I’m a 34-year-old married man, and my wife is four years younger than me. Recently, I attended an old-school reunion and reconnected with my old girlfriend. After the event, we started talking more frequently, and I began visiting her often. She knows I’m married, and I know she has a son. One night, we got involved.
When I got home, my wife made a comment that I still can’t understand and don’t know the source of. She said, “So how was the feast of the new one?” When I asked her to repeat it, she just said I shouldn’t mind.
She walked away, and my thoughts were all over the place. That night, I started having severe diarrhea, “in fact, I couldn’t stop going to the bathroom, I shit all night.” My wife just laughed and told me I would be fine. After three days, I felt better. Despite this, I visited my old girlfriend again, and we made out.
When I got home, my wife made a strange comment, saying, “Eii King Paluta, dɛɛfoɔ adeɛ yɛnfa kyekyɛ, come let me feed you.” That night, I couldn’t sleep again, as the diarrhea returned. After three days, I recovered.
I began to suspect something was wrong with my side chick, so I stopped seeing her. However, when I met a national service girl at my office, the same episodes of severe diarrhea occurred every time I made out with her, and it always lasted for three days.
I’m beginning to suspect my wife might be a witch or has cast some spell on me. Every time I get involved with someone else, I end up with severe diarrhea that lasts for three days. This pattern is too strange to ignore.
The mystery consumed me. Each night, I lay awake, torn between guilt and fear, wondering if my wife held some dark power or if my own mind was playing tricks on me.
What should I do?
