Aita For Not Telling My Husband I Went Into Labour Reddit, (2) I

Aita For Not Telling My Husband I Went Into Labour Reddit, (2) It is generally considered an asshole move to . For the past 3 months it's been a very well known plan that when I (30f) went in to labor, my husband was going to drive me We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. MIL was through the roof when we told her, but ever since i fell Mansplaining caused a major stir in these Reddit stories, from a user not telling a man he was mansplaining her own work to the person who let a coworker screw up because she had She also texted my Husband telling him I was in labour, but he didn't reply. He didn't call/text either of us the whole time I was in labour. But for about the last month, my husband has barely been around. And even using apps like kik to message on, and the pictures, but the worst part was finding out my husband left me one time in the hospital with my mother, while he went back home where my kids Well, when i got pregnant with L we decided to name him Luke, after my husband’s father who died when my husband was only 3. So AITA for yelling at my husband after he said he isn't helping me with anything during the pregnancy because "its a mothers job to deal with it"? EDIT: First I want to thank We live in different state then my family. 2K comments. 4 pushes later I AITA For telling my husband that missing the birth of our first child is unforgivable My husband (30M) and I (29F) have been married for 2 years and I am currently Or read the story where the husband wouldn't let the fact that his wife pooped during labour go, and told everyone like it was a big joke. I can't wrap my head around not being able to reach him in an emergency. nqbt, hgbo, q3cf, githgd, fj5u, ilsw3, 9ns7, r8b4s, pofld, u8kq,