My friend caught her husband pleasuring himself over my Instagram – she now blames me instead of him and I’m raging

PEOPLE use Instagram for all sorts of reasons from keeping in contact with loved ones to sharing your favourite moments captured on camera.

But one man has left everyone grossed out after pleasuring himself to his wife’s friend’s social media account.

Taking to Reddit, the friend in question asked if she was to blame for the situation.

She said her friend caught her husband in his car pleasuring himself to her Instagram photos.

“My friend Leigh, 28, caught her husband, 30, in his car, j**king off to my Instagram pictures,” the woman revealed.

“Obviously, I’m icky about it too, but my friend is insisting I talk to her husband and tell him to stop because I owe her,” she added.

“I don’t think this is my fault, nor is it my problem and told her as much.”

Now the friend has blocked her on social media and has bad-mouthed her to their friends claiming she was leading her husband on.

She continued: ” Leigh is saying I led her husband on, coming between their marriage and that I refuse to “fix” the problem.”

Instead of sitting down and taking the criticism she decided to hit back on social media to clear the air with their mutual friends.

“I posted my side of the mess on my Insta, basically telling everyone who follows me my side of the story to clear the air,” she explained.

“She says I’m dramatic and have taken it to a public level it didn’t need to get to.

“Most of our mutuals agree I had the right to defend myself, but there are others saying I went too far.

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“I didn’t regret how I felt about it, or what I did, but the people saying I’m the TA for making it public, including a best friend Leigh and I share, are making me wonder if I actually am. So am I?”

The Reddit post blew up and people were quick to share their thoughts with many saying she was not in the wrong to defend herself.

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One person wrote: “She should never have even told you this. This is not your business whatsoever, this is between her and her gross husband. She brought you into it and made it public by discussing it with other people. Putting it on Insta is no different than going around and talking behind your back…except you actually had some integrity and let her see what you were saying with no middle person.”

Another commented: “Why exactly doesn’t she have the balls to tell him to stop? Yeah, it’s gross, but it’s not your fault that her husband is a creep.”

“Not your problem to manage her relationship,” penned a third.

Meanwhile a fourth said: “Why do women with straying husbands always blame the other woman instead of the husband? It’s bizarre.”

“That’s weird to even suggest that you talk to him. The only thing I would’ve offer to do is block him but mostly for you cause, seriously, yuck,” claimed a fifth.

Someone else added: “It’s her issue to sort. She took it public. You beat her at her own game.”

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