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Oh Eun-young was worried about her client's delusional symptoms.
On the MBC show 'Oh Eun-young Report - Marriage Hell' that aired on the 12th, the 'target couple' appeared as clients.
The wife claimed that her husband did not understand or sympathize with her, but was having an affair with a number of women, including having emotional exchanges. The husband complained that they fought with his wife so much that they had reached a point where they could not communicate. The two were unable to resolve their conflict and went to court to determine who was right and who was wrong, and three days before the filming date, they were legally divorced. Dr. Oh Eun-young and the MCs expressed their bewilderment, saying that it was strange to file a divorce suit to determine who was at fault.
The wife said, "I didn't know my husband could be so annoying," and that her husband doesn't empathize with her feelings and "seems to enjoy me getting upset." She also revealed, "After fighting with my husband, I drink."
She even changed the password to prevent her husband from entering the house without permission. The wife said it was a measure to protect the children from her husband who had violent tendencies. The wife mentioned her husband's violent tendencies, saying, "My husband would knock over the refrigerator while the children were sleeping because he got angry. Even before we got married, he would threaten me with a brick when he got angry. He couldn't control his anger." However, the husband explained, "I kept telling him to stop talking. He kept following me even when I moved, so I got angry and pushed the refrigerator. I didn't do it on purpose. The brick didn't open the door." The husband said he doesn't think of himself as violent and has never heard anyone around him say such a thing. However, the wife says he becomes "violent" when he drinks.
The wife claimed that her husband forcibly admitted her to a mental hospital. The wife said, "When I was living with my mother-in-law, my husband recorded an argument with my mother-in-law and told the mental hospital staff, and they forcibly admitted me." The husband explained, "My wife became violent when she drank. It wasn't to punish her or lock her up, but for her health. I visited her once every two or three days. The hospital was 100 to 120 km away."
The wife mentioned the chicken and fried egg incidents, saying, "If my husband just accommodates a little, there won't be anything to fight about." The wife said, "I thought he would naturally buy me my favorite menu, chicken, but he bought his favorite. Also, I made four fried eggs for the number of family members, but usually each person gets one. My husband ate three by himself. When I asked him what he should do with that kind of eating, he said, 'When did I ever finish it? '" and said that her husband did not admit to his mistake.
The wife claimed that her husband had emotional interactions with unspecified women. A couple and their children visited a mart to shop. The wife suddenly stopped walking and looked at her husband and a woman passing by alternately, looking annoyed. The wife said, “If there’s a woman, you can just pass by, but why are you standing next to her?” The husband said that he was wandering around because he wanted to buy mushrooms. The wife claimed, “This is a serious issue. It seems that my husband made excuses and had emotional interactions with women.” The wife also said that in the past, she asked her husband to find her wallet that he had dropped in the car, but instead of finding it, he changed the car air freshener while paying attention to a woman passing by. The wife claimed, “When I fight with my husband and go out, unspecified women glare at me. My husband communicates telepathically with unspecified women.”
Oh Eun-young said, "I'm worried because my wife seems to be developing delusions," and advised her, "She needs to get treatment." She also said, "I'm worried because I think there's a brain imbalance," and urged her, "The delusions become stronger the more she says that it's not someone else, so she needs treatment."
Kim Ji-won, Ten Asia reporter bella@tenasia.co.kr
