The husband wants to do a paternity test, and the wife says it’s better to be confused! Can you accept it?

I don’t think I can accept it. Whether the child is not my own or the child’s attitude about this matter, I find it difficult to accept it. At the same time, when the results of the paternity test proved that the child was not the father's biological child, he could still confidently say that it was not the father's biological child. His attitude of facing it calmly was even more unreasonable. People can't help but wonder whether the woman wanted to use this method to make her husband angry to death so that she could take her husband's inheritance to find the biological father of the child.

When the husband insisted on doing a paternity test for the child, but the wife did not want to do it, I actually supported my wife. Because I didn't think at the time that the child was really not the father's biological child. I simply thought that this wife was dissatisfied that her husband who lay beside her pillow every day did not trust her. In addition, the husband received a strange text message, which stated: "This child is mine." I think the husband would rather believe outsiders than his wife, which is why the wife is unwilling to do a paternity test.

But when I saw my wife saying that it was okay for the children to look a bit alike, and that it would be better to live a confused life, I began to feel that something was wrong. My wife's words always gave me a feeling of guilty conscience. Later, when I saw the identification results, it turned out that the child was indeed not her husband's. When her husband burst into tears, my wife could actually say in a serious voice beside her: The child is not your biological child. No matter what big thing it is, you should face it calmly. There was only one sentence in my mind at that time: I have never seen such a shameless person.

After all, from the wife’s words and her words that she did not want her husband to take a paternity test, we can know that she must have intentionally cheated, and she wanted to give birth to the child knowing that it was most likely not her husband’s. After all, I still hope that my husband can work hard and raise the children without complaining. After all, a woman who can say that having two sons is your blessing can't blame others for always thinking the worst about her.

If you can calmly plant a grassland for your husband without changing your expression, I suggest that this man should hurry up and file for divorce. Anyway, I absolutely cannot accept someone who continues to live with me when she blames her partner for not being generous enough even though she cheated on me and gave birth to someone else's child.