AITA for telling my ex I had a miscarriage when it was actually an abortion
She stood at the edge of a shattered dream, the fragile hope of new life intertwined with the bitter sting of betrayal.
Just weeks after discovering she was pr****nt, the joyous anticipation dissolved into heartache as the man she loved, the father of her children, was unmasked in a web of lies and in***elity.
Amid the chaos of broken promises and sleepless nights, she faced the cruel reality of a love fractured beyond repair.
The man who once vowed forever now evaded his truth, leaving her to navigate the agony of trust betrayed while carrying the weight of their unborn child.
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The original poster (OP) is experiencing intense anger and a complete loss of trust following the discovery of her fiancé's in***elity, especially given their shared history, existing children, and impending wedding.
Her decision to separate and terminate the current pregnancy stems from a feeling of betrayal and a desire to sever all ties with a partner who has shown repeated disrespect and created financial ins**bility.
Considering the OP's es**blished plan to proceed with termination and deception regarding the cause, the central question remains: Is it justifiable to lie to an unfaithful partner about having a miscarriage to avoid further confrontation and maintain autonomy over a personal medical decision, or is honesty, despite the difficulty, the necessary path when ending a relationship?
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