The woman divorced her husband because she was "addicted" to running, and also put her daughter in a dangerous situation

Recently, a woman decided to divorce her husband because his "addiction" to running made her obsessed. He even pushed his daughter into dangerous situations just because of his "passion".

In a social media post in early November, Ms. Zhao, who lives in Hunan, China, accused her husband of being too passionate about running, which haunted her and led to the couple breaking up.

Although Ms. Zhao's ex-husband never admitted to being obsessed with running, she insisted that it was always his number one priority. It is known that at first, she encouraged her ex-husband to jog to stay healthy and more flexible. But soon, running became the only thing he cared about and caused a rift between the two.

The culmination of Ms. Zhao's ex-husband's passion for running pushed their children into dangerous situations that could affect their lives. Accordingly, she said he once left their 5-year-old daughter locked in the car for hours to participate in a local marathon.

Zhao did not witness this with her own eyes, but her daughter told her everything. Ms. Zhao said: "My daughter told me that her ex-husband bought her breakfast and then gave her his phone to entertain her. After that, he left her in the car alone, closing the door." car and then go jogging."

Hearing her daughter's story, Zhao was extremely angry and tried to find out the truth from her ex-husband. However, her ex-husband defended that he did not leave his daughter alone in the car for too long and only ran about 1.5km before returning to the car.‏

Sharing with the media, Zhao said it was unforgivable behavior and she did not accept such a superficial explanation. She believes that girls will not be safe with an irresponsible father. That is the reason why the couple had to divorce and could no longer live together.

When questioned by the media, Ms. Zhao's ex-husband admitted that he left his daughter alone in the car while he went running. But he affirmed that he only ran a short distance, and this did not affect his daughter's health or psychology.‏. This man said: "I only ran 1.5km and then returned to the car to find my child sleeping." Besides, he also emphasized that if his ex-wife doesn't like the way he raises his daughter, she should take her with him.

Ms. Zhao's ex-husband's behavior has caused a wave of criticism on social networks. Many people were upset and said: "Locking a child in a car is very dangerous. What would he do if something terrible happened to his daughter? He is really a selfish man."

A similar case involves a woman deciding to divorce because she was so upset by her husband's heartless actions. Accordingly, in September 2014, an elderly woman in her 90s decided to file for divorce from her husband.

Accordingly, the 90-year-old woman said that the older she gets, the more she wants to have a wife and husband to rely on. However, by this time she was old, weak, and without support or sharing, she could no longer endure. She said: "For the past few years I've had back pain and many times I couldn't stand up. I wanted to hire a maid but he insisted. Many times I cooked rice and my back hurt and brought tears to my eyes."

Not only that, she said that when she was sick, she wanted to ask her husband to help her cook the rice cooker and wash the bowl, but he couldn't. The 90-year-old woman was upset: "It means that a husband and wife have lived together for more than 60 years but like strangers, they sacrifice for others, but have never received anything in return."

Immediately after completing the divorce proceedings, Mrs. U90 moved into a nursing home, only bringing a few clothes when she left. With a pension of more than 4 million VND, she received additional support from her grandchildren to be able to rent a private room at a cost of more than 9 million VND per month in a nursing home.

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