Does what a man said to himself in a low voice constitute a divorce: "If I were in the heat of the problem, I would tell her: 'It's better for you to stay with your mother, you are divorced anyway,'" and his saying: "Oh, if it were even in front of her aunt," intending to warn himself against blurting out words?
What you uttered is not an initiation of divorce, but rather an informing of what could have happened, and this does not result in divorce. It is advisable to avoid uttering such words and to beware of whisperings (waswas) and turn away from them.
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