AITA Mother Called Me "Disgusting", I KICKED HER OUT! (r/aita)

[@15oClock]

1. Funny how the aunt didn't leave the house to OP's mom, who I assume is her sister. I have a feeling there's a pattern of behavior for causing drama. 2-5. Some people in this video should've thought of the consequences of having kids before having kids. Can't do it? Don't do it.

[@LunaMane]

I wholeheartedly agree with you on stories two through five. All those stories sound like the real antagonist just doesn't want to deal with kids and or isn't emotionally mature enough of to do so.

[@Cel3ere5]

I noticed that inheritance part too

[@Woodie-xq1ew]

Story 1 I think you are exactly right. OPs mom sounds like a massive shit stirer who can’t keep her nose out of other people’s business

[@AllenTax]

@@LunaMane And maybe that they are clueless to doing it, never had to do it and maybe A only child. 😐 Still to go and have kids. Needs to get a clue and eduication.

[@dashernation3343]

What is wrong with that mom. Why is she coming in OP’s room just to look at and make fun of her.

[@videofan1010]

Weird, right?

[@keplersdream901]

She's a typical Gen X-Millennial parent: she ALWAYS intended for OP to babysit for free. The first time would have been an "emergency," followed by another, then another.....she's a manipulative pig. She left her daughter somewhere, found a roommate whom she wanted to groom, and went back on their agreement. Given that the kid wasn't living with her originally, she's pulled this shit before.

[@pegacorn856]

She's a pervent. Tell her to stop invading your privacy. If she doesn't want to see you naked stop being a peeping tom by coming into your private room. Also, tell her she's just jealous because when she looks in the mirror when she's naked she see how disgusting she is.

[@CaveOfDarkness001]

Oh my god, I just have to say this because I noticed this: you are one of the most caring male people I ever heard of. Your opinions seldom are about the money/jobs/material things affected like like many other 'reddit opinins' out there. You seem to be incredible empathic and thinking about the mother of that baby and thinking about her bodily needs/need to heel internally was so beautiful to here. Thank you

[@MarkNarrations]

I've always been brought up with the mentality of "Put yourself in their shoes" :)

[@MooncrafterUTAU]

Mark Narrations yeah, that’s why I much prefer your videos when you cover the same topics as Markee. Especially since he’s made his more misogynistic views now in recent videos, suggesting that women can be STOLEN from another man and other BS ideas. Anytime the two of you cover the same topic, I much prefer your takes on the posts :)

[@AuntieCreed]

I know right?! This is also why I love Mark's videos because he is such a thoughtful caring person. :) He's a Cinnamon Roll!

[@thedestroyasystem]

@@MooncrafterUTAU I've never watched markee, but am aware of his AITA vids. Out of curiosity, what else has he said? I feel like that comment you cited could be said jokingly or something, not saying you're wrong btw just don't wanna jump to conclusions.

[@justinjones-smith5168]

Story 2: NTA. That could have been avoided if she, you know, DIDN'T dump her baby on you.

[@DuckTapeWarrior1]

It’s like “How dare you leave my baby with someone after I dumped it on you!”

[@reginaldb.willikers6978]

justin jones-smith also, rose went into op’s room, which is illegal. it is op’s room, they rent it.

[@renoloverxoxo]

@@reginaldb.willikers6978 also just leaving her kid with someone without asking is illegal. Parental abandonment.

[@t.matthies3049]

Also, OP left the baby with a friend who works at a daycare, meaning that they're probably security cleared. Considering Rose left the baby with her without warning when she had to work, the babysitter OP found really couldn't have been more ideal.

[@trevorwall87]

@@t.matthies3049 yeah but it was a man 😱😱😱 wtf mind you extreme sexism is rampant in the childcare industry too

[@novabrilliant4510]

Used to sleep in my underwear, but stopped that when my sleep walking took me outside onto the porch. Thankfully it was a foggy morning. Have a pleasant evening Mark

[@jenmalcom7004]

Yikes! 😳😂

[@Nevir202]

My great grandfather sleep walked, one night he had a nightmare that the ship he was on was sinking, stood up in bed screaming about how they were going down, and did a swan dive off the bed onto the floor... 😅

[@SupremeCommanderBaiser]

Sooo now you are naked and sleepwalk outside or what? 😂

[@scousemouse9566]

Story 4, NTA, she needs to get out of there asap. He is not going to change and his mum is going to keep poking her nose in too. Great vifeo Mark, thank you

[@cjandauntieyaya1446]

Story 1: OP is NTA and her mother is just envious that her 18 year old daughter has a home and is independent and doing things for herself. The mother sounds like the type to try to browbeat her children so she can dominate them. Good on OP for sticking up for herself. She is an adult now and doesn't need to tolerate such shitty behavior from her mom.

[@anarchylove92]

Story 1: NTA, your house, your rules. Hell Op can walk around naked if she likes. Story 2: NTA. She forced it on Op, its not her problem. Especially if you dont ask them, thats messed up and bad parenting. Story 3: NTA, id be shocked too, its a natural reaction to freak out. I mean explosion lol. Story 4: NTA, he should be helping and he is being selfish. He hasn't even helped at all. Literally divorce him. Story 5: NTA its very true. CPS asap

[@trepanier01]

Story 3 talk about a shitty situation😂😂😂

[@LinneAzalea]

Story 3: it’s one thing to be shocked, and a whole other to deal with it like a damn child himself. It was literally poop. Yes it’s gross and yes it got everywhere, but this was NOT an emergency, just gross to deal with. His wife was in a work meeting, she wasn’t just hanging around at home. 1000% YTA.

[@みかん-w1u3n]

story 3: i disagree w you, while i do agree it is something shockingly gross to have to deal with but OP's wife was literally working & he knew that. what was he expecting her to do, stop working and immediately help him?? OP is the asshole in this case.

[@SGT676]

Story three is on my lists of reasons of why I'm never having kids

[@jaydigayle7078]

@@みかん-w1u3n she could have been a bit nicer about it though like even a "Sorry babe, I can't help now, let me take the baby, but I need to go back to work." I think ETA except for the baby, when you gotta go you gotta go, lol

[@zoidberg1256]

That poor kid imagine being born and your grandma has to take care of you because mommy's a drunk and doesn't love you and not be able to understand that poor kid

[@valarieg.w4288]

I know how that feels too well.

[@dawncooper5308]

I have to admit, I wait until you say skip the initial waffle to skip ahead. I just love how you say that! 😂

[@Ashes2Ashes26]

OMG me too I always wait until I hear that 🤣

[@davidarmstrong8710]

Same

[@florinaschilean6143]

I haven't skipped that yet, Mark have a pleasant voice that I like to hear.

[@Commenter839]

I'm addicted to the way Mark pronounces "waffle" lol

[@cjandauntieyaya1446]

Story 4: Poor OP is NTA and she's dealing with an entitled husband who can't handle any responsibility. She needs to divorce him and use his "vacation" as evidence that he abandoned his child so she can get full custody and he can get supervised visitation because it appears MIL is a monster.

[@berylwheaten9385]

TRUE! That so called husband is a man baby who still relies on "mommy"

[@allisonwinchester3108]

@@berylwheaten9385 and her MIL omg.. shes the actual worst nightmare for anyone who's recently had a baby

[@berylwheaten9385]

@@allisonwinchester3108 I can only imagine what BS that MIL trys to pull 😒😒😒😒 Honestly a divorce is her best option

[@kaitlynnsalsbery2291]

You can just tell that he will end up cheating and, ultimately, leaving. What a self-centered douchebag

[@berylwheaten9385]

@@kaitlynnsalsbery2291 YEP, he was happy with 'making' the child but don't care about raising the child. The wife needs to file for divorce and move closer to her family.

[@Fernanda-jx6ep]

Story 4- Hope she leaves him, by the looks of it, she's already a single mother.

[@ArcaneChipmunk]

If it really is her 'postpartum' talking like that husband dares to say, then he should ESPECIALLY be there for her. WTH is wrong with that guy? Better raise the child without the husband because he sounds pretty useless.

[@Katharina-rp7iq]

When my cousin had postpartum depression her husband was endlessly patient and when she couldn't sleep and was worked up, even if it was in the middle of the night, he'd get up and take her to the kitchen to cook rice pudding for her (her favorite as a kid) cause it made her feel better no matter what she said or did. He took care of the babies whenever possible, even took half a year of unpaid paternity leave (he had 6 months paid paternity leave) to help out and when he realised that everything was just too much for my cousin about 6 weeks after the birth of their first child he took her to my aunt's and uncle's place and took care of the baby by himself for a week, only coming over for a few hours in the afternoon. That one week of 'vacation with mommy' worked wonders and they managed to raise both of their babies just fine. Sometimes young mothers just need some space and to not have any responsibility for a little while, they need to feel that they are not alone and don't have to carry the burden by themselves.

[@cjandauntieyaya1446]

Story 2: OP is NTA, at least she found a competent and qualified babysitter. OP needs to contact the landlord and tell them what is going on. I'm thinking the roomie with the kid is breaking some kind of tenancy rules/

[@marshawargo7238]

I wonder if mom would have woke OP up, story 2, to yell at her for sleeping naked, like OP in story 1, because she wanted to just quietly slip the baby in without her noticing 😂?!!! "Why are you sleeping without any clothing on? My baby can't be in bed with someone naked! How Dare You😢!!! I should call the cops!!!" Stomping her feet at OP's audacity😂!!!

[@ashleysherman6196]

can we all take a minute and just realize in story 2 the person said the kid is 4 years old, FOUR, that's not a baby.. that's basicly leaving toddler stage and moving onto preschooler.. plus the guy op asked to help works at a daycare so they should have like CPR and other licences that make them a better babysitter then op, like dam, tell the landlord then call the cops if it happens again, no asking for help, nothing, get CPS involved cuz that lady left her kid in another adults bed without anyone's consent expecting them to take care of her like WDF

[@lunardances]

hi mark. since we're going thru similar stuff with our dads, i thought i'd give an update: my dad passed away monday night at 10:15 pm US central time. thankfully it was peaceful, he wasn't in pain, and family and friends were around for support. right now, i feel like i'm in the middle of the worst fever dream and i don't think everything's fully sunk in yet, despite watching him take his last breaths. please, keep your dad and your other loved ones close. you never know when it'll end for them. thank you for your videos. listening to you talk is very soothing to me. take care

[@MarkNarrations]

I'm so sorry to hear that Luna, thoughts are with you and your family. I'm glad he passed peacefully and surrounded with love. ❤

[@vagrantmessiah]

That baby poop one made me laugh so hard I damn near threw my back out lol

[@videofan1010]

Sleeping naked is the best lol. One of life's few free pleasures 😂

[@berylwheaten9385]

YASSS 😂🙌😂

[@anonymousbrooks8194]

Yeeess.😊👌

[@mattblood4201]

100% agree

[@AllenTax]

I done it to,but there are some signs that it isn't good. Granted so are situational. #1. Tempature to place your liveing. #2. Privacy for you. Just need to be careful with this to where you live. #3. Skin I say this in that for some when sleep. You can end up sweating. Can end up itching. Now I am not sure some realize, but your own clothes as your shirt act as a skin scratcher. You might not rrally notice this till you start to get a back itch to hour shirtless body. Clothes also help regulate body tempature. The body tempature changes or can though the day. Basic as in and out of home. When you go to sleep it changes. Your body will have to adjust newly to the change of no clothes if it is new for it. So can end up feeling more cold,clam cold.

[@lorifiedler13]

Naked in fuzzy polar fleece sheets. Decadent.

[@katie8732]

The first story made me laugh when the mom said no man would want a woman that sleeps naked.. like what??? That doesn't sound like any guy I know hahaha

[@helema23]

ikr most men would love to have a naked woman in their bed.

[@mattblood4201]

@@helema23 You are 100% correct

[@chetarisin3035]

At least story 2's op called in a friend that, ya know, WORKED AT A DAYCARE. this dude worked with infants and toddlers for a living. He has all the credentials. Why is the mom too damn pissed about it?? At least the dude is certified

[@lorifiedler13]

The dude has a certification, the mom is certified. Big difference.

[@marijkecuffe5488]

Story 3: He started out ok, he wasn't that asshole at first he just panicked. Being angry and refusing to clean in without help after the fact makes him a giant asshole.

[@justine8387]

The Aunt wanted you to have the house not her sister. Probably because she knew her sister was toxic and the OP would need extra help to break free from her mother's toxicity.

[@cheskydivision]

Mom's just clean it up and don't need to be told to do it.

[@gschoon3783]

Story #5: OP and husband have jobs but the sister wants them to move back to her hometown to take care of niece. NTA 1. Not your responsibility, 2. Why should you uproot your life for the convenience of your sister. Op completely correct in stating sister should have aborted if she couldn’t/wouldn’t provide and care for her own child.

[@magemastermlg6210]

Story 5: NTA, op was spot on when she said she knew the sister just wanted her to move in to take care of her, the sister basically said you come and care for the kid or you can pay someone else to do it

[@daisyp1670]

i’d be like “you go on vacation and you wont come back to a wife and a baby.” seriously? if he didn’t want the stress of a newborn he should have worn a condom.

[@kaitlynnsalsbery2291]

He wouldn't care. He doesn't want this family, and he's already checked out. She should just leave. She'd be a lot better off

[@janicewilcox8590]

"I'll call the police next time" - listen here bish. There. is. no. next. time!

[@joimumu]

It nice of criminals to call the police on themselves :)

[@janicewilcox8590]

@@joimumu haha right lol

[@avenger007007]

"No man would want an exhibitionist" Ummm I will give it a shot..

[@lenamarist574]

Story 1: I would also tell her something along the lines "It's the state wherein you gave birth to me, you've seen it countless times already, so why is it suddenly disgusting?"

[@dmoore8557]

Story 1: I'm 65 years old and still sleep naked. I find I sleep much better when not fighting more fabric than necessary. I'm sure the mother in this story would find me gross and disgusting too... And since I can be a bit of a b*tch when I feel it's warranted, I'd probably stop wearing clothes (or maybe just wear underwear) any time I was at home if I was OP. Have to go for now - will watch and comment on the rest when I get a chance. Much love, Mark and all!

[@moogie1954]

For the dad who panicked at the explosive poo: I was active duty Navy when I had my first son and his father (Air Force) was stationed in another country. My uniform at that time was dress whites. I would usually have a "house dress" or a robe on over my uniform if I had to deal with the baby while I had on my uniform... The women at the day care though it was funny but understood the need! Once, right before I was about to take my 2 month old to daycare, he messed his diaper. I had on my robe to protect my uniform so I put him on the couch and I sat down to do a quick diaper change. As soon as I released the top of the diaper and exposed him, he exploded with a projectile poop! Unfortunately, I hadn't fastened the robe and it got splattered me on my white skirt AND my white shirt! Breastfeed baby poop is nasty stuff. The uniform was ruined! That was an expensive, "Oops!" Oh, and the guy at the dry cleaner tried and apologized but the stain was there to stay!

[@sirlukel5400]

Thanks for another video mark, I haven't finished it yet but I know it's going to be great! I accidentally auto-played one of your videos a couple of months ago and I'm so happy I did as you have quickly become my favourite reddit channel. You always leave me with a smile on my face so just thank you for all of this great entertainment getting me through the day! Much love

[@lizcatty9281]

Right! He's the best man, I love it! Much love 2 u fellow fan! ❤🇦🇺

[@wintertimber1749]

I love how story 3 is just straight to the point

[@krismartikris4834]

I shared an apartment with my mother and she knew I slept in the nude. If my door was closed, she would knock and wait for me to invite her in. I did the same for her. We respected each other's privacy, and considered ourselves roommates with regard to personal spaces and mother and daughter other times. It's just a matter of common courtesy and respect.

[@joimumu]

I love the hypocrisy of family members/friends saying you need to take this horrible person back because I don’t to

[@reasonpeason847]

Honestly I think OP made the best babysitting decision in story 2. The friend they got was one that specifically works with young children so this was someone who has proven themselves capable and way less of a risk. And though OP intended to never be involved they also at least knew the kid’s allergies and whatever info to give their friend. Literally the best option for “leave with someone the parent doesn’t know” situation if you ever absolutely need it.

[@ivymcassey2405]

Trust me as a mother it is that hard on the body you are 100% right. Also never let his mother have the baby EVER

[@kathleenmcfarlane2555]

Story 5: OP is not the A-hole. Her sister chose this, now she needs to grow up and take care of her kid. It is not OP's responsibility. she has done enough for her sister.

[@chaseashley6775]

I might be late commenting songs from now on because I’m going to brick and mortar school now. But I’ve listened to “Body” by Mother Mother probably 15 times today. I listened to it for the first time during passing period right before an APUSH test and had it stuck in my head throughout the whole class period.

[@builtontherockhomestead9390]

Father with the poopy baby...What would he have done if she hadn't been home?

[@JayeEllis]

I've been sleeping naked since I was a teen. The ONE time my Mom came in my room and saw me, she apologized for not knocking, but I was asleep. She then told me I was beautiful. I'm 40 now and still sleep naked.

[@samanthacarpenter3336]

That mom endangers her own baby by leaving on the bed with a unaware sleeping person! What would have happened if the baby rolled off and got seriously hurt, she'd a been non the wiser, because she ignored op's calls!! What a horrible mother!!! >:(

[@bonniebaldridge1248]

Thanks, Mark, take care and say hi to your Dad for me! :)

[@MarkNarrations]

Thank you, I will

[@AuntieCreed]

That last story, holy crap. Sis is NTA. She was talking about Kacey's poor life choices, not the child. Sounds like OP needs to cut contact for a while, stand her ground and see what happens. Kacey will either grow the hell up and start taking care of her child that she said she would love no matter what , or she'll screw up and lose custody of the child. Either way it sounds like Kacey needs a major wake up call. It's not her Mother or her older Sister's job to raise and take care of her special needs child.

[@zerobolt9506]

I would love it that in the poop daddy story if OP's wife after leaving the room just start to laugh about it all.

[@schokigirl1989]

Last story: Wait, the mom is feeling bad about not being a mom for her kids when they were young? So she let her daughter do the same to her granddaughter to make it better. What? What kind of logic is that?

[@Skyfire_The_Goth]

It's not logic, it's emotions and good intentions done wrong. She's feeling like since she wasn't a good parent and didn't give her kids a good childhood she'll make up for it by giving her grandkid a good childhood and letting her kid run wild to "get it out of her system" which never actually happens. That doesn't justify her actions, that's just the basic reasoning behind them.

[@gray3231]

for the story about the poop explosion, im gonna say that the guy did overreact a bit, but the wife didnt really need to call the guy a selfish asshole for asking for help.

[@jgw5491]

...true, but he was a selfish AH for expecting her to clean it up.

[@ActivistVictor]

@@jgw5491 he said he only did that because she yelled and was all around rude to him. I don’t blame him tbh, i would have no issue if wife was annoyed but she literally yelled like he did something horrible and showed him no sympathy. Idk how you are but if someone yells at me for no reason you can bet i’m not cleaning that up unless you apologize for the outburst. I don’t do favors for jerks, exceptions being if someone or something was going to be hurt by it. It’s the principle of the matter, if you clean that shit up and don’t get an apology it sets a precedent that wife can act like a jerk and get away scot free with it, and no, life doesn’t work like that. Actions have consequences and if you yell at me, fine, but the consequence is you shouldn’t expect me to go out of my way to help you when you need it.

[@swanniejones3141]

Last story: Honey, I get it. You are just DONE! Kasey is just gonna have to learn to sink or swim!

[@sarily626]

That last one was pretty sad. I wouldn't recommend calling CPS, except for extreme cases, like if the child is being physically or sexually abused. They rarely help and sometimes end up making things worse for the family. Idk what advice to give to that op, it's just a sad situation all around. I hope the op's sister is able to get help and straighten out her life, while her child is still young.

[@suruha2306]

In that story where the roommate left her child with OP, she threatened to call the cops if OP ever left the child, that she left, with friend to go to work. I would have told her, "Fine! Next time you leave your child with me like that, I'll call CPS!

[@rossbarone298]

I know exactly what vacation with the boys guy thought would happen: the wife would take care of the baby.

[@lizcatty9281]

This is so what I'm here 4 😁 Thanx 4 all the awesomeness man! Much love Mark (& every1 else seein this!)😙 💜🇦🇺

[@TheNormExperience]

I hate when people take out THEIR OWN body issues on you. The only way to respond to that is, “Just because you’re disgusted by your own body doesn’t mean you get to try and force me to hate mine. Your issue with MY body is just that - YOUR issue. It’s not mine to fix.”

[@tweetymonkey]

I spit my soup laughing when you mentioned 'shit soup' 😂😂😂

[@MarkNarrations]

Haha, random things pop into my head :)

[@ljh5141]

2-NTA. You had already set the ground rules. Then she takes a hike, leaving the baby right in your bed! WTF?!?! Rose needs a head check. You went out of your way to ensure the child would be looked after. Rose is the giant a$$. She entered your space to drop her child in your bed! She didn't even wake you, just buggered off then gets pissy because you ensured the baby was looked after by a responsible person. Get her out of there!

[@tess289]

Great entertainment while watching this hurricane thats come through the south! And you blessed us with two videos today

[@paranoiarpincess]

I feel like in story 5, the best thing would be for the mom to take the niece with her and her boyfriend.

[@clrtwallace0116]

Mark, as usual, i agree with you on each one. Thanks!

[@kolonarulez5222]

The work meeting wife has two babies it seems. If you can't handle gross stuff why did you have a kid?

[@yato6113]

We have a wonderful word in German for the issue in story 3, "Sprühwurst" literally 'spray sausage' (or spray poop).

[@TheSonWhoCums6669]

Jesus I love German. 🤣

[@mattblood4201]

LMFAO

[@alicewilloughby4318]

1:23 - Op's mother needs to learn to knock! Also, sleeping naked (if you're not sharing a room with anyone) seems perfectly normal to me. 9:34 - OP should ask himself; If HE were in a work meeting and his wife suddenly screamed for him to drop everything and come help her clean up a stinky disaster like that, how would he respond?

[@ravenfox926]

Mom in 1st story needed to learn not to shit where she ate.

[@ljh5141]

5-NTA! No! No! No! Lacey's child, her responsibility. Why should you continue being the parent in your family? There is nothing right about this! Kacey made her choices, now she needs to be a parent to her own child. As soon as Mother moves, call CPS. Then Kacey expects you to pay for child care! My mind is truly boggled with her selfishness. You don't need any excuse for not wanting to take on responsibility for Kacey's life choices.

[@lapsedgoth]

Story 2: that mom is lucky OP called a Child Care Professional instead of what most others would do. Call the cops on an abandoned child.

[@TheMjohann]

Story 4, it sounds almost as if the father is trying to come off as useless so he wont be expected to do his part. Like the old joke about breaking a few plates so your wife wont ask you to do the dishes. I would say lose the loser and brave the Mil-storm that follow. It might be better in the long run.

[@Ospyro3em]

Story 3- eeeeeeeewwwwww!!!! Too much information, OP! 🤣

[@missingallmymarbles7670]

And these stories remind me to be very happy that I’m a professional aunt...

[@sethjr9815]

Haha haha the crap cannon I’ve experienced it a couple times with both my kids🤣, I used my body to take the full blow so it doesn’t get anything else dirty🥴

[@cheskydivision]

Let him take the trip, it gives you 5 days to pack up and file for divorce.

[@1992KCWolf]

I swear I heard O Fortuna playing somewhere in the house, when you were reading that 3rd story.

[@yandereskitty]

I'd be like. Fine, ya wanna go. Then go. Once he leaves, lock the door and call him "By the way, since you are so dependant on that mother of yours,. why don't you go back and live with her. You, nor her are never setting foot back in this house, I have changed the locks,. I have contacted the divorce lawyer. We are done."

[@suelish6498]

What is it with men. Everytime a woman has an argument with a man, the man always puts it down to the woman's hormones. It's that time of the month, or you're suffering from post natal depression. My ex did it all the time, which always made the argument worse, because I was angry at what he'd said. What a twat he is. He needs a break, cos he's so stressed. How does he think she feels. And now he's leaving her for 5 days, so she has to work, and look after the baby. As others have said, when he leaves, change the locks, and tell him that if the boys are more important than me and your daughter, then go and live with them xxxx

[@archon144]

Story 1: Your own mother is invading your personal space in your house and calling your body (her daughter's), disgusting? Kicked to the curb. Story 2: Absolute Karen moment. Police would have been contacted. CPS if it ever happened again. Story 4: There isn't enough context to lay blame. Is the husband the Breadwinner, or do you both work? -Case 1 (Husband is the Breadwinner): NAH. Not writing an essay about division of labor. A serious talk with husband may be needed about any assistance with domestic duties. -Case 2 (Dual working family): NTA. Domestic duties are split. Why is he taking time off so soon? -Case 3 (Mother is breadwinner): NTA. Marriage Counseling needed or this marriage is going south.

[@atomic747]

It really shouldn't matter if he is the only one working. He wanted a child with expectations we don't know about and when he realize taking care of a baby is harder then he thought. He didn't think twice of abandoning his wife for a sausage fest.

[@Evibbles]

My aunt was once watching my sisters and I while the youngest was a new born, baby got the runs and it went all the way up her back, my older sis and I suddenly had anything else to do while my aunt had to clean the shit covered baby 😂 it's still a hilarious story that we love to bring up

[@jraxreviewsxcosplayxmore6934]

The husband wanting to go on the trip....I’d tell him not to come back, he’s useless.

[@bunnyslippers191]

I bet dear Elder Brother in Story 1 wants OP to let Mom live with her because he doesn't want Mom moving in with him and with her nasty critical putdowns? He's scared to death she's going to wind up on his doorstep next demanding he let her live with him!

[@alannahd.7417]

Thank youuu ❤❤🥰

[@MarkNarrations]

You’re welcome 😊

[@jessicapalmer3455]

As always...I love today's stories! 💙💙

[@barbaradeputy1423]

Dad leaving on a trip alone. OP change the locks while he is gone and do not let him back in. He can stay with his mom. He is the AH.

[@rebecca4480]

Mother leaves her child on ur bed without asking but with a note plus while u was sleeping. So u get a professional babysitter huh, NTA

[@nickwilliams8302]

Story #3: OMG! My baby has shat everywhere! Whatever shall I do? Like the wife says. Clean it up. What else were you going to do? Wait for the poo fairy?

[@BritInvLvr]

I’m old and I sleep naked. AHahahahaha Now you got that image in your heads! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@rickrollrizal2364]

Most people don't realize it, but diarrhea is actually dangerous for a baby. 1 cup of diarrhea to the ratio of water in the baby's body is like an adult losing 1 bucket of water. So, he's NTA on the hidden danger on the baby. But somewhat the A though for the cleanup thing.

[@rmisionero]

This us why I live alone. Roommates are not worth it.

[@oceanpuddle6439]

As a child who had CPS called on her parents her whole life I can officially say. CPS 👏 DOESNT 👏 DO 👏 SHIT 👏 in Texas and Oklahoma at least (I don’t know about other states)

[@wubway]

Story 3 NTA: I can't blame him, alright. That's gross, and partners should help partners especially when one of them isn't good with something. Now, did he know she was in a meeting? If so, then it would be yta, but I doubt he did. So, in that situation, him asking for help is totally normal, I would have, and can you honestly say you wouldn't have? If anything the wife is an asshole because she yelled at him when he asked for help, sure he interrupted her but he didn't know he was. He would be an asshole if he didn't clean, his anger is justified and so is wanting to get help, but just leaving shit everywhere to soak in and stink up the room is unthinkable.

[@renoloverxoxo]

She. Is. At. Work. I don't care if she's physically in the house, her company does not give a damn about her husband dealing with rocket shit. Welcome to parenting. All he has done is made his wife look bad and like she has unreliable childcare.

[@renoloverxoxo]

@@jonathanjack5991 "good employer" nah businesses discriminate against women for this very reason. Moms are expected to be the primary caregiver and businesses need their little capitalist slaves with no life.

[@sleepythemis]

@@jonathanjack5991 If I was a new parent, my spouse was with the child, and I heard him freaking out and yelling his head off for me, I'd be pretty damn pissed if he interrupted my work and scared me shitless over... baby shit.

[@ilbercgross4736]

@@renoloverxoxo I was coming here to say that. Welcome to parenthood. If someone cannot handle smells, pee, shit, vomit, do not become a parent. You will get all of them at the same time. And baby boys love to pee once the diaper is unfastened/off.

[@oldtimeeddie]

Bet in story 1 it's cause the brother doesn't want her to stay with him

[@pollypockets508]

If a parent leaves the baby with you without your permission, call the police. It's better for the child not to be with such an awful parent.

[@Cheycartoongirl8]

Hey Mark! Fantastic video like always! Here's a great hack a Catholic friend told me that they used to do all the time. Whenever you caught asleep at school or on the job, slowly lift your head and say "In Jesus' name, Amen."

[@LinneAzalea]

That’s my catholic FIL’s advice too! 😂 and whenever his brother falls asleep due to being too drunk, he’ll tell everyone around “ssh, he’s praying” 😂

[@Cheycartoongirl8]

@@LinneAzalea Lol. That's hilarious.

[@andreawalker4226]

Story three has me in stitches 😂😂😂

[@Roedygr]

BABYSITTER: if your babysitter can't come, call another, My parents had several on tap. Our favourite was a boy called Tim who read us stories.

[@H.P._Lovecrafts_Beloved_Cat]

In story 2, I just imagine OP being a restless sleeper and accidentally punching the baby in their sleep. Sounds hilarious in a dark, twisted way, but it’s still another serious issue this scenario could have presented.

[@Zemplex]

Sleeping naked in your own house / space is perfectly fine . Respecting others personal space is important . Maybe the Mum is secretly gay curious lol 🤣

[@helema23]

why pray tell do i hear banjo music while i read your comment?

[@abrawolf]

Story 4, nta, the only reason my stepdad can get out of the house as often as he does right now despite the newborn is because I'm here to pick up the slack. They have no one besides a grandmother who ridicules everything the mother does. Sorry if having a child isn't as easy as you thought it would be, but grow a pair and deal with it. Imagine being the mother in this situation and having to deal with a distant husband and a newborn whom you have recently given birth to, and a mother in law who doesn't get boundaries

[@globalwarming5243]

Yes!!! Changing the channel for the better for the winnnnn!!!! Sorry I have no idea why I felt the urge to do that 😂😂

[@nataliereeves3594]

Story 2: Tell the husband to get lost and take his mother with him. Go be with your mom, who actually cares about you.

[@TheNormExperience]

As far the blaster baby...I’m going to say NAH, maybe even NTA because it’s all well and good to judge but I’ve BEEN there, and when it happens to you, you do lose your head a bit since this tiny child that you love just turned into a scene from the Exorcist but with bazooka diarrhea and alarmingly impressive aim! It’s NORMAL TO FREAK OUT WHEN YOU’RE COVERED IN LIQUID SHIT. I sure did! Y’know why? Because no one is expecting that! And after the immediate shock wore off I was alarmed for the baby (my niece) because for all the knowledge in my wheelhouse I absolutely blanked on if this was normal or worrisome. Of course my SIL (the mother) couldn’t really help in that moment because she was too busy pissing herself laughing at my shocked expression and crap in my hair all while pressing against her C-section stitches trying not to laugh just shouting; “Diaper the demon baby. Diaper it first!” And then we dealt with the cleanup. But c’mon, if there’s ever a time in your life you’re allowed to panic and maybe not react as well as you should it’s when you find yourself suddenly COVERED in a fecal Jackson Pollock people! And yes, you DO need help because you need to clean the baby, the room, and yourself, while also making sure the baby doesn’t get it on it’s face or hands, and while it’s y’know ON you, cleaning or moving the baby is hard without spreading it around. I don’t know ANYONE who wouldn’t need one minute of help there, just to hold the kid while you get the crap off you, so you can then clean everything else up. Unless you’re a nurse and deal with this often it doesn’t matter how much you’ve mentally prepared yourself, in the moment, it takes a second to adjust and deal! But the same is true for the Mom. She didn’t walk into that knowing what she’d fine and is allowed to be irritated and react badly as well. But come on people, if a baby exploded on you, would you honestly not be alarmed?

[@AuntieCreed]

This comment! I love it! Yes, I could understand the Dad in that story freaking out. I don't think he was an asshole for freaking out, I'm a Mother. My husband would have freaked out too back in the day. But refusing to Dad up and clean up the mess? That's where he got his A-hole badge. Sounds like Mom's working from home to support the family, Daddy needs to knuckle down and clean up some bazooka poop. LOL

[@helema23]

@@AuntieCreed the mom could have been more polite and not barked orders at him, shes his wife not his superior. in a marriege things are supposed to be on equal grounds.

[@ActivistVictor]

@@AuntieCreed he only refused because of wife’s bad attitude and I don’t blame him. Her yelling and otherwise just showing zero sympathy was totally uncalled for and to listen to her and clean it up anyway just sends the message what she did was fine. It’s not that he’s unwilling to clean it up, it’s the principle behind it

[@vanguardangel6912]

I kept flinching during story 5. Kasey is my real name.

[@CrookiNari]

Sleeping naked as a concept I don't have a problem with, but my dad is one of those people who does it and had no shame about it. Thanks, I really appreciate seeing all your dangly bits 🙄

[@JoeNoobie]

Story 2: NTA. I would have straight up called the cops, explaining that my roommate abandoned her child after being told in no uncertain terms I would not provide child care. I'd let the cops know that I was leaving the door unlocked and they could come get the kid and take it to child welfare or whatever and to lock the door behind them when they left, because I could not stay to deal with it. And then I'd go to work. Because that is exactly what that roommate did, and deserved. She knew that there was no offer of childcare and attempted to force OP into it by abandoning the child and sneaking it into OPs bed (how creepy) OP was a saint to find an alternative to that. And a fool, because if that person they got to babysit did do something, even if some accident occurred, OP would probably have at least enough legal culpability to make it to discovery if the roommate sued over something bad happening since they decided to involve themself and make an arrangement for child care.

[@shadowpuppet8192]

Story 3: If he's a first time parent, NTA. Any first time parent, male or female would freak out if this was the first time it had happened. I'm a first time mom. And I cried out for help when my child started going while I was changing her.