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A woman has taken to exposing her husband's affairs on Facebook.
Jenny (not her real name) feels that this is the fastest and most convenient way to expose her husband's "sins" and humiliate him.
Jenny (32, engineer) has 824 friends on Facebook, while her husband has 291. They have more than 100 mutual friends on Facebook, including family, friends and colleagues.
Jenny had begun to suspect her husband of infidelity since last year, when he started partying frequently. He often stays out all night and returns home only at 7am in the morning.
Jenny finally confronted him about it last month.
On her husband's birthday, he had stayed out all night to party and returned with a new shirt and a pair of new shoes at 8am the next day.
"I asked about his new shirt and shoes, and he said that he had bought them himself, but he could not produce a receipt," said Jenny.
"I was so upset that I took a pair of scissors and cut his shirt into pieces when he was sleeping. He woke up and said that he wanted a divorce."
Despite this, Jenny only became more aggressive in wanting to shame her husband.
She searched his computer and found nude photos of his mistress and confronted him about it.
"He admitted to sleeping with one of his former colleagues, but said they have since stopped seeing each other."
Jenny also found out that her husband was seeing another colleague who lives just opposite her block.
Today, Jenny's Facebook wall is filled with her relationship woes and attempts to shame her husband.
She admits that her postings were mostly done on impulse, but said, "I don't care. He gets the most shame, not me."
Jenny (not her real name) feels that this is the fastest and most convenient way to expose her husband's "sins" and humiliate him.
Jenny (32, engineer) has 824 friends on Facebook, while her husband has 291. They have more than 100 mutual friends on Facebook, including family, friends and colleagues.
Jenny had begun to suspect her husband of infidelity since last year, when he started partying frequently. He often stays out all night and returns home only at 7am in the morning.
Jenny finally confronted him about it last month.
On her husband's birthday, he had stayed out all night to party and returned with a new shirt and a pair of new shoes at 8am the next day.
"I asked about his new shirt and shoes, and he said that he had bought them himself, but he could not produce a receipt," said Jenny.
"I was so upset that I took a pair of scissors and cut his shirt into pieces when he was sleeping. He woke up and said that he wanted a divorce."
Despite this, Jenny only became more aggressive in wanting to shame her husband.
She searched his computer and found nude photos of his mistress and confronted him about it.
"He admitted to sleeping with one of his former colleagues, but said they have since stopped seeing each other."
Jenny also found out that her husband was seeing another colleague who lives just opposite her block.
Today, Jenny's Facebook wall is filled with her relationship woes and attempts to shame her husband.
She admits that her postings were mostly done on impulse, but said, "I don't care. He gets the most shame, not me."
