【Apple】Husband gets a text his family died after he ignored their fevers

[@SandraNelson063]

My Dad was on hand whenever he was at home. He looked after babies/kids, cooked, cleaned, went to night school. And was a loving cat Dad. I'm 60, and he's still being a Dad.

[@1Daphdong]

My husband is like that. Married for 47 years, best thing I ever did getting married.

[@brendayoungblood9484]

My husband was !like that, we were .married24 years until I lost him to a heart attack. I desperately miss his laugh, he enjoyed life so much.

[@femalepapyrus]

That's a real man

[@Allantitan]

@@brendayoungblood9484 I’m sorry for your loss he sounds like the type of husband and father the rest of us should strive to be

[@ImNotaRussianBot]

You are so lucky. I know of more crappy dads than good ones. Even the latest generation of guys (a whole lot better than the Boomer generation) have men who don't know basic adult requirements and are another burden on their wives.

[@AcerNitroFive]

No wife deserves such husband. No child deserves such father.

[@kyanshi]

A sitter would be more of a father than Micheal

[@AcerNitroFive]

@@kyanshi Right!

[@jaclynsanture6643]

a great dane would be more as a father, then this creepy 'nice guy'

[@AcerNitroFive]

@@jaclynsanture6643 Right!

[@yvonnefobbs6232]

I don't care how long he works or how much money he makes, if my husband ever talked to me like that I would make John Wick look like a alter boy!!

[@anngarrett5189]

Lollollol 😂 LOVE THIS

[@RedCeltay]

😄🤣🤣🤣💯❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Allantitan]

Question isn’t whether you would or not the question is would they be able to find the body?

[@JustinAdamson270]

Sure you would all you women are out here acting tough but run and holler rape and assault over someone calling you any name

[@annaeller5884]

You rock on! 🤣🤣🤣

[@little1942]

A fever higher than 101 in infants requires a doctor. A fever at 103 IS a life threatening condition, especially if it’s not responding to medication. An infant can have brain damaging seizures from a high temperature like that. We nearly lost our first son because he had chronic infections with temps over 103. Despite being 17 at the time, we ALWAYS went to the er. And my husband was right there with me. At one point my son was admitted for just over a week. My husband was there every minute. Unfortunately, our marriage fell apart later, but when our kids were small he was right there.

[@aliciachristensen4418]

he already proved who he really is. he's only acting the role so he doesn't get a divorce. he's not really changing for the better.

[@Allantitan]

It’s cause he knows how it would ruin his reputation

[@featherflight8446]

Wow, Michael actually learned his lesson. I honestly wasn’t expecting that. Then again, it probably hit him hard that he almost lost his wife and daughter to an illness because he didn’t take it seriously.

[@shawnycoffman]

I can't help thinking this is just a long con. If she decides to go back to him it was slowly revert to the way it was. He may have learned a lesson but a leopard doesn't change its spots

[@arundhatichatterjee]

I am sure he is just acting to get his maid back

[@cathyvickers9063]

Sometimes, an abusive husband just needs a big shock. My dad was an alcoholic. He was in a bad situation at work, so went to the neighborhood bar after work before coming home...& I had to deal with that, since I was home from school before either of them got off from work. Fortunately, I was a teen; but it still wasn't pleasant for me. I have mental illness. Then, one day, my mom asked my psychiatrist if she could come in; & that's when I learned that she was at her wit's end with her husband, & was seriously thinking about taking me & leaving him! When my father realized he was on the verge of leaving us, he started going to AA. On his own initiative. Sometimes, all it takes is a shock.

[@phionella7]

I think the only thing that hits him hard is an empty home, no one to change his itchy effen sheets.

[@cgamejewels]

@@cathyvickers9063 a Shock doesn't always work. My stepdad was an alcoholic and even after he ruined his health, he kept drinking. He lost his license. went to jail, had to go to AA meetings. he didn't change his at all. Eventually he died from congestive heart failure. I'm glad your father got his act together.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

Michael: you need to stay married to me because it's hard to raise a kid all on your own Marina: If I stayed married to you, I'd be raising Chloe on my own anyways.

[@TheMarie2000]

Sure sounds like it

[@KCohere33]

She literally just became a mother and he expects her to be an expert at it? Then he won’t even do anything to help her have time to do things like meal prep? Ugh! Lots of people work full time and do chores and cook and he can’t be bothered to even spend a little time with his baby so the mother can prep. I hate husbands with this attitude. “I make the money so that’s all I have to do!”

[@Allantitan]

Nope if he doesn’t help in some way besides bringing in the money he doesn’t get to eat

[@JustinAdamson270]

Not that hard to set the kid down in the kitchen floor in a swing or car seat then do what needs to be done

[@JustinAdamson270]

Also if she knows she's got a fever she should have went straight to the hospital herself and worry about communication later

[@jennyb9065]

Even worse when the mother/wife/girlfriend/significant other works too and is STILL expected to do all that and then some.

[@barongeoffrey75]

@@JustinAdamson270 I suppose she wasn't able but she could have called an ambulance first

[@karenstrachan287]

This was actually a nice story with no cheating spouses. I really enjoyed this one for a change of pace.

[@MystianPrincess]

This reminds me of a saying "any man can be a FATHER but not all of them can be a DAD".

[@gwdzee]

Yondu: "He may have been your father, boy, but he wasn't your daddy."

[@Renville80]

High fevers are NOT to be trifled with! A family friend’s son had a high fever in the first year of his life and it left him mute and developmentally disabled. Also, I shudder to think what could have happened if I had ignored my symptoms the one time I had a high fever. 108 is fatal… my fever was 107. 😓

[@magicalgalaxylavender]

Yikes and people should be at hospital at 103+ F I am glad you are ok that must have been awful 😰

[@TBaker-xu5is]

Just to add to this... Most medical people recommend that should you get a fever over 100F then you should go to a doctor. The higher the fever the more dire the situation becomes. The sooner you see the doctor the easier it will be to treat (and find any underlying problems that cause the fever in the first place).

[@CrownedOne919]

Back in the day when I was young, in the early 80s, whenever we had fevers, the doctors told us that we had to monitor it AFTER reaching 101°F to make sure that it doesn't go above 103.5°F... plus my fam USED Native Tribe old school remedies that did the trick, and worked usually within a half hour. However, if it ever got any higher than 103.5°, hospital trip was a go. For ME, it was a rare occurrence to have one of THOSE trips. When mine went to 104°F, my parents were calm, but they did hit the panic button and NASCAR'd my ASS to the hospital of my birth, up in the Bronx. I was about 9 or 10.

[@brooksellis3891]

My brother in infancy had a high fever like that. He was taken to the hospital and packed in ice. If the situation had been ignored...

[@JustinAdamson270]

Fevers don't cause brain damage lol

[@barbaragarner9192]

My daddy would sleep with us he work graveyard shifts, so our naps in our daddy's arms made us a stronger family, sorry to wake him up for feeding and diaper changes. When we got older we played outside away from his bedroom. Back then it was 50cent a hour more. One of the GREATEST HUMANBINGS I will ever know, I still miss my daddy 25 years ago, thanks for making us strong

[@Allantitan]

That’s how a dad should be with his kids finding ways to spend time with their kids even if their tired

[@lianabaddley8217]

I've told my Hubby that I think he changed more diapers for our 3 kids than I did. He doesn't agree and said he did what was needed. We switched shifts so we would be the parents. I have many pictures of the 3 of them surrounding him while they all slept. One is my favorite him on his side asleep. With one daughter asleep on his legs against the back of the couch. The second was using the armrest and his head. And all three were sound asleep! It was the cutest and funniest thing! As they grew he lost it on his sleep so he could be with them. They still think he was/is a Good Daddy! The oldest is 22 now and still can't call him just Dad. All 3 of their friends think it's weird but sweet at the same time.

[@barbaragarner9192]

@@lianabaddley8217 let your kids call him daddy because it the proudest moment in he's life ,I know my daddy called me his rotten kid with a smile on his face and a smile in he's heart because I was just like him ,13 years have passed after losing him but every day life I get a glimmer on what he taught me

[@lianabaddley8217]

@@barbaragarner9192 whenever I talk to them about anything to do with him I say "Daddy". I asked them all if they want me to say something different and they all laughed and said no! They will call me Mom, Mommy, Momma but he's always Daddy. I used to call my Dad Daddy but got "too old" so changed to just Dad. As long as that is what they want to call him neither one of us cares. As long as we get our hugs from them!

[@barbaragarner9192]

@@lianabaddley8217 even old men still love the word DADDY

[@ninjascarlet8815]

I'd drop this dude and tell him if he wants to be treated like a child go back to his mama so he can finish being grown

[@jaclynsanture6643]

so would i, thougnh op should Never dated let alone married this dbag in the first place

[@Allantitan]

Who says his mom wants him back at best she’d make him clean the entire house with the world’s smallest brush and that’s it

[@beatricechan4716]

This is the reason why you need to have a conversation before you have kids about what is expected from each person.

[@JustinAdamson270]

Ever heard of a lie lol

[@Mrstigger747]

@@JustinAdamson270 bless your little heart 😤

[@JustinAdamson270]

@@Mrstigger747 says the dumb sheep

[@veronicajanting8175]

Better yet do not get married before you ready for everything.

[@Zurround]

DAMN RIGHT. His wife must have had well below average intelligence to do something as major as start a family without even DISCUSSING it first and something must be wrong with her on a cognitive level if she could not detect the red flags and social cues that a more astute person would pick up on during their relationship, or she was really stupid and shrugged them off. I do not have much respect for people who CHOOSE to marry @$$H0L3$.

[@lindasavelle1731]

Nobody grows a heart when they never had one in the first place. Not in real life ending, but if you enjoy fairy tales, enjoy.

[@robindude8187]

What I like about this one is that it doesn't end in black and white. It ends in "Relationship Status: It's complicated". That's... where life goes. A lot.

[@mazmellem2773]

Once trust is gone, you can't get it back again. Marina understandably doesn't trust Michael anymore.

[@kentjensen4939]

The mother filled her role very well; Michael needed a figurative right hook to get his attention. It's nice to have the villain show true repentance and as a possible side effect, win their spouse back.

[@corinnefogarty7880]

With a new born, mom needs to sleep when the baby sleeps. In a fever that high, take yourself and the baby into a cold shower. Then call for outside help, an ambulance if needed. What he did wasn't just stupid and wrong. It's more like he was hoping for the worst case scenario to happen. The pleading at the end isn't sincere, sounds more like he doesn't want to be punished. Or to have to clean up his own mess.

[@Sammy-Ambriz]

Calling Michael a father and a husband is beyond insulting. The title he deserves is misogynist

[@QueenEevee1994]

I bet If you looked up the word “misogynist” in a dictionary, you’d find a picture of Michael next to the definition

[@Sammy-Ambriz]

@@QueenEevee1994 you could also find Andrew Tate’s picture as well

[@paulagoeringer9466]

That's the nicest thing you could call him. I can think of a few, but I'd have to bleep them out. 😸

[@patty6961]

I'm afraid he'd catch some hands sick and all!!!!

[@Allantitan]

@@patty6961 that’s if they could find the body

[@glenystranter5604]

He doesn't deserve another chance.

[@philipr1567]

Michael: "You're on duty 24/7" (while I work 8/5. Oh, poor me!)

[@jaclynsanture6643]

does this person Not hear himself?

[@demonrose7963]

My dad passed away. It started off as a simple cold and got worse. People can die from colds.

[@lindak8664]

It amuses me how these fathers seem to think newborns come with an instruction manual and new mothers instantly graduate from the university of perfect motherhood.

[@Renville80]

Even though my dad was a white collar worker (from working class roots, mind you), he never had any problems pitching in with chores. A marriage is a partnership, and anyone who thinks otherwise needs a Gibbs slap with a metal gauntlet.

[@Allantitan]

Sadly some people forget the “in sickness and in health” part of their vows

[@King-Of-Dragons]

I love the reference lol

[@TheMarie2000]

Too right

[@Icyangel10]

It's nice to see he's actually being a father after what happened. I hope he takes things more seriously now. I hope he either makes it up to OP in the future or they eventually agree to keep co-parenting while looking for other people. With what the ex-husband has learned from this he'll hopefully not take for granted his next relationship or his second marriage with OP. I'm not saying they should get back together I'm just saying if there happened to be a chance one day cause he's finally doing his job & learning to not be a terrible deadbeat.

[@Allantitan]

Maybe after he spends a few years thinking about what he did

[@Olivia-iv8kd]

Well he better learn from this or he’ll see he won’t be given a third chance

[@TheEmpressReborn]

His kind never learn. Don't even bother with giving him a chance.

[@JustinAdamson270]

@@TheEmpressReborn someone can't pick men lol

[@arundhatichatterjee]

@@JustinAdamson270 looks like someone can't digest truth. 🤡

[@zozupskystar8639]

I kinda hope she divorced him anyway despite him changing because him changing now? It shows that he could always do it...but chose not to so it's now kinda like a big slap in the face.... Kinda like how if someone cheats on their spouse and then proceeds to not go date or sleep with anyone else to try to say that their ex is the only one for em....like: "yeah but why didn't you do that DURING the relationship?" Edit to add on: also if he wants to be a parent...he can be her babysitter just a co-parent...

[@aunteepsalmsfasting]

As long as Michael is doing the rejecting and the abandonment, it's fine.

[@PABrightlyColoredCutie]

It's good to see one of these stories that has a "happy" ending.

[@mlsborderland6647]

i wich it was a bad one- just to get a biggest a lesson from it-

[@robinwoodard7898]

I hope the both don't regreat it. Once a abusive always abusive .

[@dymonddavis7847]

He can’t be forgiven so easily if he messes up again he’s done for and at least they are both okay 👍 now

[@Allantitan]

Ikr I was a worried for their kid both cause she had a fever and cause her mom did too and I shudder to think what would happen if her mom died and she was left with that d….god I can’t even call him a dad without gagging a little

[@JustinAdamson270]

He's not a bad dad just because she can't take care of her kid

[@delorescannon455]

@@JustinAdamson270 what is wrong with you

[@50shadesofmidnight]

@@JustinAdamson270 But he didn't even *try* to take care of the kid

[@JustinAdamson270]

@@50shadesofmidnight and he doesn't have to she should have left way sooner

[@sandralouth3103]

This is so upsetting to me. My niece died because her husband didn't believe she was sick and wouldn't take her to the hospital. To me that would be manslaughter at the least or negligent homicide. No charges. Not right. He has since " met his maker" and I hope paying the consequences. His name was also Michael.

[@karenlommler6473]

Don't get back with the jerk. He showed you what he is made from when he completely ignored your call for help. A temperature of 103 is more than a cold. Also passing out is more than a cold. He misses his maid that you have become. He was a poor accuse of a husband and father.

[@dlvme2]

I would never date anyone like that. Relationships are about respect and there is none here

[@luluray3158]

My husband is such a darling. God bless him and all the reliable sweet husband's and wives out there. It's a partnership not indentured servitude. Each must put their best foot forward and give 100 percent to the relationship in order to have a beautiful future.

[@ebonymondesir2587]

When every time someone says, their gonna change their gonna be the loving husband for a few days maybe months and next thing you know they're gonna go back to their old self.

[@Qwentar]

Talk is cheap. Actions speak louder than words.

[@Allantitan]

If your lucky it’ll be a few days

[@christinaclark9754]

I think that is part of why she gave him a year. Gives him plenty of time to backslide if he is going to.

[@jovemako]

Marina- you need to just "bye boy" that husband of yours. you said you gave him year? no. all that stuff after was too little too late.

[@jennykonrath6011]

Gotta love when people treat you badly, and when you say your done, THEN they'll change😂 yea.. NO. They change YOUR feelings for them permanently.

[@sophiahumphrey4686]

I cannot believe that he did not help her with the baby. He calls hisself a father, but he does nothing. He does not need a family, he only needs a maid (he can't take care of hisself?)

[@pamelaechevarria8080]

What first time parent is an expert in raising a child, much less a house wife, these things are learned after practice and help.

[@memawknowsbest4978]

I don't get that attitude either. I'm the oldest of five and I had an advantage when my first was born because of all the childcare I had already done with my sisters. But mine are all boys, so there were plenty of differences, plus my oldest is special needs. No one has all the answers when it comes to being a parent. It's a constantly changing job that you mainly learn as you go. But there are some men who seem to think women have all the answers about parenting just because they are women. Like we're born knowing how to be a mom and no experience is needed.

[@sharon22669]

My husband said "you wanted kids, they're your problem" Thank goodness I had a good support system. Once I tricked him into coaching soccer he became a Dad.

[@luluray3158]

What was it about coaching that had him change ? Just curious.

[@delorescannon455]

Coaching turned him into a good dad???

[@michaelwojerski]

Honestly I feel ashamed that me and this man share the same name. Marina should not go back with him, he broke all the trust she had in him the moment he did not listen to her worries and concerns and left his wife and newborn child home with high fevers for days without contacting them.

[@stevencorrell6473]

and here I thought they had to change specific details like but not limited too names and places to follow reddit guidelines......

[@catsncrows]

My mother almost took me out twice by the time I was five by ignoring pneumonia until I had to be admitted to the hospital. Also why do men get married if they just want a mother to take care of them? Oh yeah they want a brood mare.

[@Allantitan]

Guy’s like this make the rest of us look bad

[@ImNotaRussianBot]

There are more man babies than there are adult men. Something to do with being raised by these overbearing moms mak a them these whiney, lazy, self-indulgent, smelly, hairy children. Now, a good man is worth his weight in gold. No matter his income or education, a kind man who cherished you as his partner is someone we ladies fight for.

[@liiiir]

My mom did this once to me. But it wasn't pneumonia. I had broken my toe when I was 17 and when I say broken, I mean broken. It wasn't a fracture, it snapped completely in half. My mom told me to walk it off and it wasn't broken. A week later it was turning black and the black started to spread up my foot. Took me to the hospital and the ER doctor who had been an ER doctor for 20 plus years said it was the worst broken toe he'd ever seen in his career. I ended up having gangrene and had to stay for a week. The doctor yelled at my Mom and said she could have lost a foot or even died you should have brought her in immediately!

[@catsncrows]

@@ImNotaRussianBot I've never been with one but if someone started to order me around i would laugh hysterically and see just how loudly i could slam a door so maybe I scare them off. I think also there's still a very prevalent gender role thinking and indeed some parents losing their minds when their adult children refuse to adhere to it

[@catsncrows]

@@liiiir I'm so sorry! I don't know if it's a generational thing or in my case my mother being self absorbed. That's so scary!

[@mleighqs]

Yeah, once all is said and done Marina still divorcing Michael still sounds like a good plan. At least they can co-parent. Michael will revert back to his old ways if they were together again I bet.

[@laraq07]

So Michael works 5 days a week for 8-9 hrs while she her work is 7 days a week 24 hrs a day taking care of the house and the baby?

[@QueenSunstar]

My own dad was the one who handled my sister and I when we got sick. With my sister, whenever she would go to our parents room at night, he would rush to get the sick bowl. It meant my sister was going to be vomiting shortly. With me, it was get the shower on at its hottest so I could breathe the steam in to loosen the mucus in my lungs and get me breathing normally. (Croup) He also handled parent teacher conferences and doctors appointments. Mom did everything else. They both had to figure out how to parent a special needs kid on their own, one who became a bit of a nightmare during the teen years. (Me, of course. I’m deaf, and it never stopped me from anything. I’d sneak out at night and get in trouble for it, only to end up laughing over my parents scream signing at me.)

[@jaclynsanture6643]

i wear hearing adies, both my parnets are the greatest people i know they tale care of all three of us adult childern and my sil

[@littlewolf4387]

If he made a change like cleaning and cooking he might of had a chance

[@marilynmorgan4080]

I once had a partner similar to Michael. I have multiple chronic illnesses and often unwell and hospitalised. When I was ill in bed he would still expect me to cook, saying I can still use my hands. When in hospital he would say there's nothing wrong with me while I'm attached to a intravenous drip and with a nasal cannula receiving oxygen. He was only causing me to feel worse. So I dumped him.

[@jaclynsanture6643]

good for you, i hope you found a real man, not a child

[@absolutelyridiculous6743]

...I did it all with my two kids and worked part time until recently. Now I'm back in school. My husband really didn't have time to help, though. He worked 2 jobs to pay off his college debt and provide for us. Looking back, I wish I had some help with nighttime feedings or more breaks here and there, but it is what it is. He always stepped up when I absolutely needed, though, including times where I was too sick to be any use.

[@tammywheetley2384]

Why do these men forget that their parents too! And they wonder why The kids don't like them.....

[@williambragg6171]

This is going to sound morbid but I wish they wouldn’t do the bait and switch with the dead family members. I feel that there isn’t enough tension when it’s revealed they are just playing a joke.

[@eileenstewart9866]

‘I can’t live without you and Chloe’ translated means I need a live in cook and maid

[@jaclynsanture6643]

this is true

[@jamesbear6288]

Can't the man child do something to help out? Good God what a buffoon. Marriage is a partnership. What a buffoon. Raising a child is a job for both parents. He is the baby.

[@maxpowers9129]

His not caring about their health sounds completely normal to me. If I learned one thing as a child, it's that no one cares about my health. When I got to the point I could barely stand, I was told "That's life". When I was bedridden with asthma I wasn't allowed to have my inhaler because they thought I might get addicted to the inhaler, and I needed to toughen up. Most people only care about how your problems affect them. If you are lucky enough to have someone that looks out for you, you had better appreciate them.

[@barongeoffrey75]

Damn there are more bad people(at least in my opinion) that i would think.

[@JustMeChrissLee]

My ex did that to me. He played video games while I had a fever and was hallucinating for days before my friend came and took me

[@jaclynsanture6643]

i hope you dropped that frat manboy as a hot potato and found a real man, you have a good friend

[@elsadakota1021]

No matter what, give the dad a chance to flourish, or fail! It’s on him! You need to take care of YOU! And your child, with or without him!

[@taylorclarke7217]

What jerk. I been around babies and mom need a break so thry can rest or get some work done. One of my friends has 5 kids of different ages and the two youngest ones is 3 and 1 and the 1 year old wants to be on her hip all the time

[@Supremedeity]

I have 2 kids, and my wife didn't work for years while the kids were young, but I came home and helped. Now she works as well and I get home earlier so I take the kids to other lessons.

[@artemisofthemoonandhunt1486]

Michael certainly is sorry! ETA: Legal Separation!

[@lindahill7315]

Good evening everyone. Good video

[@haveyoueverheardtherain]

Evening Linda hope you had a good day xx Pam

[@StoopidMonkeysMomma]

I would have called my MIL a LOT earlier!!

[@jaclynsanture6643]

so would i, hope the mil used his full name

[@gageperuti5519]

Hate to break it to you Michael (not really), but if they had died, you would have been guilty of negligent homicide. You should consider yourself lucky.

[@justsaying8690]

Give him his relationship with daughter his but don't fall for the hype he's playing

[@megaman37456]

To quote Nappa: "Wow you are a bad dad and a terrible partner."

[@denisemcdougal6445]

Good story

[@gandalftheantlion]

He's lucky that she is keeping him around, if I was MC father I'd knock the lights out of him for that.

[@BonitaKayAllen]

Wow! How did they get an actual recording of my ex-husband? He would call when leaving his office and ask what was for dinner. Many times I had already been holding dinner for him, making the kids wait to eat and he would say he didn’t like what we were having for dinner and would go out to eat by himself.

[@pamcourter9186]

I probably would have given him a second chance because I'm soft, especially since he changed...but if she doesn't have love for him there's nothing they can do about that.

[@Jenifer_R_]

Nothing like a good scare to make someone reevaluate their decisions and change for the better.

[@wonhur885]

Divorce is never the way out, My wife and I have been having issues before I sort out help from a spiritual adviser, i wasn't going to let my marriage of 18years crash.

[@wonhur885]

@Rose Allen well not the orthodox way but i was referred by a friend to a spiritual adviser and healer.

[@wonhur885]

@Rose Allen her name is SHELLY RENEE WHITE, and she is a great spiritual adviser as well as caster.

[@wonhur885]

@Rose Allen you can look her name up online and you will find all you need.

[@shegeek5559]

The hell it ain't. You know the saying, a leopard doesn't change its spots? It's true, and I know it, because of a chain of repeated bruises, and him attempting to assault my then-best friend, then stalking me after I walked. Sweetie, sometimes, divorce is the *only* way out.

[@jamesolelo4406]

Stop speaking for others who have proven uou wrong. Divorce obviously can be the objectively right answer. You also don't need a spiritual advisor but it could be helpful. Weird ti have issues that Kate in the game

[@arundhatichatterjee]

That jerk is just acting to get his maid back. Dump him. Divorce him. RUN

[@quinettaloftus]

Husband: my duty is to provide. Wife: yeah, providing me help.

[@sphiwemtshali2623]

The ending was realistic . Love that 👏

[@briannamcdaniel266]

Well this is a pretty alright ending.

[@berenlevia8486]

I had a husband who did the same thing , if a friend had not come to check om me and take me to the Dr., I would have died . That was the 'day' the love fr him literally died , and a year later i divorced him as i never got to the point I could trust him with my life again - and he never admitted he was wrong or apologized for leaving me in a life threatening condition , that really put the final nail on the lid of the divorce coffin .

[@Allantitan]

Glad you got away from him. I’d call him a jerk but that might be insulting to jerks

[@berenlevia8486]

@@Allantitan love for a person doesn't grow in an instant , but it can die in a moment; one action , one word shows what a person is really about - just wish we had not had a child together , she suffered his emotional neglect also .

[@ivorynk752]

I had a fever of 103 degrees once, I did not sound nearly as coherent as Marina did.

[@lightsalt8530]

I had a fever of 105.2 once. I don't remember much and it took about 7 months for me to fully recover. I do not recommend.

[@joeydemitro8976]

MICHAEL LET HIS EGO GET THE BEST OF HIM TOO AND MICHAEL KNOW THAT TOO AND MICHAEL IS VERY FUNNY AND A JOKE AND A COWARD TOO MICHAEL WILL BE EATING THOSE WORDS NOW TOO

[@twiceshy9773]

So glad my hubby was supportive when I had my babies, I had absolutely no idea what to do, it's not like flipping a switch and suddenly you know everything about keeping a tiny helpless person who can't talk alive- it's a learning experience!! This guy is a complete douche, why did she marry him in the first place?!

[@jaclynsanture6643]

who knows why?

[@BCFBreakfastClubFan]

It's "moms" and "dads", NOT "mom's" and "dad's". When a noun is plural (more than one) there is no apostrophe. An apostrophe is used is to show owner ship. For example: That is mom's ball

[@minecraftingmum5574]

Providing for ones family takes more than just a paycheck.

[@Allantitan]

It also takes helping your spouse with the chores and kids as well as pets

[@TiffWaffles]

Nobody dies from a cold??? Um... Babies, children, and those with pre-existing health conditions such as the immunocompromised die of colds all the time... But yeah, it's just a little cold, right?

[@Crystalthewolf1000]

A 3 month old can sit in a baby chair while mom cooks, even a newborn can it’s not that difficult to cook without someone else to watch a baby that can’t even roll over yet. I’ve done it

[@donna7873]

How can I subscribe to the woman that reads these texts? I absolutely love her voices. Please & thank you!

[@RedCeltay]

Where it has the name of person/group (air texts, in this case) doing the video to the right is the word subscribe, just push it, then a bell symbol will show up, hit it and chose how you want 🔔 notifications. I chooses all. The more of a person's videos you watch, the more are put into your scroll down choices when you are at your home 🏡 base.

[@donna7873]

@@RedCeltay I don’t want to subscribe to the video, I want to subscribe to the woman who voices the video

[@RedCeltay]

@@donna7873 the woman that voices the videos does the videos under that name. That's how you can hear more of her.

[@donna7873]

@@RedCeltay You’re wrong. Her name is not there.

[@RedCeltay]

@@donna7873 no, her posting videos under the name it says, most don't use their real name, or full names to post. To many scary folk out there that do & say bad things to them. Even alot of us that don't post are logged in under unique names, mine is a example others are like, flowers& unicorns, ilovewaffles etc. There are some sick people out there with twisted minds & you don't know who they are & don't want them targeting you in real life. To many people have been stalked, harvested, killed by them. A good example that's currently going on is a creator named Plagued Mouth. His recent post about the ripper is a announcement that after 2 years of him & his family being, let's just say, stalked on the internet and in real life by someone (the stalker figured out his real name) that guy did some horrible videos with /about Plagues little daughter among other things to him & family. It took 2 years, Plagued's fans and police to figure out who his "stalker" is.

[@The_Nightsong]

you never know what you have until it's gone

[@carrieelaineh]

My father had to work all day then when I cry at night, he was the one who looked after me not my mother.

[@dimandmage123]

Evening everyone

[@jaclynsanture6643]

good afternoon to you too

[@haveyoueverheardtherain]

Evening 👋 hope you had a good day xx Pam in Edinburgh Scotland

[@wowplayer00]

i am happy that the wife and child did not die there was othere story's when that happend. also hell is wating for you Michael

[@laurapeters6647]

What era is this guy living in the 1950s much roles have changed both husbands and wifes help with the housework and the household income should be equal moms and dads both help with raising the children both my dad used to get up for my brothers and i when we cried in the night so that my mother could sleep even though he had work and would always make time for us in the weekends family time was the most important thing to our family we would sit around the table at dinner and say one thing that happened to us that day at school or work it was so special to us so that also mum and dad could get to understand any problems at that moment

[@MsJustme1953]

Sometimes the shock of divorcing or whatever might just be what the person needs as a wake up call. I hate how they throw the word divorce around so easily.

[@AfflictionAC]

Good morning 👋

[@haveyoueverheardtherain]

Good evening from Edinburgh Scotland xx Pam

[@lenoraslemko4931]

I listen to these "Stories" because that's what they are, STORIES

[@oliviawilkerson2801]

Hi everyone

[@haveyoueverheardtherain]

Hi from Edinburgh Scotland xx Pam hope you had a good day

[@oliviawilkerson2801]

@Have you ever heard the rain Hi from Texas! I had an okay day! I hope you have a wonderful one as well!

[@denisepittman1228]

He seems to forget that her job is 24/7 with no days off.. He has the weekends off but a mother doesn't.. I'd be willing to bet he couldn't do her job for a day!!

[@shireeotis]

Donating DNA doesn't make a father or mother. Being there for everything good and bad makes you a parent. My mother has been there for me every day even now, and I'm in my 30's

[@deborahwright8031]

Look who's calling someone else selfish

[@paulredinger5830]

Your demanding a home cooked meal? He was in. Your grilled home cooked peanut butter sandwich is ready, dear hubby.

[@pimenel]

Fine, I'll stop doing the housework.... FOREVER.

[@15MonsterCookie]

Oooh so taking care of the kid is "work" for him but just natural when it comes to the woman? What a loser.

[@Grimmarox]

Why is she supposed to be an expert with being a mother? Not all women are experts. She should have help from her husband. Mom should reach out to her friend's and relatives for guidance.

[@geraldineekhator5428]

I think that counseling could help them even if they don’t get back together.

[@HelenMcCallister]

Papa would help care for us kids when we were sick, work around the house was divided by what each person was better at, and he actually listened when his mother taught him to respect women. He even helped change diapers, and I'm told he would come and sit with me when i cried at the daycare attached to his workplace. He was akward as heck with kids, especially as we girls got older, but he did his best to ensure we knew he loved us unconditionally. A nasty fever would see us and mama delivered to the doctor if this bad and he likely would have nearly chained mama to the bed to get her to rest properly if needed. He may be far from perfect, but he has more then proved he loves his family more than himself. He and mama had enough health scares with some very sick babies to watch us like a paranoid nesting mother hawk till they knew we were healthy. May not have visited the hospital for every sniffle, but he had no problem playing home nurse when we needed it.