
Just a year after our wedding, my wife lost her job. Honestly, I could sense it coming. I knew things at her workplace weren’t going smoothly, but I never imagined it would end the way it did.
For months, she had been having serious problems with her boss. Almost every evening when she got home, she would sit down, exhausted and frustrated, and start venting about her day. She would say things like, “She’s the reason I’m not getting promoted. She lies about my work and makes me look bad. As long as she’s there, I’ll never move up.”
It was clear that her boss had become a constant source of stress. One time, she came home nearly in tears because her boss had insulted her in front of her junior colleagues. That moment really broke her spirit. I tried to comfort her, telling her to stay calm and not let anger push her into doing something she’d regret. But as the tension at work grew, things only got worse.
A few months later, everything exploded. She and her boss got into a heated argument that crossed every professional line. In the middle of that confrontation, my wife snapped and said something she shouldn’t have — she told her boss that her bad attitude was the reason no man wanted to marry her. It was harsh and personal. Her boss didn’t let it slide. She reported the….Read Full Story Here………………