldn't leave. Here's the catch, if she is lying to you about the time she got off of work, to go to a male friends house, "For a haircut". She's lying to you and i'll guarantee it. I don't like giving bad news, but i would hire a private detective if i were you. And then very publicly divorce her when she is caught cheating. That way you walk away with all the marriage property and money before it's too late.

Come on think it out this way, would you lie to your wife to go get a haircut. No you would say "hey" i'm going to get a haircut. No lying, cheating, or nonsense. And whoever wrote that first part is an ever-loving idiot. Marriages' are a contract entered into like any other contract, that's like buying a car and it breaking down and having someone tell you your not entitled to an answer. Not only are you entitled to a answer, your entitled by contract to that answer.

Sorry that sounds a little redundant. But thats as honest as i can be for you, take care and wish you the best.