There are many people in the world whose marriages have broken simply because they cheated on their partners. Despite marriage, she had an affair with a stranger man or woman and in such a situation, when her partner came to know about it, they got divorced and separated, but social media But nowadays such a case is in discussion, which has surprised people and also forced them to think. In fact, a woman living in Japan has claimed that her husband has had more than 500 affairs, which she came to know much later, after which both of them separated.
According to Japanese magazine Shukan Bunshun, a woman named Nemu Kusano met her ex-husband through a friend and she liked him. He seemed serious and shy to her. In such a situation, Kusano completely trusted him and married him immediately, thinking that he would never betray her. After marriage, a son was born to them, but he had a rare disease which affects less than 30 people worldwide. Now, due to her husband's long working hours and frequent absence from home, Kusano took the entire responsibility of raising the child.
According to the report of South China Morning Post, Kusano's life took a shocking turn when she found some aphrodisiacs in her husband's bag. Besides, suspicious notifications from a dating app also came on his phone. Then when Kusano asked, her husband told that he is often stressed due to work, hence they had an affair. He told Kusano, 'I handle stress outside, I don't bring it home.'
Now when Kusano came to know about her husband's affair, she started searching all the records and phone chats, which revealed that her husband had 520 affairs. In such a situation, Kusano became very angry and first thought of taking revenge from her husband, but then she realized that taking action against her husband could harm her son, so she abandoned this idea and took her husband to the doctor, where she came to know that her husband was suffering from a strange disease and this condition had started since his school days.
Kusano told Yoga Journal that learning about the disease helped her cope with it. For the sake of their son, she tried to talk to her husband and even went to therapy with him, but they are no longer together. Now separated and raising her son alone, Kusano has turned her story into a comic with the help of Japanese manga artist Pirio Arai and is finding a way to heal emotionally through art. He has also written a book based on his experience, the story of which has created a stir on social media.
