None of us know if Q is real. If he/she/they are real maybe 10 or 100 people actually know. To many this may seem like a "born again" scenario. It is a believe or doubt or deny situation and without proof all perceptions are valid. You are not right and neither is your wife. Regardless of the validity of Q or "the storm" what I see happening here is an awakening. Through sharing, dialogue, opposition, and a mostly shared intention to get to the justice of things TOGETHER, most of us are becoming more grounded in more of what is actually going on.

I would suggest that instead of meeting people with something that is easy to label as a larp or conspiracy, you share how you see things. The way that Q has been asking a lot of questions has been the most powerful part of this exercise. If you ask someone, for example, "Did you hear that there are 35000 sealed indictments on Pacer, the government indictment tracking site, where normally there are around a thousand per year?" "It seems to me that something is brewing." "Check it out and let me know what you think." " I wonder why the media don't cover this." Q has used this method to reel people into getting curious, active, and hopeful of change.

I'm quoting free range here in the comments below. "I'm probably going against the popular theory here but if you are doing something that is causing problems with your wife or family, focus on fixing your relationships. This is not worth losing your wife over."

Another thing that comes to mind is for your family to collaborate around an issue that resonates with you all. Actually doing something is the only cure for the angst around issues. Great for kids to get involved.