Married and Divorced as a Virgin!

Last year in February, I married a girl. On our wedding night, she seemed sad, so I suggested we wait, which made her happy. After 16 days, my parents noticed she wasn't acting like my wife. I lied, saying she needed six months to be comfortable. After 40 days, nothing had changed—no affection or effort. I asked her repeatedly what was wrong, but she just said she wasn't desperate for intimacy. Even on our honeymoon in Manali, it felt like a trip with a friend, not a wife. On the 41st day, she poured hot water on her face and confessed she had a boyfriend and had forced herself to marry me. She blocked him and promised to stay, but later admitted she couldn't love me. Her mother accused me of causing her burns, which she had done to herself. Eventually, she used the lack of privacy as an excuse to leave me, despite my pleas. She falsely claimed I wanted to leave her because of her scars. After much suffering, I revealed the truth. Now, our divorce case is pending. I married and divorced as a virgin.