In a poignant revelation, a young woman named Mary Musunza has opened up about her heart-wrenching experiences within her two-year marriage.
Her story revolves around the pain of her husband’s infidelity, which he attributes to her inability to conceive a child. Mary has bravely confronted her spouse on numerous occasions, only to be met with threats of abandonment.
According to Mary, her husband maintains relationships with other women, showing them affection and even engaging in phone conversations with them in her presence. When confronted about his unfaithfulness, he has responded by threatening to leave their home.
Sharing her heartrending story on Facebook, Mary expressed her anguish, saying, “I am Mary, and I’ve been married for 2 years now, but we have no child yet. My husband is cheating on me, and when I ask him why he’s doing this to me, he always claims it’s because I haven’t given him a child.
I feel like I’m slowly dying inside because now he’s telling me that he will pack his clothes and leave. He also makes calls to other women while we’re together. I really want a baby, but only God knows when. What should I do?”
Supportive responses poured in from concerned individuals, offering words of advice and comfort to Mary in her trying time.
Nathan Bege encouraged Mary, saying, “Keep trusting God and be prayerful for His intervention. Don’t retaliate against your husband’s behavior; let him be so that God can fight your battles more easily.”
Ukachi Ibiam recommended, “Both of you should visit a hospital to determine the cause of the issue and back it up with prayers. God will see you through.”
Avissey Williams highlighted the need to understand that her husband’s unfaithfulness is not solely due to her inability to conceive, cautioning, “He is not womanizing because you are unable to give him babies. He may continue even after having children.”
Amanyi Samuel urged Mary to remain patient and prayerful, assuring her that God would bring solace and joy in due time. “God makes all things beautiful in His time. Be patient and prayerful. God will wipe away your tears very soon,” he said.
Mary’s heartbreaking story resonated with many, drawing forth empathy and support as she navigates the challenges of her marriage.
