On Reddit, a woman shared a thorny situation: She went uninvited to her husband's doctor appointment, then couldn't understand why he took issue with it. Commenters and a psychologist weighed in.
A woman on Reddit recently asked others if she was out of line for inviting"My husband has been dealing withShe told others on the platform that her husband"has been frequently visiting the doctor" — so she asked him"if I could go with him, but he refused — saying it wouldn't be necessary."
A woman who was uninvited to her husband's doctor appointment showed up there anyway and surprised him — and asked others for their opinions of her actions. Many were not at all supportive. "As someone who is chronically ill, I feel more comfortable alone at the doctor's office," wrote a person on Reddit. "But if someone ever INVADED my doctor's appointment, I’d lose my trust in them forever."
Said another person bluntly,"If this was patterned behavior, it would be my final straw for divorce. Unreal that [the original poster] doesn’t see the issue." This same commenter went on,"I hope the husband considers taking a long, hard look at their marriage." Another Reddit user who described herself as a registered nurse commented in no uncertain terms,"It's a gross violation of personal privacy."
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