A woman reportedly confronted her husband after realising that he had allegedly fabricated his genotyping result prior to their wedding, resulting in two abortions.

The discovery has triggered heated online debate about trust, consent, and the repercussions of dishonesty in marriage.

How a fabricated genotype laid the stage for heartbreak According to the woman’s version, she is AS and had made it clear prior to marriage that she could not marry another AS.

Her husband supposedly submitted an AA result, and the marriage proceeded.

During her first pregnancy, a CVS test revealed that the foetus was SS, forcing the choice to abort.

Her second pregnancy apparently resulted in the same diagnosis the following year, prompting her to have another abortion.

“My friend sat through two heartbreaking medical procedures because she believed the genotype results were accurate. She endured physical pain, hormonal crashes, and emotional trauma, while he sat there pretending to comfort her.”

The situation became apparent when she discovered an old mail revealing his actual 2019 genotyping result—AS. When confronted, the husband reportedly broke down, claiming he fabricated the results because he didn’t want to lose her.

He allegedly proposed adoption and invited their pastor to encourage her to stay in the marriage, citing the “for better or worse” promise.

“She just looks at him like a stranger now,” the friend added. “He didn’t just lie about his blood; he sacrificed her womb and her sanity. The question is, can love really justify that?”

The narrative has sparked debate on ethical boundaries in partnerships and the value of honesty before marriage, particularly in health matters that directly affect both partners.

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