Husband tries to sabotage wife's promotion with his coworkers, so the wife sends the evidence to HR: ‘I found out exactly who my husband is’

You would never expect the one person you're supposed to trust wholeheartedly would try to sabotage your career. There's a first for everything, though.

Picture this: You spent years of your early career trying to amount to something you would be proud of. It took years of grit, trial and error, and a whole lot of coffee to get to where you are. You have the life, the husband, the home—everything. The only thing that could possibly make your life more enjoyable is more responsibility, more autonomy. It's not every day that you have the chance to aim higher in your career and have it be an attainable dream. But that's exactly what you do: You turn your dreams into reality, evident from the several years you spent reaching for the stars at such a young age.

You wouldn't have guessed that the person who is supposed to uplift you, support you in all your endeavors unwaveringly, decides to sabotage you the moment you finally start to spread your wings. That's what happens in this next story between a husband and wife who work at the same company. The wife finds out her husband has been bad-mouthing her in workplace group chats, and the chaos begins. Scroll below to read the full story.

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"AITJ for forwarding my husbands group chat with coworkers to HR after I found out they were trying to sabotage my promotion"

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The craziest part about all of this? The sabotage didn't even work. His wife prevailed, and, evidently, he is completely speechless about it. His sulking speaks to the clear disdain he has for her for no reason, and he feels like even more of a failure for being unable to successfully cut the person he supposedly loves off from a promising opportunity.
Divorce? We think so. What would you do if you were in the wife's situation? Would you feign ignorance, or would the tension and pent-up anger be enough to try and ruin him instead? Trust, after a certain point, cannot be repaired.
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