Game Maeil Business Newspaper (MK) Husband... Wife: "I Even Fed Him by Spoon" Miscarriage Too [Marriage Hell]

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'Oh Eun-young Report – Marriage Hell' featured a 'baby couple.'

In the 174th episode of MBC's 'Oh Eun-young Report – Marriage Hell,' broadcast on the 29th, the story of a 'baby couple' was revealed: a husband obsessed only with gaming and a wife who cares for him with the utmost devotion, as if he were her son.

The husband, who had been single since birth, was extremely devoted, traveling a round-trip distance of five hours just to meet his wife, his first love. But now, he is glued to his computer like a stone statue, obsessed only with gaming. Even more surprising was his wife's reaction. She prepared meals, handled housework, made hospital appointments, and even checked her husband's outdoor clothes and the soles of his shoes, taking care of every aspect of their daily life. At one point, when the wife said, "I'll do it. Go play your game," Oh Eun-yeong (Dr.) could not hide his surprise, remarking, "It feels like I'm raising a 37-month-old child."

However, the wife, who had been more devoted than anyone, said, "I've given him so many chances and even fed him by spoon, but if he gives up on his own, I fear there will be no hope left." She confessed that her husband had become listless after marriage. The husband, who worked in insurance sales, saw his performance plummet after getting married. A high-value insurance policy he joined at a friend's recommendation turned out to be a scam, leaving the couple with 80 million won in debt and even personal bankruptcy. The husband admitted, "After getting married, I felt like I had achieved everything, so my motivation disappeared."

But the biggest problem was the husband's unpredictable anger. He would explode by retorting with the same insults when his drunk maternal aunt cursed, and during his insurance sales days, his behavior even led to customer complaints. The wife said firmly, "I'm afraid the same thing will happen again at my workplace. If I get fired again because of this, I will divorce." Oh Eun-yeong (Dr.) analyzed, "My husband is a kind person, but when his condition worsens, he gets angry even over things that shouldn't make him angry. His resilience has declined, and even a single setback makes him think, 'I'm done for,' leading to destructive behavior."

The wife's health condition also drew sympathy from viewers. Suffering from congenital spondylolysis, she sometimes takes narcotic painkillers when her condition is severe. Eventually, she had to quit her job, but to accommodate her husband's early morning delivery commute, she drives a round-trip of eight hours every day, shocking viewers at home. Even the MCs could not help but say, "This is a commute method that is simply incomprehensible."

For the couple preparing for in vitro fertilization, there was also a pain too difficult to speak of easily. They lost their child due to premature rupture of membranes at 18 weeks. The husband recalled, "He was smaller than the palm of my hand, but he had eyes, a nose, and a mouth. I cried so uncontrollably that the nurse had to stop me," leaving the studio solemn.

That day, Oh Eun-yeong (Dr.) pointed out about the wife's excessive care, "This is a situation you would only see in a home raising a 37-month-old child. The wife is further lowering her husband's self-care ability." To the couple who had experienced the pain of losing a child, he offered sincere comfort: "If you desire something too desperately, your brain may perceive it as a crisis, making pregnancy even more difficult. I'm not telling you to forget, but you must let go of your sadness properly. Only then will there be space in your heart for a beautiful child to enter."

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