AITA for revealing that my husband and I got a paternity test to his family, causing turmoil?

[@VRDejaVu]

Love how the commenters are outing themselves. "Being faithful and actually have a child with my husband instead of a random guy? Only if i get 100k!" Redditors think they are so smart with those comments though and that is hilarious! Edit: OP made this comment which puts the whole story in another perspective "Like I said in my post it was a formality that my husband and I have a laugh at sometimes. Neither of us give two shits." - They did it for the LOLs. Also, the "book subscription" isn't your typical thing. She literally gets 1 physical copy of a book per month hand signed by the author. Hardcore readers will understand that it is indeed a big gift.

[@smsff7]

These Reddit commenters are crazy.

[@ryangooseling]

I think they should be mandatory now and should include medical screening.

[@CraftyCatarena]

If my husband asked me for a paternity test I would 100% agree but then our marriage would also be over. If there is no trust there is no relationship.

[@AnUpo17]

Thanks

[@Zeno_Perceus]

It depends on the reason imo. If he unjustly thinks youre cheating, then yeah, no trust in that relationship. But somrtimes, you get a sense of unease that keeps bothering you, and the best way to get rid of the 'pain' is to get a paternity test (just make sure not to sound accusatory when asking for one)

[@CraftyCatarena]

@@Zeno_Perceus sure. I would 100% agree to a paternity test….. but then I would immediately file for divorce as well. He can have his peace of mind and so can I. No way on earth I would feel comfortable staying married to someone who questioned my integrity. Might as well call me a lying trollop at that point. Hard pass on that.