Another post is going viral on Reddit's AITA, and this time people are a little are divided on whether or not the author of the post is in the wrong. One thing has been gathered from the story, however, and that's that OP's wife was a cheater who is now sitting with the consequences of her actions. The author of the post shared with Reddit users that he's been married to his wife for six years, sharing a five-year-old son between the two of them. However, he'd just learned two weeks ago that he isn't the actual father of the five-year-old boy. He had suspicions, and after secretly getting a paternity test, he found out that his suspicions were true, which meant that his wife indeed cheated on him a year into their marriage. "I immediately confronted my wife and called her a wh*re in my anger and many other names, she started crying and explained that she hid it because she didn't want to break our happy family of 3," the man wrote. He decided he wa
Today is Red Shawl Day, which is a day we dedicate to honoring missing and murdered indigenous people — especially women. Native American women are more likely to go missing or become victims of violence, nationwide, than any other demographic of people — yet their stories are less likely to be told, or to even make it to media headlines. During a month that is ordinarily for celebration and expressing joy for our ancestry, we must take this day to remember the ongoing struggle our indigenous relations face when it comes to being represented, protected and heard.
If you support indigenous Americans, and you want to see justice for the countless Native Americans who fall victim to violence or unsolved disappearance, please consider wearing red today — and until November 25th, which is National Native American Heritage Day. Read more about Red Shawl Day here.
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