Mediation with Husband, Jenita Janet Insists on Ending Their Marriage

Kapanlagi.com - Approximately two hours, Jenita Janet and her husband, Alief Hedy Nurmaulid, went through the mediation process at the Bekasi Religious Court on Tuesday (7/1/2020). Unfortunately, the mediation process did not reach a resolution.

Jenita Janet remained firm in her decision to separate, even though her husband tried to save their marriage. So, what is the reason behind Jenita Janet's insistence on divorcing Alief Hedy Nurmaulid?

1. No Major Problems

As far as is known, during their marriage Jenita and her husband have not experienced significant problems. According to Alief Hedy Nurmaulid, there are no major problems experienced by their household, which has been built for nine years.

"Actually, it's not a big problem, it's just about principles. How we communicate with our partner, how we correct our partner, simple things like that," said Alief Hedy Nurmaulid at the Bekasi Religious Court on Tuesday (7/1/2020).

"But maybe because we are both busy, Janet is also a public figure, so it's possible to have a high level of stress. So simple problems become bigger," added Alief.

2. Differences in Character

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During the mediation process, Alief Hedy Nurmaulid said that the cracks in their marriage were due to their different characters.

"In the mediation room, it took more than an hour and a half, haha. If it's explained (in detail), it's about character. We correct each other like 'you should be like this'. As for me, I always try to change, but no one is perfect for the better," he said.

3. Too Possessive

In addition, there are rumors that triggered the cracks in the marriage of Alief Hedy Nurmaulid and Jenita Janet because the wife is so possessive. However, Alief Hedy Nurmaulid is actually happy to see his wife being very possessive of him.

"Yes, I really like it when she is possessive. It's a good thing, but it's a shame that she is too possessive. There's no problem if she is possessive personally. Maybe she is too possessive and wants me to be better than her partner. It's better for her to demand that I be better than I am now. Maybe it's good, her intentions are good. I mean, I'm just human, not perfect like what she wants," Alief Hedy Nurmaulid concluded.

(kpl/far/TIN)