Is the husband's statement "If I didn't want you, no one would have stopped me" – with doubt about his saying "I would have divorced you" or "You would have said you are divorced" – considered a divorce?

Whispers of divorce are not to be heeded and must be ignored. Whoever doubts having uttered a divorce, the original state is the continuation of the marriage, and he must ignore the doubt and act upon the certain original state. He should not open the door to whispers for himself, as they lead to great evil.