Betrayal cuts deep, especially when it comes from family. A reader shared how she divorced her husband after he cheated, only to discover her sister named her newborn baby after him. The shock of this betrayal was worsened when the sister told her to “move on” because he was “over” her. It’s a painful reminder that sometimes the people closest to us can hurt us the most.

The reader met her ex through her sister years ago. They married, but one day she found messages proving his infidelity. Heartbroken, she confided in her sister, who promised to support her. But years later, that support vanished. The betrayal cut even deeper because it came from both her husband and her own sister.

At the hospital, the sister introduced her baby as “Jason,” the same name as the ex. The reader was stunned when she saw her ex with his new girlfriend at the hospital and learned the sister had stayed close to him throughout her pregnancy. When confronted, the sister dismissed her feelings, saying Jason was just a friend and a “strong name.” This left the reader feeling isolated and confused about where she stood in her family.

Feeling utterly betrayed and erased, the reader now struggles to process her family’s actions and wonders if her reaction was justified. She’s seeking advice on how to heal from this painful double betrayal. Her story shows how healing isn’t easy when trust is broken in more than one place.