Spineless Husband Told My Infertility Secret to His Family, Allowed Them to Berate Me, and Now Wants Custody of Our Donor-conceived Daughter. #redditrelationship #redditupdate Timestamp- 0:00 - Story 1 9:05 - Story 2
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@scpfoundation83764 ай бұрын
A spineless mommy’s boy will always be a horrible husband and father is what this video taught me……
@asnalem43914 ай бұрын
Not only this video the amount of stories where guys let their mom terrorize their partner is insane tbh
@Krofna10004 ай бұрын
I can understand his perspective. I have a daughter and am single father, so Im not rushing in his defence, just read this. He wanted his wife probably to be happy so he agreed on donor stuff. I could never connect with a child in that manner. It would always be in the back of my head that it isnt mine. So one small infraction where his petty emotions came out, because he was probably bothered for a while is not a reason enough to berate a man so heavily
@supergonzales82574 ай бұрын
Not only this video, but many stories on reddit (and irl globally) shows that people who did not emancipate emotionally from their parents tend to be toxic to their family as they let their parents take advantage from everyone and have the strings.
@hitsugatatsuro99784 ай бұрын
While not horrible, my father is not a good husband. He's a bare minimum husband (he sees that as enough). The youngest of a rich family and a momma's boy. He prefers to be on pleasant terms with everyone (even if he has to force it of my family) and when he gets stressed he is quick to anger and blame anyone but himself more often than not. Tbf to him, my mother is an impossible woman who nags and always seems genuinely confused as to why no one wants to listen when she nags or talks at them. She grew up on the opposite spectrum, eldest of a literally dirt poor family. It's a very lopsided and unhealthy dynamic. I may dislike my Karen mom, but I also love her and believes she deserves better than my dad. Later in life, I even learned he tried to cheat on her as he fell for his friend's ex-wife. Luckily, that woman never reciprocated. My mom was devastated to find out when she read his journal. I was an accident and apparently he only married my mom cuz he "didn't wanna be seen as a chauvinistic pig." My mom is an impressive lion of a woman who has fought tooth and nail for everything in her life and while I admire her, it is hard to bare myself to her when she prefers to talk rather than listen. Still, I sometimes wonder what she could have had if she had not had me instead. Maybe it would have been better if she never had me. TLDR: An overshare. Don't read if you don't want to.
@ayceinquisitor1904 ай бұрын
@@Krofna1000 that opinion is both irresponsible and petty. Agreed to have a WHOLE CHILD to "keep his wife happy"??? That is NOT a valid reason to become a parent. Because the method isnt pure bloodline, you cant connect to a human you CHOSE TO HAVE bc it's not your DNA?? Blood is not the obsessive hill to die on when it comes to raising a human person. The most important aspect of DNA in parenthood is medical history, not yee noble bloodline.
@Permenantlyexhaustedghost1154 ай бұрын
He sure didn’t act like the “man of the house” when he allowed his mother to call his wife and baby horrible names. Instant divorce. As for the second story the dad is a pure narcissist. The mom may have been the safer parent but doesn’t change the fact she enabled him. He’ll never change and he knew what he was doing. People like him never do. Best she can do is focus on her healing and build her own life.
@morganes6594 ай бұрын
People pushing the first OP to file for child support don’t understand how this will mess up their lives staying tied to such a toxic family. Money isn’t everything in life and she is more than capable to provide for them both as she stated.
@Maninawig4 ай бұрын
Story 1, to pinebox and Angelic Vixen: In this case, I would say don't go for child support. Cause with it comes perental rights and court ordered visits where MIL can parade her as the Bastard of Basketville. But no pay, no rights
@DarkEinherjar4 ай бұрын
Parents who only acknowledge your failures and call your achievements "the bare minimum" are the worst. As a true narcissist, he doesn't miss his daughter, he really just misses his emotional punching bag.
@renadu304 ай бұрын
Yup. I grew in a "family" like that, I can vouch for that... Whenever I had close to bad grades, they'd call me a failure, even when I pointed out that all the other kids had bad grades on that one exam too, they'd be all "THIS IS NOT A MATTER OF COMPARISON !". However, when I came back all proud with amazing grades (sometimes even the best results of the exam), they'd only say "Okay, good. How did the other kids do ?"... Like... How could they say this wasn't about comparison, only to then compare on their own accord ? Honestly, I didn't learn how to parent, but how NOT to parent from being around them XD.
@DarkEinherjar4 ай бұрын
@@renadu30 My parents used to get so upset if I scored anything lower than a B, I began to hide my school reports from them when I was a kid...
@renadu304 ай бұрын
They wouldn't let me hide anything from them when I was kid... Hell, even when I was a teenager or a young adult; they were very controlling. Oh, at least I could hide the fact that yes, I was a living being with emotions, because they always hated it whenever I showed anything else than a smile or a neutral expression. It's both reassuring yet saddening to see how many people had to live with such "parents", I hope everything is going well for you nowadays !@@DarkEinherjar
@NagoBust4 ай бұрын
@@DarkEinherjarthink that's a skill issue on your part
@wanderlust32924 ай бұрын
Story 1: you have plenty of prove that you didn’t cheat (all the medical bills of the fertility clinic etc). However, he failed as a husband , father and human being. Get rid of him asap.
@butmermaids74434 ай бұрын
"head of the family" the head is nothing without the body. not only that, but he's made it clear that his mother is the true head
@Olivia-yx9dh4 ай бұрын
It’s very scary that you never know who you marry until you go both go through very specific situations. All is well UNTIL we find out I have a low “count” after waiting until marriage to have children. All is well until you refuse to give me a portion of your paycheck now that we are legally joined. How would you know otherwise?
@ayceinquisitor1904 ай бұрын
Can take extra precaution by dating longer before marriage, living together before marriage, staying on top of personal finances and keeping an eye on shared finances. Attending counseling together pre-marriage. There are things that can be done to drag out before legal commitments and increase the chances of catching signs. Nothing is guaranteed, but if someone has a good sense of self and strong boundaries, the obvious ones will weed themselves out.
@gotenblack25424 ай бұрын
these tiles are really sounding like they belong on bad story sites
@Inkytoon6774 ай бұрын
The two dads in the video had something similar in common!! BEING AWFUL MEN TO THEIR DAUGHTERS!!
@jessicadriver16363 ай бұрын
Why does OP's ex husband and the inlaws even want full custody of a baby that they've made very clear they despise all because the baby's not the husband's by blood, I hope OP wins custody of her daughter, because that family more than few screws loose and I can't imagine what messed up things their going to put that poor girl if the father wins.
@BrightElk4 ай бұрын
This story actually changed the way I see IVF and I will never recommend it ever again when it’s the man who is infertile. Even if both parents want the child initially the second the marriage falls apart the father will see the child as not biologically his and disconnect. The mother puts the work into carrying the child so maybe she is safe or maybe she is not idk but I am now horrifically skeptical.
@gwenrichard75074 ай бұрын
(Story 1) Go for a low amount of child support at least. It does 3 things. One, it sends the message that this WAS his idea and even the courts recognize it. Two, if he doesn't pay or gets you fired, you can increase this amount. Three, if he moves on and tries to get another girl knocked up its more likely she will rethink it when she sees his bitterness about something so small. (Story 2) Go public to all his friends and family, tell them to talk to your mom about this. If your mom truly has changed, she will confirm what you say. And if she does and he still wants to get in contact, meet him in the parking lot of your therapists office before a visit with lunch. Don't tell him where he is and when its time tell him your going to talk to your therapist. Just talk for 30 minutes and say you'll continue this conversation after your visit. If he comes, great. If he waits, good. If he leaves, then he left, not you.
@jordanwardle114 ай бұрын
1. That still gives him and the mil access to the child and harm her through a proxy 2. No one will believe her because they have always seen him as the perfect father and people don't like reality. Plus, therapy with an abuser is the worst thing you can do. As for the mum, if she isn't kicking the father out when op comes, then she isn't going to back her up especially since she isn't divorcing him
@Null-iu7db4 ай бұрын
He only misses her cause he has no one else to verably abuse.
@FlipTheBard4 ай бұрын
When he can't dish out unto others he can only hold on to his own misery and he feels bad.And he doesn't want to feel bad, much less with himself. Yeah, he wants a punching bag to take his abuse so he can feel like he same a minimal amount of power(whne he has none) and that someone else has a more miserable life than he does.
@wanderlust32924 ай бұрын
Story 2: such a person should never have become a parent in the first place. He’s a pos “father”
@ibnkhaldoun43194 ай бұрын
i identify with story 2 so much. my father was similar in ways & doesn't own up to the damage he caused.
@NotAnIlluminatiSpy3 ай бұрын
"I've come out as bi. Yay. D" cracked me up more than it should have.
@sarahaustin54624 ай бұрын
Pretty sure thoes videos will cement custody for her
@FlamesAndShadows4 ай бұрын
I feel like in situations like in the first story, it could be smart to make all 3 sign a contract. With at least 1 copy somewhere husband could never reach to destroy. He don't get to pick the least expensive option and then let everyone abuse and spread rumors how his wife is a whore, and further choose to gaslight and antagonize her into learning to live with it
@eaglewarrior79794 ай бұрын
Okay can someone explain how infertility is shameful it’s not your fault and it’s not like you chose to be infertile.
@flainfan4 ай бұрын
Some people just have ridiculous beliefs.
@thousandyardgavri27854 ай бұрын
He was raised by that mother so I would expect him to be ashamed
@shadowedpokefan3314 ай бұрын
Infertility is never shameful but religion and common society think it is and the in laws seem to be religious since they don't believe in adoption
@Black-Rose123 ай бұрын
S1: Atleast OOP will have the disturbing videos as prof to get full-custody or primary custody and child support seeing the husband doesn't even want the daughters
@kennycai86955 күн бұрын
Story 1: My gosh, that level of betrayal by OP's ex-husband. I agree with the commenter that OP was a fool to not sue for child maintenance. He tried to hurt you by destroying your valuables, so I feel it's only right he face the consequences of his actions, even if he was influenced into it by the ex-MIL. The only way to make such people feel the sting is hit them where it hurts, and for most people, it's their finances. Not to mention the reason he betrayed OP and threw her under the bus was only cause of pride; he did not want to admit he was infertile, so he shifted blame to OP like the coward that he is, knowing very well his family's reaction. OP, just see the child maintenance fee as your ex paying you a fine, since that level of betrayal, I find it very hard to condone. Not taking more action beyond a divorce is equating to letting him walk away scot-free for such a betrayal. Normally, I am in favor of forgiveness, but in this case, no. Since it was cause of pride that made him betray you, nothing hurts it more than feeling powerless against the law, so do it.
@yol_n4 ай бұрын
"Spineless" lol
@albertgongora69443 ай бұрын
You know what I don't get about the original poster situation why the hell did she marry a man who is a spineless coward willing to let his whole entire family gang up on her in the first place like what do you find so attractive about that dumpster fire of a situation like is it just like some people have this mindset that they can change that person to become better just for it to go to hell and then finally realize this is why they need to leave when I'm like dude that should have been the first few cues for you to leave a long time ago the very moment you saw that you were getting stepped all over not just by your in-laws but literally your husband himself like I can't believe that this crap happens with people like I don't understand why they blind themselves with somebody so terrible
@shawnbrooks52934 ай бұрын
Maybe I'm missing something, but why is the MIL so mad about the baby? Doesn't make sense to me.
@NerdInTheLibrary4 ай бұрын
Second story reminds me of my family dynamic
@letsgame97404 ай бұрын
5:46 Save this, it will show he is a Bad dad
@gumballwatterson1324 ай бұрын
Great Video!
@shinobiuzui34904 ай бұрын
I heard this story yesterday? I couldve sworn it was on this page too but im scrolling back and I cant find it. Is this a repost or am i tripping?
@Extremelybraindeadhumanbeing4 ай бұрын
You found it on another channel
@ephemeral25524 ай бұрын
2nd story: she came out as bisexual while being married???
@user-ve4hy3dg5j4 ай бұрын
This poster has no concept of money. Do you know how much “hundreds of thousands of dollars of electronics, furniture, and paintings” really is? Furthermore she stated that people have “lost hundreds of thousands of dollars on IVF”. The IVF costs like $10,000. So if you have tried IVF 10 times and failed, then you could have lost $100,000 on IVF. These massive exaggerations make me feel like something is wrong with the poster.
@BrightElk4 ай бұрын
If became hundreds of thousands for my sister when you take into account all the medical complications and miscarriages and ER visits.
@isrln4 ай бұрын
So the fil was "asked to leave" yet she "hung up on him"? Way to go, fake ass story
@jordanwardle114 ай бұрын
Parents called op. Fil and op spoke on parents phone
@isrln4 ай бұрын
@@jordanwardle11 is that why her dad Said fil had "outstayed his welcome"?
@isrln4 ай бұрын
@jordanwardle11 "fil showed up on my parents' doorstep"
@sevonsk10244 ай бұрын
Me when i don't listen
@jordanwardle114 ай бұрын
@@isrln fil comes to parents house. parents call op, op and fil talk. op hangs up on fil. parents tell fil to leave.
@AlyaGR4 ай бұрын
HELLOOOOO❤
@polarbear7154 ай бұрын
telltales love ur stories and i was an og but in ur banner what happened to "telling one story at a time" or something along those lines and now its "telling the best stories". Like i know its not that deep and whatever but other was better imo. Anyways great job on the videos!