'She finds it condescending and rude' : Husband Brings Wife to Tears After Constantly Correcting Her Grammar and Treating Her Like a Child

Just when we thought we'd seen it all…we were once again surprised by this Reddit post. Seriously, imagine being married to someone who constantly corrects the way you speak like you're a five year old at school with a teacher, and while he's at it reduces you to tears. Hellish right?

So when this grammatically correct (or not as Redditors were quick to point out) husband took to Reddit to ask AITA due to constantly correcting his wife and making her very upset, he was quickly put in his place - and rightly so if you ask us.

Warning him that she'll find someone better than him, that it's not ok to make her upset, and laying into him about his constant need to be 'right,' Redditors really gave him a piece of their minds. Scroll down for all the comments that will make you laugh, cry, and lose the will to live with some of them men that exist on this planet…

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