What is going on everyone and welcome back to the channel. I hope you're all doing well.

Today I'm back on Am I Wrong? Where people on Reddit are not sure if they're in the right or the wrong and they want to get our feedback.

I've got four posts for you in this episode on a variety of different topics.

So sit back, relax, subscribe to the channel if you're new and also get ready

to give your answers in the comments down below. Let's go. Also, if you're listening on Spotify

or Apple, you can still comment. It's not just a YouTube thing. Get interacting. Am I wrong for

thinking about divorcing my wife? My wife, who is 30, and I also 30, have been together for eight years, married for five.

She's been my soulmate. We hit the same vibe, same hobby, working out, staying home and doing

nothing, or just go out and eat some great food. We think alike, we rarely fight, mainly because

I let her get away with anything. The main difference we have is our temper.

I have a pretty good tolerance towards her, but on the other hand, she has a terrible temper.

Her parents were amazed by how much I've helped her to control it.

I usually don't mind when she's throwing a tantrum or getting into a trashy mood and lashing

everything out on me for no reason

I have pretty good patience I'll let her finish her shenanigans then try to talk some sense into her

on why she shouldn't act like that but lately things have been getting a bit out of control one my parents want

to visit us I haven't seen them for about five years because she refuses to

let me visit them or let them visit me. I'm just going to stop immediately right here.

That, like, what is that? I don't need to read any more of this to first of all answer the question,

no, obviously you're not wrong for thinking about divorcing your wife. And secondly,

to say,

this is much more serious than divorce. That is like controlling abuse. You haven't seen your parents in five years because she doesn't let you see them. That is mental. Anyway,

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