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Published: 2026.09.25 (Fri)
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"I was holding the child and he hit my ribs"... Marital conflict leads to assault following demand to stop gaming

An episode of JTBC's 'Divorce Camp' features a couple struggling with economic responsibilities and parenting differences…

The images of a couple experiencing conflict due to differences in economic role distribution and parenting methods within the household have been revealed. In the 101st episode of JTBC's 'Divorce Camp', the confrontation between a husband who is immersed in gaming and fails to fulfill his responsibilities as a head of household, and a wife who has taken on the burden of livelihood and childcare because of this, was addressed.

Shifting economic responsibility and rationalization... Conflict over securing living expenses

The couple in the video showed stark differences in their positions regarding the economic situation before and after childbirth. The wife revealed that she took out a 3 million won loan to cover the child's birth and hospitalization costs. The wife suggested alternatives such as selling the husband's car or disposing of gold necklaces to add to the living expenses, but conflict flared as the husband's side pointed out that the wife had not disposed of the necklaces or the car. In response, the wife mentioned the situation where living expenses were insufficient because the husband was not working, claiming that the husband is shifting his own responsibilities onto the wife's choices.

"아이 안고 있는데 갈비뼈를"…게임 중단 요구에 폭행으로 이어진 부부 갈등

In particular, the husband tried to explain the current situation based on the fact that the wife had not engaged in economic activities in the past, but the cast members pointed out that he was trying to rationalize the situation without performing his role as the head of household. The wife expressed the reality of having to take out a loan to prepare costs for the child, stating that the husband is avoiding the situation rather than solving the economic problems.

Violence following the demand to "Stop gaming"... A clash occurring while holding a child

The couple's conflict even led to physical clashes due to the husband's gaming usage. According to the wife's statement, the husband continued to play games even during the time the child was sleeping, and when the wife demanded he stop, he responded in a manner such as, "Just leave me alone, I don't want to live either."

"아이 안고 있는데 갈비뼈를"…게임 중단 요구에 폭행으로 이어진 부부 갈등

In the process of the conflict intensifying, the wife showed behavior of throwing objects as she could not contain her anger, but the ensuing situation was even more serious. The wife claimed that the husband struck her in the rib area with his fist. In particular, the wife revealed that she was holding the child in her arms at the time, suggesting it was a dangerous situation where physical violence could have even threatened the child's safety. The husband avoided direct mention of this or appeared to perceive the situation differently.

Separation within the household and the perspective of experts

The cast members appearing on the broadcast maintained a critical view of the husband's behavior. They expressed concern about him being immersed in gaming while abandoning the duty to support his family as the head of household, and the danger of the violence that occurred during the conflict. In particular, they raised the seriousness of the situation where parents, who should protect the child, cause physical clashes.

One cast member analyzed that the current situation where the couple stays together and stimulates each other is fueling the anger, and suggested that physical and psychological separation may be necessary to prevent the intensification of the conflict. This was mentioned as a way to resolve the complex conflict structure of economic roles and violence, going beyond simple personality differences.

#JTBC #Divorce Camp #marital conflict #gaming addiction #domestic violence #parenting
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