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When my husband is being a jerk, I tell him I want the other brother back, the one who loves me.
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I don't think she really could know. She is definitely suspicious but it's such a hard conclusion to jump to without any reason to think it.
Having had a partner who gaslit and had basically a personality disorder, I could absolutely see someone getting driven to do what she did. You start to doubt your own ability to distinguish reality, to be able to trust yourself or anyone else. Constant fear and anxiety will make anyone go a little nuts
I don't think she knows. She may feel like "this isn't the man I married" but not in the sense of it being literal.