【Apple】How can my husband force his pregnant wife to work until she collapses!? Especially when...

I just want a healthy baby...
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[@cgamejewels]

Why doesn't he go to her appointments with her? How are modern men more clueless about pregnancy than ancient men? There were no doctors in ancient times. He still hasn't learned anything. Here comes the apologizing and begging because he doesn't want to face the consequences of his words and actions.

[@lharchmage6908]

Because men used to have to protect and provide. This they really cared about family Family used protect and rely on each other. They ate together,had the same friends went to church together. Family time was sacred. These days everyone is on their phones or electronics have different friend groups. Adultery is rampant. Family doesn't mean the same if you get angry go NC or get a divorce or just get a side piece . The absolute care and faith people had in each other has disappeared. It has gotten worse in the hookup culture.

[@tiffanylooper3523]

Ancient men didn't go to the appointments either. They waited outside the midwife tent/exam room.

[@jennb4056]

😂 that was one of my first thoughts! Tell him to come and talk to the Dr.

[@brandienichole7474]

@@lharchmage6908 dudes have been ignoring kids and wives for centuries. They weren’t even allowed in the birthing room most of the time. Also adulterous has been rampant since ALWAYS. it’s just that now a woman can divorce the husband if they cheat. They didn’t always have that choice. This comment is not very accurate.

[@AuntLoopy123]

At my old job, we had a LOT of women get pregnant through the years. I remember one six month period, where about five women were ON BEDREST for months at a time, because of difficult and/or high risk pregnancies. FIVE. One woman was actually ALLERGIC to her pregnancy. It was a big deal, because we wound up being short-staffed, but everyone understood. Some women have it easy (some of my co-workers were like Big Tough Pioneer Women Natural Childbirth in 90 minutes!) and some women don't ("I'm not allowed to speak up at baby showers, for fear I will terrify the new mother, due to my story of being in hard labor for three days," or "I spent six out of nine months in bed," or "I lost forty-five pounds on my pregnancy, from morning sickness, and had to be hospitalized, and put on feeding tubes and IVs, just to keep me alive long enough to give birth."). It's ALL individual. This guy is not only an idiot, but he's also cruel and abusive. He cares more about eating FRESH than he does about his own wife's health, and his own CHILD'S safety! He deserves neither a wife, nor a child.

[@Mew_Mokuba_Akari]

This guy seems to believe like the one example you gave. That all women should be able to move mountains and work out and be in and out of labor within an hour. Then hop up and instantly know how to care for the child. Then be back to work tomorrow. Baby is crying but been fed and diapers clean. Well what do you mean you don't know why it's crying? You're a woman, a mother you should have natural instincts as to why it's crying. Idiots like this don't and will never understand that unfortunately even with advancements in technology and stuff. Woman do sadly still die in childbirth. Not as much anymore but it does happen. This guy doesn't realize he could have lost both his wife and child due to his ignorance. He also wouldn't understand that like pregnancy not all babies are the same either. One could sleep through the night from day one. Other not so much. He'd also wouldn't have helped. He'd be like that guy in this other story. Wife barley gets an hour sleep due to twins and him forcing her to still do all the housework.

[@beverlyarcher3744]

At our local grocery store literally one year everyone that could get pregnant got pregnant we told the girls must be the water 🤨🤨🤨 it was really strange like every week there was one announcing she was pregnant they literally had to get temps and old workers to come in

[@sandrawilliams5594]

@Timothy Robertson she should've made him use protection before they made love if she knew he was like this.

[@susanhansen1290]

I had a coworkerwho worked in the fields in Texas before coming to calopifornia. She told us how she had her daughter while picking crops, put the baby in the cab of the track and went back to work and the ladies sortng at the truck looked after the baby til she finished.

[@susanhansen1290]

Forgive my typos, i think keyboard on my tablet adds letters just to mess with me

[@dragonlady1360]

He will have no purpose in life without her. Translation/ I won’t have a free maid to boss around

[@jaclynsanture6643]

yes

[@Ysa5657]

My mom had to be in bed for 2 out of 3 of her pregnancies (she was very likely to loose them) doing sports was out of the question, there is a saying in the Jewish community that goes like that “if a pregnant woman wants pork at day of kippur you get her a pork at the day of kippur” (day of kippur is a very important fast) meaning you do whatever a pregnant person wants and it goes above almost all other laws , it’s more important

[@leannes1083]

That's a slightly strange, but really nice law, it shows caring for the expectant mother is more important than almost everything else. Just as it should be. Happy Hanukkah!

[@Ysa5657]

@@leannes1083 happy hanukkah!

[@Cuaedria]

I like your writing…it's amusing, yet pull-no-punches. 😅

[@katiefiorella6371]

Don't you just love it when someone who isn't a fucking doctor decides he knows more than a trained doctor? This is the Dunning Krueger Effect in text.

[@jaclynsanture6643]

i had a team leader who acted this way when i had a big gall blabber problem

[@Zurround]

I see this "effect" a lot. What woman will want to marry this stupid @$$H0LE once he gets the bad reputation and demotions and has no money due to the alimony and child support he is being forced to pay? This guy could have had a GREAT life. He could have been MARRIED, and a FATHER, and had a WHITE COLLAR CAREER and the ONLY thing he needed to do to have ALL of that was NOT be a total effing @$$H0LE. He did not even need to be a saint or super hero. He just had to NOT be a total piece of $H1T. IF I was a character in this story I would rub it in like massage oil giving him the opposite of sympathy.

[@AuntLoopy123]

"I want to apologize, by telling you that it's all your fault for TELLING THE TRUTH. Not for the stuff I DID, or didn't do, but for YOU actually TALKING to people, in a truthful way. It's YOUR fault! Oh, yeah, and I'm sorry." WHAT?! Blargh! I want to vomit, in sympathy.

[@shonfromdachi]

Stupidity spoken by someone who doesn’t push life into this world! I spent 36 hours and 37 minutes delivering my 39 year old so , and 25 hours delivering my daughter 18 years later! To ALL MEN who think like this: remember your d*** mama went through that, to get you here! Show respect!💯😡🤦🏽‍♀️

[@aylacrissman3443]

I knew more about pregnancy when I was 5 than this dude does as an adult.

[@ghostwritter1075]

And they always say "You NEVER know what you GOT til it's GONE!!!!!"

[@jacquelinecallejas1390]

They paved paradise and put up a parking lot :)

[@jaclynsanture6643]

amen

[@jaclynsanture6643]

all true

[@amethystanne4586]

The Princess of Wales has extreme morning sickness for every pregnancy. She has access to every possible medical opinion.

[@leannes1083]

I was going to say this. She did she would have more children but I think Prince William did no more in the end. She was MIA for most of her pregnancies, poor poor Kate. But she has 3 beautiful children now

[@karenstrachan287]

When I was pregnant with my son (he's now 48), I had morning sickness most of the day and for 8 months. It was a lot better with my daughter. My ex was just about like this jacka**.

[@sandrawilliams5594]

I am sorry you had to go through this nightmare the character is going through. Not to be gross this guy need to experience the pregnancy symptoms.

[@bobwoods5017]

Dude better just roll with his wife's needs and be the husband she needs and the husband he should be! Acting like she is just lazy? When he needs to consult with her Doctors.

[@suebotchie4167]

Love these videos, because they show exactly how self centered people think, act, and what these slimebuckets say.

[@Zurround]

I have a friend who is a doctor and he likes to watch television and KZbin vids to unwind at home after a long day of work. I suggested this channel to him because I enjoy it so much and he gave it a try but lost interest quickly. I asked him why he did not enjoy it too. He said that since he is a proctologist he has to see and deal with @$$H0LE$ all day at work and during his free time he needs a break from it.

[@amethystanne4586]

Lol! Was my reaction to his specialty. Thank you for your timing of that.

[@seameology]

I went through the exact same thing except I had my in laws looking down on my for getting sick as well. I divorced. A few years later, my ex SIL was sick from pregnancy like I was. Apparently they changed their tune with her.

[@susanmcpeak7267]

I swear I had morning sickness from the moment of conception it was so bad 🤢 I couldn't even keep water & crackers down. I worked in a restaurant. That was so much fun 😔 The baby was also slowly killing me My blood pressure slowly climbed until it reached 203/110. I was on the verge of a stroke. I has gone to the hospital because I had a killer headache & backache. I could not get comfortable. I was admitted on a Friday night. Her lungs were underdeveloped. She was intubated and rushed to the NICU as soon as she was delivered. I didn't see her for almost a week. I had had to bed on bed rest because my blood pressure was still high, so I couldn't even go to the NICU. She was born on Sunday morning at 10:45 am. She was born 10 weeks early & weighed a whopping 1lb 11oz & 12.5 inches. Her lungs were underdeveloped, so she was on a respirator. She was born Dec 29th & she didn't come home until March 24th. So yeah. Not all pregnancies are sunshine & roses. Not all women have the same experience. Ironically, despite how hard the pregnancy & delivery was, most of us go on to have another baby. That is why God made babies so cute and cuddly 👶- so women would forget all the hard & painful times and keep having them😂😂 I guess women are suckered for punishment..lol

[@tinafogarty404]

The guys in these stories always make the argument that they see pregnant women out. Maybe they can’t see the sick ones that are crying at home

[@timmyangeltlc4888]

I had horrible morning sickness while pregnant. I couldn't keep anything in my system and only gained 26 pounds during my entire pregnancy. The doctor was going to put me in the hospital but they finally figured a medication to keep me from throwing everything up in my 6th month. I was lucky to deliver a 7 lb baby. He was just under a 3rd of the weight I gained.

[@seabreezeblank1513]

Now they call it hyperemesis back then I just threw up for 9 months and lost weight I still managed to work and keep the house up

[@timmyangeltlc4888]

@@seabreezeblank1513 yes they do now call it hyperemesis gravidarum. Sadly some people do still think it is "all in a woman's head". They refuse to consider that a pregnant woman could be so sick as she is "just pregnant".

[@helenbutoyi3944]

@@seabreezeblank1513 I lost weight but due to being unable to keep down any food, was lethargic all thru my pregnancies

[@heatherboz]

@@seabreezeblank1513 You do know that not every case of hypermesis gravidem is that easy, some women actually need feeding tubes and end up having low birth weight babies or still Borns and can actually die. Be lucky you didn't have it that bad because I did, you make it sound like it's just morning sickness when it's so much more than that especially when you lose a child like I did because of it.

[@learntotakeajoke3100]

I gained 7lbs.... My son came out 8lbs 6oz. I don't miss that morning sickness mixed with the already difficulties of keeping food down

[@tinachandler3091]

I worked with my three pregnancies and I was sick and told to have bed rest. Because of my asshat husbands, I had to ignore my docs advice and had no choice but to work until I dropped. I’m 53 and I’m suffering from that even though my sons are now 32, 14 and 12

[@KCmetwo]

I had morning sickness at night with my son, with my daughter I was working and I didn't have to many issues at all.

[@AuntLoopy123]

I babysat for a family. The first two were hard pregnancy, and labor lasted for a LOOOOOONG time. The third child? They couldn't even make it the whole 15 minute drive to the hospital. Thank God the baby wasn't breach, and there were no complications. They got almost to the hospital, but not quite close enough for the doctors to take over, so the husband had to pull over and deliver the child on the side of the road, with NO TOOLS. NOTHING. It was an "easy" birth, in that there were no complications, and it didn't take very long. But she had NO pain relief, no clean towels or anything like that. Not even clean hands, so it was VERY dangerous, facing a HIGH risk of post-partum infection Do you know how many women die from post-partum infection? Because there's no sink, let alone soap, for the person helping with the delivery to wash their hands?! Yeah, NEVER take pregnancy, labor, or delivery for granted.

[@KCmetwo]

@@AuntLoopy123 my labor was a different story from my pregnancies. I was in labor for 17 hours with my son and I think 3 days with my daughter. I was working so I didn't go to the hospital until Labor day and after a few hours the Dr came in (at close to 6 am) and I looked at them and said "catch". after with my son was just fine, with my daughter.....I ended up back at the hospital 3 days later as I was having a stroke. The hospital released me with Blood pressure that was to high.

[@deanneparis8888]

Honestly, it just blows my mind how these things always end in divorce and the man losing his job. How do they pay child support with out a job? The mother always ends up with an unemployed ex, that she doesn’t allow to see the child, and somehow manages to pay child support.

[@Zurround]

When he was told it was "too late" I feared that she had DIED from pregnancy related medical complications. Once I knew that she was alive I imagined a MISCARRIAGE. Only when I knew that had not happened did I realize "too late" meant DIVORCE.

[@msmaria5039]

I was scared it meant miscarriage at first too.

[@annemarieroberts1449]

Well if he kills himself he won’t be able to pay her

[@mariapenlington3443]

I have 5 children, suffered morning sicknesses in all pregnancies, but pregnancy no 4 was different, I had so severe morning sickness for longer period of time I ended up in hospital for 2 weeks. Only one pregnancy was like that 😊

[@elizabethloyd3713]

I didn't have any morning sickness with my two boys. But, my mother was sick the whole 9 months with my older sister.

[@kimbrey65]

I did too, I also slept a lot. At the time I was on anticonvulsant meds that made me feel nauseated.

[@vickywilliams8320]

And me. All the time I was awake I was heaving. She weighed in at 9lb 12 and a bit and ended up a six footer.

[@elizabethloyd3713]

@@vickywilliams8320 WOW! Mine were 7/12 and 7/9. My friend had a 10/14.

[@kimbrey65]

@@elizabethloyd3713 Mine was 6/14. She's now in her 30's.

[@Icyangel10]

Got worried before watching that "too late" meant the wife died. Got worried that "too late" while watching meant she lost the baby. Glad "too late" was just the husband isn't returning to his old life after what he did. I'm surprised his parents weren't involved. Something tells me he should be glad his parents don't seem to be in the picture as he's already getting shunned at work. Wonder if he regrets his actions now or still doesn't understand how serious pregnancy is?(Probably hasn't learned shit but knows his life has been ruined cause he was caught)

[@carolroberts4614]

My ex was like this 50 years ago( I was 19) Have men really not learned anything since then? What happened to parenting classes?

[@AuntLoopy123]

Women STILL DIE IN CHILDBIRTH. Pregnancy has a low death rate, but it's STILL A THING. Heck, it's enough of a thing that in the Sims 2, unmodded, a sim could DIE FROM PREGNANCY. Birth is easy. Just twirl and lift the baby into the air. But pregnancy? Man, it's TOUGH, the whole three days. I remember, my first week of playing, reloading without saving and reloading without saving and reloading without saving, JUST TRYING TO SAVE THE SIM FROM DYING. Could NOT be done. She just dropped dead, because it took her too long to put the groceries away. I checked her needs. It wasn't starvation. It wasn't anything in particular. She just died of pregnancy. And that's a friggin' GAME!!! Even GAME DESIGNERS recognize the dangers of pregnancy and PUT IT IN THE GAME. In a FUN THING. Because that's how real it is. No, pregnancy is not a disease or sickness or disability. It is a CONDITION. And that condition CAN be absolutely BRUTAL for SOME women. But you know what's more brutal? Marriage to an abuser, that's what.

[@tumbleweed249]

@@AuntLoopy123 the US ranks 35th in infant/mother mortality. There are third world nations that scored better. Admittedly I read about this back in 2016.

[@zozupskystar8639]

I was worried for the same reason! I thought 'too late' meant thanks to what he put his wife through, she lost the baby....like thanks to the exercise he forced his wife through and her being worked to exhaustion, she lost the baby. Thank God it wasn't that! I'm so happy the baby was fine!

[@dorothylloyd1804]

Morning sickness only if i had to fix breakfast early in morning thank goodness

[@kaelashook3544]

I've had hyperemesis gravidarum this pregnancy. I lost 30 something pounds I'm glad I've had a husband who did everything for me for the first 27 weeks it was hard for him to understand how bad it was but he tried to be understanding and help.with our 2 kids. I didn't start gaining weight til 33 weeks. There were so many times I thought we would both die. A week out from scheduled C-section.

[@sickofsnow1506]

The female voice is so delayed it's annoying even if I speed it up it's still hard to listen to.

[@vaklemptone4444]

I was thinking the same thing, I don't like her voice!

[@stirrednotshaken4823]

"Is morning sickness such a big deal that you couldn't even bother to cook?" I just started on the video and I am already mad! She needs to cook his food and then promptly throw up in it!! A dish served hot 🤨

[@tracydimond3759]

My sister lost 2 pregnancies before her first trimester was done. She tried again with a fertility doc, and her and her husband didn't tell anyone until she was almost 5 months. She had nausea so bad she had to take meds and came close to being hospitalized. She went into labor 2 weeks early and ended up getting a c-section. She had 2 gorgeous little girls.

[@dominicanpretty14]

“I won’t have a purpose in life without you” in other words he needs a slave to keep her submissive to the ground. A train wreck of a man 🙄😒

[@WhitneyAllisonGG]

Seeing pregnant women at work doesn't mean your ob GYN. Most my knowledge is that Morning sickness individualistic and you have doubts go to a doctor! Most women centuries ago die in pregnancy and childbirth.

[@joeydemitro8976]

INTERESTED STORY TOO

[@dorothyandvato8024]

I liked what he used to say that women used to do centuries ago and all this stuff does he not realize the infant and maternity mortality rate or has he never heard about it

[@msmaria5039]

I nearly muttered to the phone that women regularly died at childbirth. And that the older children usually help out.

[@amandab8433]

I despise people like the OP. Pregnancy is different from woman to woman. It's also different between births that a woman may have. My first pregnancy I was on bedrest for the last four months of my pregnancy in order to delay the birth of my son. He wanted to come early, and actually was born a month early, at just under 4 pounds. Second pregnancy was pretty easy. No problems aside from him being a bit more that 10 pounds. Third pregnancy is has morning sickness up to the day of her delivery. They are all happy, and healthy, adults now.

[@sandrasausville9103]

Look every woman experiences pregnancy in different ways. But treating your wife like a slave and almost killed your unborn child. He's a disgrace to the real men who are there supporting their wives

[@leannes1083]

I had really bad evening sickness with my 1st pregnancy, but I suffered from extreme SPD, symphysis pubis dysfunction, or PGP pelvic girdle pain, from maybe 2 months pregnant? I had no bump until I was about 7 months along, but that meant baby sat very low and very far back, back to back, so my back was agony too. I had emergency hydrotherapy physio from 3-6 months, couldn't do it after that as it could induce early labour, so I had normal physio, a god awful girdle (and it was a summer pregnancy, so that was fun🥵) I was on painkillers, bed rest, crutches and, at the end, in a wheelchair. For my second I had a bit of back ache and pelcic pain that a girdle and painkillers solved. Although I was monitored. So a husband forcing his pregnant wife to get up and exercise is terrifying in my book! That would have put me in hospital too. That threat was there for my 1st pregnancy anyway. But having your other half do this to you, and put you in hospital? Well, IMO, that's unforgiveable, and I can not blame her for asking for a divorce. He isn't remorseful, he's just butt hurt he got chewed out and demoted at work. Honestly, with his bias attitude towards his pregnant colleagues, he's lucky he kept a job at all! His behaviour could have caused the company lots of class action lawsuits! What an idiot! Every pregnancy is as different as every baby that is born. FFS, how is that so hard to comprehend??? Only a moron like this wouldn't get it! Twat

[@sandrawilliams5594]

He basically called his wife fat but she is pregnant? This guy is so headed for divorce court.

[@hollyjohnson8615]

I had extreme morning sickness when I was pregnant. I threw up all day every day. I couldn't keep anything down

[@nemo7782]

If men got morning sickness this would never be an issue.

[@artemisofthemoonandhunt1486]

"Back in the day" people lived more communally.

[@anitabarnes]

Pregnancy is the hardest thing for a women in the world and it's sad to see that some of the husband's thing it's easier for them it's not they carry an other human being in their own body's natural or artificial by other woman carrying their own child for 9 months

[@citrinetopaz7625]

I am fostering a daydream where an angry mob of pregnant women show up at his house in time to deal with him, after his daily hours of work...

[@djharris90]

I so like the stories but the voice acting needs work.

[@cherylturnbull3975]

Can I slap him for both my pregnancy I had morning sickness all day through the whole pregnancy and all smells made me sick

[@ethelyngalbraith6768]

It’s amazing how many men don’t have a clue about a woman’s anatomy. Much less know about how conditions vary from woman to woman.

[@everymoviehero9248]

Guy, next time you are sick and throwing up, try being in a house where food is being cooked, then imagine having to cook, throw all of that on top of carrying your unsympathetic wife's kid, and you'd be singing a different tune

[@denisephillips9588]

The only way that a man will understand pregnancy is if a man could get pregnant himself. if that was only possible.

[@danielbutler578]

The closest thing to delivering a baby is passing a kidney stone. I've talked with women who have done both and every one of them said the kidney stone was worse.

[@lorrainelomotan1366]

God in his wisdom gave women pregnancy and childbirth. Men would not be able to handle mood swings, birth pains. A good man will help his woman and be there. Communication is vital in every relationship. Teamwork.

[@bernadettelinfoot]

I wonder how often the husband was pregnant

[@nancythane5672]

Bentos were designed to utilize little bits of this and that ~~in other words, LEFTOVERS. Only spoiled, arrogant people would demand their partner or child to get up at 5am to COOK a complete meal so they can have a 'fresh' lunch. BTW, those items are going to be soggy at lunchtime, due to the condensation. Should the partner run to work to reheat the meal in an electric skillet? Or just cook for the office, regardless that thet may work as well?

[@cindybreweramanda188]

Happy Monday Everyone from Tacoma Washington!( Stay Safe and warm )

[@sophiahumphrey4686]

This guy is mean and cruel to his wife. He said he had to listen to a third party because he did not believe his wife. She told him that the doctor told her to take it easy. But he pulled her out of bed to pull weeds. I am so glad that she got support from his CEO and her daughter. They helped her with the attorney to divorce him. I am glad that she did not died. He still did not get the point. He blamed her for his transfer and demotion. He only cares for hisself. He does not need to be married or get close to kids. If he has a girl, I cannot imagine how he will treat her.

[@Courtnay7584]

If men were the ones who had to carry a pregnancy they would have probably figured out how to "Matrix" one for free by now lol

[@kimpayton727]

Why are some people so clueless in this day and age??? I was lucky I had 3 children with no problems. My sister not so much, she had 2 miscarriages and lost a twin at birth, my daughter also had difficulty with pregnancy. All women are different. Why can't men understand not everyone is the same, even men are different(no 2 have the same size parts🤣🤣). Geeshhhhhh people are dumb now days.

[@theresa5273]

Listening to this guys texts is depressing and nauseating 🤦🏻‍♀

[@zawjatsaid1]

All 4 of my pregnancies I had"morning sickness" all day through the whole pregnancies. I would throw up so hard I would break the peticial veins in my face.

[@lynnharris3189]

This is a sad story.

[@leoniemarks4594]

For goodness sake - get your sound balanced properly. The men always shout, and the women is too whispery and subdued in tone.

[@brandienichole7474]

I was pregnant and gave birth four times and each of my pregnancies was different. You can’t judge one pregnancy by another.

[@KH-tx6lg]

The timing on this story is making me crazy! It's so slow and choppy *~*

[@omadebruin]

It would be a good thing a man experience to be pregnant and deliver a baby!

[@angellucas-ranck9594]

Do men not realize that every pregnancy’s different just like every woman is different. Also pregnancy is so hard on the woman’s body that it can take up to 2 years for you to recover from pregnancy. When I watch those videos with men trying the “period cramps” machine and it makes me laugh. Men need to understand that even periods can be so bad that some even end up in the emergency room.

[@suzettekath9860]

My man is a gentleman compared to this idiot. He took over every chore while I was pregnant and on bedrest. And here is something weird. One of my cats noticed I was not up to snuff. And he ran to get my man. Who made sure not only to check in on me. But also got me stuff that I needed. Like a refill on liquids as well as food.

[@lesa6399]

This hubs needs to relax & read realistically = more likes & followers.

[@melodypond215]

talking about women in ancient times or whatever managing pregnancy better is absolutely insane also because people used to live with their whole extended family???? like if you were pregnant and couldnt do things your mom could do them for you. or a grandmother or aunt or sister or One Of The Men Even! the nuclear family is a very recent invention thats not the natural state of humanity

[@seabreezeblank1513]

He is right on one thing unless you've been declared high risk and put on bed rest going to bed and just staying there is asinine and completely lazy, you still have responsibilities even if you're pregnant