Who's Wrong in This Situation?

[@adeckard7517]

I'm 37 weeks pregnant and have worked full time (sometimes overtime) my entire pregnancy, and have done online classes while still doing chores around the house. I understand that every pregnancy is different, but outside of having to be on bedrest or something similar, being pregnant does not give you the excuse to do absolutely nothing and be lazy. She should still contribute. Don't get me wrong, I know you do need to rest more while pregnant and it's definitely okay to lean a little bit, but being entitled and expecting to not have to do anything is different.

[@jaecityzen3415]

Good luck on your pregnancy!!

[@snigdhakhadka5867]

Yeah and doing lighter chores, easy exercises is better for the pregnancy.

[@lunarialoonatic]

My mom took up yoga and took walks everyday. It’s definitely good to move around a bit!! Hope all goes well

[@shashameowgaming8664]

One of my teachers was on her third trimester when teaching us back in high school. She never sat down, never complained, and strictly taught us. The same teacher, on her previous pregnancy, even had to invigilate for an exam. Her water broke during that exam and she refused to leave until the papers were collected. I have great respect for her

[@mynametwi7397]

@@shashameowgaming8664 wow that teacher was tough dude-

[@abbywilliams7063]

I feel so awful for the first guy. I hope his wife isn't this manipulate and rude naturally. If this is just the hormones, which is definitely a possibility, she really should be doing something to balance herself out emotionally. The MLA needs to get her crap together and stay out of her daughter's relationship. Seriously not cool

[@Theawesomeninja_XD]

I can't stand when people act entitled like the first one. She wasn't sick, the pregnancy was going well, and she has the nerve to say her husband is selfish even though he's doing everything for her. He didn't even want her to do everything; he said 80/20. As for the second story, even if she didn't know their situation, she shouldn't have said what she did.

[@embersnowy3277]

Ngl I thought when you said "people act entitled" you meant the husband

[@Theawesomeninja_XD]

@@embersnowy3277 oh sorry about that

[@thelovelyone2828]

Yeah. Her husband works so hard, does most, if not all the chores and takes care of her and he just wanted to get a good night's sleep, and she throws a tantrum at 2 in the morning because he was too tired to drive to the grocery store for fruit snacks. She's so inconsiderate and entitled

[@lynxii3234]

ESPECIALLY if she didnt know the situation! the nerve she had to talk in the first place gets to me

[@itscarolinedammit754]

For the first story, I don't think the husband was wrong at all. I think he was fully entitled to that outburst, tone and all. It is very difficult not to get a tone with someone, and the more you try to hold it in, the more it will just become overpowering. The wife needed that reality check, not just talking stuff out.

[@rosepetunia1829]

Mhm. And how was he the selfish one if he was doing all the hard work and she did nothing?

[@deixhan2327]

@@rosepetunia1829 She was even manipulating him because he cares for the safety of her and the baby! She didn't even help even the slightest and yet has the nerve to call HIM the one who's selfish!

[@hqniz]

The first story I think the guy is definitely not wrong.. just because you are pregnant doesn't mean you can be mean and use it as an excuse.. like- you don't have to do 100% of the work. Just maybe do like the little and very simple chores such as washing the dishes and doing the laundry.In my opinion she's a bit rude. The guy obviously loves his wife and baby so why the heck would you treat him like that?? I feel bad for they guy. Also, I hope the baby is okay :)

[@xXGestoerTXx]

I don't want to defend her but as a mother of two kids i can only say that every pregnancy is different.... It is not just different for every soon to be mother but really every pregnancy. Sometimes it's not just your body who doesn't want to work like you want but also your mind can be in a pretty mess too and even if the doctor says everything is ok with your body and that the child ist growing safely but that doesn't mean that you are mentally fine. Ofc she should help him if she can but here we all are not knowing if she can . All we have is his side of the story but like i said only she knows what her pregnancy is like. so i personally will not side with either of them at the end because this isn't a question about being right or wrong🤷

[@robinmichaelrath]

@@xXGestoerTXx so as long as her pregnancy is (assumingly) not perfectly smooth without any trouble, the man has to work himself bald, do all chores and take her abuse on top?

[@xXGestoerTXx]

@@robinmichaelrath i didn't say with any word that abuse is ok! But to be perfectly clear here it needs two people to make a child but only one has to be pregnant and give birth and it isn't in the slightest easy to be pregnant and giving birth. So if both parents are together then ofc the man should help his wife !! And like i said in my previous comment i will not side with either of them. She should help as best as she can but only as long as she can ! We all know just his view and maybe not even all of that. We don't know how their lives and relationship really is like. Judging others is always easy....

[@xXGestoerTXx]

@@robinmichaelrath my comment was about helping do the chores etc and not about how she spoke to him like that.

[@robinmichaelrath]

@@xXGestoerTXx and waking him up at 2am demanding food from the store? She is clearly in the wrong and abusing her pregnancy status to demand exorbitant stuff, if we assume the facts are correct

[@menace6181]

First Story: While pregnancy causes mood swings and shit, the fact that she shamed her husband the one time he didn't get on his knees and kiss her princess-pampered feet is ENTIRELY not okay. The audacity is unbelievable. Second Story: it's disgusting that some random woman thinks it's okay to make that kind of comment to a childs father. Just because YOU married an unreliable man-child doesn't make any other fathers less capable.

[@lambgaming1347]

yeah!

[@nuttmare9438]

I have to agree with the dad on this one. She had no place passing judgment and comments. She was only aggravating the situation. Should have mind her own business. I'd have probably snapped too and if had not, would have resented not telling her where to go The woman in the first story doesn't deserve him and is a pathetic excuse of a human being should there ever be one

[@monotoneroses]

The wife was clearly wrong in the first story since her pregnancy was going well and there was no reason for her to be just resting all day. Some people even teach while they’re pregnant, and that takes so much energy, while she can’t even do one or two chores at home… and then saying that her husband is a bad husband when he does everything to help her and the child.

[@yungbratthekilla3864]

Every pregnancy is different plus you should have full bed rest for the first 3 months then she should do some house work coz the first 3 months are delicate they are both in the wrong he shouldn’t of yelled at a pregnant woman that will also stress her out

[@deixhan2327]

@@yungbratthekilla3864 Yes, but it's been 6 months since then, so she should've at least considered trying. I feel bad for the husband.

[@aelinrosashry6228]

For the first story... I had a teacher who was a health enthusiast, always excersising and stuff, she got pregnant and went about her usual schedule and had a miscarriage, this happened to her twice, eventually she was told she couldn't do any actual work for at least the first 6 months because she had a very delicate womb and had pregnancy complications easily, however my grandmother always advised us that women should be extremely careful within the first 3 months, if past that you don't have any complications then you go about your day normally. So yeah the wife had 6 months of complete relaxation, there was no need for her to blackmail and guilt trip her husband and using their baby as a shield, thats just not ok

[@yungbratthekilla3864]

Im with you he should of let her rest for the first 3months and then tell her to help out if she said no I would leave her probably get a divorce coz ion want a lazy wife who won’t help and she probably won’t help he’s in the wrong but so is her but Ellen shouldn’t react to this coz she doesn’t understand what’s it like to be pregnant and she’s saying she’s at the wrong but won’t fault him coz she doesn’t know any better

[@tvee444]

@@yungbratthekilla3864 i think no one is really in the wrong here. The husband deffo isn't wrong, cuz ofc having all responsibilities of the house only on one person is insane. He has to handle the finance and the regular household chores. Only one of them is itself incredibly draining, i can't even imagine juggling those two together. The wife we can't comment much on, cuz we don't know if that's just her personality or is it the mood swings. Plus that every body is diff. I really think they should hire house help tho.

[@annabeljames9759]

@@yungbratthekilla3864 Getting a divorce is overkill in this situation. Being pregnant is not easy. Sure, she can do a little bit of work, but you have to make sure that she is healthy. I was extremely tired first pregnancy. I needed to sleep a lot. Not being lazy, I was pregnant. That was in the first three months. Then after that, I felt better.

[@faez222]

4:12 my parents are divorced and I would hate it if I was at the store with my dad and some lady did that or something like that because my dad is an amazing dad and people can’t just assume that just because he’s a man he is not as good as a woman at being a parent. I swear people need to realize a lot of dads including my dad work hard to provide me a meal every night when I’m at his house and he always makes the best food from scratch. I swear I would really want to scream at someone for doing that

[@ASHEXXED]

The woman in the first story honestly sounds so much like she’s manipulating him. She seems like she’s *trying* to make her husband feel bad just so she doesn’t have to do anything while she’s pregnant. Obviously you shouldn’t push yourself while pregnant, but you should have the common sense to know that doing at least a little bit of work won’t harm you or your baby? Even if it was your first time getting pregnant you should know stuff like that through research and hearing from others, instead of just going through the whole pregnancy blind on what not to do. If I were the husband I would get a divorce and only stay in contact to help with the kid, because I wouldn’t be doing all that🧍🏽

[@deixhan2327]

Yeah, she was manipulating him by using his care for her and the baby's health. Like, I have even heard a lot of women say that being quite active during pregnancy is alright, as long as you don't strain yourself. She was being selfish by lazing around, using her baby and her pregnancy as an excuse to not help her husband who's been doing everything continously by himself.

[@Abyssal2808]

The wife and MIL in the first story are the ones who are wrong! She should do chores! Heck, my mom shoveled snow and the driveway when she was pregnant with me without being asked! And how she's acting like she's gonna get stressed and hurt the baby when she wasn't even doing any chores while he was doing everything is PATHETIC.

[@Theawesomeninja_XD]

ikr

[@kaileychambers6969]

I agree. My mom cleans for a living, and she works really hard. She kept working the whole time she was pregnant with my younger sibling. A little bit of chores wouldn't hurt her.

[@lunarialoonatic]

Yep! My mom worked and did chores. Of course, my dad tried to help and brought her every craving she had… but my mom refused to be handicapped

[@rashidaabdurahman6992]

We can't blame the mil though. She don't know what really happened and only heard her daughter's side of the story. She might have exaggerated the story to her mother to make him look bad.

[@Theawesomeninja_XD]

@@rashidaabdurahman6992 true

[@Nothingtoseeasmyname]

I feel bad for both father's in these stories

[@umalazoff5905]

I don’t have kids nor am I married so I’m going to put my personal morals on what I’d do/what I think of the situations 1. The father of the baby was 100% right. Unless the mother was on bed rest because of a tough pregnancy/was in the last month of the pregnancy (she had almost 4 months left) , or she was constantly sick and dealing with pain (not as far as we can tell), she should have helped at least 75/25 (father of the baby helped with chores 75% of the time while the mom did 25%, should be more evenly split at 24 weeks). The mom trying to force her husband to go to the store half asleep would be just plain wrong. If she had mood swings throughout the pregnancy then I’d sort of understand but she should have apologized after the fight. The husband was stressed from work and taking care of the house 24/7. 2. Honestly my opinion is biased. I understand the woman was well-intentioned by suggesting what might’ve been wrong, but she had no right to flat out say that the baby should have been with his mother instead. She was awful for not taking responsibility and backing off after the father said the baby’s mother died. The father was 100% right but I also understand both sides

[@veenieeenie]

When my mother was pregnant w/ my sister she did a lot of things (even when she had a big belly) I saw pregnant woman doing a lot more things than doing chores, shes wrong, being lazy also affects the baby

[@onlyme973]

Love these stories!

[@piegirl8263]

Single parents have it rough, man

[@lizg.m8231]

1st story husband was in the right, washing dishes, cleaning ,cooking, it's not putting her baby @ risk, Unless she's a high risk pregnancy then she can't really do much but she's just lazy got used to her husband doing Everything and that not fair. She could @ least ask id he couldn't do it then in the morning or before he got back from work also his mother in law sayingthat like really? 🤦🏻‍♀️ #2 As a parent I HATE when people are NOSY and say things without knowing what's going on but like to say things because they can, guy was right .. back off lady doesn't even know what's going on then he tells her off gets offended her fault.

[@thesafeshowthathyunjinforg2905]

My sister was pregnant and waiting for her due date its by the end of this month but she still so productive and even drive by herself whenever she wants to go. My brother in laws got worries about her sometimes since she seems so rugged and energetic.

[@drunkenseulgi474]

Dude one of my teachers taught my insane class for the whole first semester of school while she was pregnant. I'm pretty sure the stress we (when I say that I really mean the rest of the class lol) gave her was much worse than doing chores. She had her baby on Christmas 😁

[@lsdunes_asf]

I am not pregnant nor have I ever been pregnant so I don't have a place to speak. But I will anyway. I don't think she had the right to tell her husband those things, because by the looks of it she has not done anything for the household and all the husband wants is a little help. I understand that being pregnant is hard but she has not been doing anything and this poor dude is overworked. I'm on the husbands side 🤔

[@Andrea22286]

first 2 stories: boy is he/they are in for hell. he/they married an emotional manipulator. Easy pregnancy? no chores? she's just lazy and entitled. I was in hospital most of my pregnancy but when i was out, i still did chores and went shopping while heavily pregnant! I can't stand women like that! Kyutie, you're right; they give pregnant women a bad name...and they will be worse when they actually have to care for the child!

[@Yukki._.]

For the first one- honestly that woman is being a baby and is acting like a child. when I was younger and my mother was pregnant she didn’t stop working and wasn’t even allowed to take a leave off work because my father never did anything. So my mom was working and still doing all the chores

[@Nick-ol7sm]

That first guy needs to divorce. Someone like her doesn't deserve to be pampered everyday like that just to have an attitude about fruit snacks. Pregnant or not pregnant.

[@sunnieray4571]

Her outfit today is so cute 💜😍 *luv you* 😚✌💜

[@suzi_mai]

Hi! Luv you too!💜💕🐳👭🐙💕💜

[@rhiko999]

can i just say….you are gorgeous❤️

[@omarelmasri9939]

When my mom was 8 MONTHS pregnant with my sister, she would get yelled at by my dad cause she would always carry heavy books and things around the house, she would never care… my sister turned out completely fine

[@dinosflower]

here early! thanks for all the videos, ellen. I need to watch your videos and hear your voice daily to unwind and relax. You mean a lot to me. Hope you have a great week!❣

[@avastars3393]

Ellen you are so sweet and kind ever since I started watching you 4 years ago you have been a role model to me . I just wanted to say that thank you for being a angel . Also I wanted to ask you a question? Would you rather have a thousand puppies to play with or a thousand pizzas to eat . I know you love both

[@amaliaamalia6974]

Puppies

[@meiuzumaki7440]

I don’t think either of these guys were wrong. For the first one the girl was being very selfish. Doing a little bit of chores is not that stressful at all, specially if you don’t work; and you can still work if you are just 1-3 months pregnant. You don’t need to be resting the whole 9 months. And I agree with Kyutie FOOD CRAVINGS CAN WAIT! her husband rest was much more important than her cravings! Specially since he was the one supporting them in every way atm. And for the second one, people just need to mind their own business. If nobody asked you for help, don’t help. (I hate when people are annoying and meddling and the excuse themselves saying “I was just trying to help” or “I was just trying to be nice”. If nobody asked for your opinion or your help then you need mind your own d*mn business.) and the people who say “sorry, I didn’t know, if I’d known I wouldn’t have said it!” It’s because you didn’t know sh*t that you should’ve kept your mouth shut!. Sorry this is super long I needed to let out my thoughts somewhere 😂

[@randompersonprobably4688]

your videos make me smile! have a lovely day and I hope that both sides of your pillow are cold :)

[@kimberleyjanemcnab5343]

I worked full time until a week before I had my twins. Yes they were premature but that was due to their size not the fact that I was working. Born 8 weeks early they were 7pounds 4 ounces and 7 pounds 8 ounces, normal full term baby weight for a single birth!

[@senoir.]

Last year my teacher still went to school every single day while she was pregnant, until she was around 7 months. Walking everywhere, teaching the entire day through, still showing up to supervise sporting events and invigilate the exams ...surely chores aren't that bad

[@Name-co5qi]

First story: There's this one woman who did taekwondo while pregnant, so a couple of house chores is hardly a problem. Second story: Firstly, that lady should've minded her own business. Secondly, not all fathers are incapable of raising children. That guy was right for snapping at her

[@laurenbonner2393]

To the lady in the second story, if you don't know the full story, how about you mind your own fucking business and not judge people when you don't know jack shit?

[@mofisco]

Ily sm literally when I feel depressed I just watch your vids and it makes me feel better no joke ❤️

[@babybutterflyzz]

Ok, we’ll in the first story her parents were obviously treating her like royalty so that she could have that entitled personality if the mother in law had the AUDACITY to call him and say he was a terrible husband and hurting the baby. And Kyutie is right, she IS making other pregnant women look bad because she’s making them look like they laze around all day when the reality is they don’t.

[@js8303]

Yayy more am I wrong stories!!!

[@avastars3393]

Hey kyutie can u play a mobile game I wanna suggest? Its called ice scream. Its a mobile game. Also I just wanted to tell you that you are so sweet and kind I bless your heart and hope you have a great day 💛

[@darkbladetri]

Sounds like the pregnant wife was being entitled

[@CarlosArturoVelarde]

I have a friend who taught pole until a week before delivery. From what I understand, physical activity will help delivery be easier.

[@Nates_anime_artwork_yt76]

Great way to end off my day with a great kyutie video!

[@the_epiclore_]

Kyutie you may not see this , but #Kyutiefam loves you , I watch you everyday , you brighten up my day 👑

[@HorchataMochis]

Making my day with your videos

[@ashpash13]

These stories are amazing!

[@rashidaabdurahman6992]

In the first story, the man is 100% right. She could've helped in chores a little (like laundry or random small chores in the house). Or atleast she could've got up in the morning, made breakfast for him and kept his clothes ready as a thank you for taking caring of her (atleast he would be happy that she appreciate his hardwork). Doing nothing and being rude about it is so bad. Being pregnant doesn't give you the right to be rude. I don't blame the mother-in-law though, because she heard only her daughter's side of the story and of course she will be saying to her mother that her husband is making her do chores and her life miserable. As a mother, she would be protective of her daughter too. The pregnant lady is rude and lazy here. The man is too good for her.

[@gachadog2460]

In the first story if this is her first pregnancy it is understandable the cravings our and hormones do cause more anger and sadining but she can do some chores

[@Julie-jl2kk]

Ugh the lady at the grocery store was so effing annoying

[@happyeaster15]

OMG IVE NEVER BEEN SO EARLY THIS WAS POSTED 5 MINUTES AGO AHHHHHH LOVE YOU KYUTIE

[@strawberrycowxo]

My teacher is due in April and she's teaching up until Feb or March. She's a math teacher. The wife in the first story has no excuse. Making the husband so all the work. She's not bed ridden she can also chip in around here and there. Stressing him out and making him feel bad is selfish I hope she's a better mother than she is wife

[@Julie-jl2kk]

I hope the first guy and his wife sees this!

[@elenadawson5791]

Story two: This serves as a lesson to mind your own business

[@brookemackenhausen5955]

Her posts make my day

[@ningen6392]

This basically makes me not want to get married or have children 😂 I honestly feel bad for both of the OPs tho

[@o.m9514]

I don't know why I don't feel any sympathy for the guy. I mean, he is experience a tiny part of woman's lives and he is LOSING IT, and even more so like a privilege. You know that he could opt out of that life anytime he wants but we all know a woman doesn't have that "privilege".

[@rosygirl3661]

You never fail to entertain us Kyutie. ( ' ^ ' )

[@gwendolynsnyder463]

Ok, this is one of the reasons I'm not gonna birthe myself. I might adopt later in life, when I have my mental health and financial situation under control, but I'm not gonna birthe.

[@kristacarr9246]

As somebody who has been pregnant before it is not that bad to do chores and work as well because exercise is still necessary lol

[@lianoid918]

Simply out of curiosity: where does she get these stories? They're always so interesting and she shares her thoughts with such class.

[@candiemerlinswizone3444]

Probably reddit or something

[@lianoid918]

@@strfe4681 Ah, thank you!

[@arleneclark6369]

The lady in the store should have minded her own business whether she knows about the wife or not doesn't matter, she was rude and intrusive.

[@leaflet1686]

Babys cry. Deal with it!

[@booklover1298]

In the first story, the wife is entitled, mean, manipulative and lazy. She should've been doing some chores around the house even if it was light/simple chores such as washing the dishes, doing laundry, etc. The mother-in-law (MIL) is also in the wrong. She shouldn't have called the guy an a**hole. He wasn't at all being an a**hole. She was manipulating him by using him caring about the baby to make him do everything. In the 2nd story, the woman shouldn't have said anything to the person with the baby.

[@al3xander.the.gr3at]

LETS GOO IF WAS POSTED ON MY BURTHDAY :D

[@darkshadow2502]

what does the first woman think happens to women who are pregnant work full time have kids already etc

[@cheverse6299]

Oh I thought the second story, that was a mom😭

[@veenieeenie]

Both people were right. Wth with the second lady 😑

[@ATM2306]

Hello, love your videos, Kyutie :)

[@obsessedwithbluefood3502]

For the 1st one, I’m 50/50. My mom was pregnant with her 5 child, and yes she did a couple of chores, because my dad was at work. I helped her out of course, as the oldest child it was my job. But how much could the wife in the story do? She was six months along and usually the stomach would be pretty big. How can she do much? Yes sheshe should’ve done at least a couple chores but that far along how could she bend down? how could she barely walk even if her pregnancy was going well yes I understand her husband was burnt out and yes she could’ve done a couple things but I don’t really know how much she can possibly do when she’s that far along. Please don’t fight me on this my opinion is my opinion, your opinion is your opinion. Have a good day

[@ilikedarknes3351]

i feel like the fact that the wife called him a bad husband for wanting her to do literally any chores, of course if she was actually trying to do anything and it wasn't easy for her to do it then thats justified but the wife hadn't done any chores in six months. Mans was losing hair because of stress and his wife didn't care and got mad at him, that's not right. I'm not trying to fight you or anything thats just my perspective on the situation :)

[@melanielatte6639]

hi

[@obsessedwithbluefood3502]

@@ilikedarknes3351 true, bad husband wasn’t the title he deserved because he was doing all the chores. I totally agree with you, but like I said I’m 50/50. This story (sorry I don’t know what to call it) will keep me up at night lol

[@obsessedwithbluefood3502]

@@melanielatte6639 thanks, I’ll change it :)

[@lunarialoonatic]

Well she could at least help out a little. You don’t have to do heavy lifting to help out. My mom would dust and cook while my dad would vaccine and mop the house (my mom was a neat freak). The work was divided. My mom never made him do everything. And she definitely never woke him up early in the morning to get her food??

[@royajay8335]

Why is the woman putting her 2 cents into others business

[@rosepetunia1829]

In the first story, how is the husband the selfish one? He is literally doing all the hard work so his wife doesn’t have to! And all she is doing is eating and sleeping. And then when he asks if she can help she flips out and calls HIM selfish?! Smh. He is not selfish at all. She should help out and how can doing chores while being pregnant hurt your baby?! For the last story, I hate people like this. Men can take good care of their own children too. And that women should have just minded her own business instead of following him around saying stuff like “Maybe someone should have stayed at home with mommy” so no I don’t think that guy overreacted. I’d be pretty pissed too.

[@Oink289]

Never been pregnant but I know my mom still cooked and cleaned while she was pregnant

[@anangel705]

I read the thumbnail & thought the guy was a jerk. Now I am listening to the story & the wife relaxing all the time while he does everything and begging him at 2AM for fruit snacks & calling him selfish bc he needs rest. I have never been pregnant but come on lady! Can't u try to sleep & wait until morning at least? Like u said everyone has a limit. The second guy... He is so not wrong either. Again,he can only do so much. I may be slightly biased-angry ( personal anger ) My mom passed on when I was a year & 2 months old. I can't imagine my dad or the man in the story needing to put up with crap like that.

[@lynxii3234]

okay, that first one- i definitely know that you need to rest while being pregnant, as most people know, but no way does that cut her behaviour towards her husband. If SHE isnt going to work, then it shows she probably isnt capable of taking care of the baby either, especially after doing nothing for a whole 6 months. Again i get that you need to rest but honestly, the way she acted disgusted me, as well as the MIL texting the husband, saying what she did. It scares me to see how some people are.

[@lynxii3234]

@Marshie yea, you have a point

[@mirandakim9521]

Ur eyes are so cute 🥺 u look like this emoji lol

[@sucdiliban6920]

First time am early on your videos, Ellen💜💜💜

[@loveakio8507]

Ahh I used to watch you 😭

[@bystander6599]

Are stores even open at 2am?

[@Nicholaspimpinsohard]

How are you doing Kyutie? How are you feeling? In the first story, the husband is completely in the wrong because he acting like his wife impregnated herself, and plus he would have to cook and clean for himself if he lived alone so I don't see what he is complaining about at all. His wife is carrying around their child in her tummy, she's eating for two, everything is fixing to change for him. In sentence two, the husband could've easily went to the store for his wife to solve her pregnancy cravings. He is going to be even more stressed out when their kid comes out then because children are filled with so much energy.

[@Nothingtoseeasmyname]

I don't see how he was completely in the wrong but you have some points. Also he couldn't easily go since he was tired and exhausted and they were some little snacks but maybe he could reconsider bif there wasn't any actual food and she really needed it. He was doing full time and doing all the chores so he was stressed. But the wife was very pregnant since it was six months but she couldve tried. Also how are you even though you didnt ask me to say? :))

[@Nothingtoseeasmyname]

He also had empathy and sympathy but he was loosing it at that point so he wasn't acting like she impregnated herself.

[@Nicholaspimpinsohard]

I am doing just fine thank you for asking!! If my pregnant wife needed some snacks in the early morning , then I am going to get those snacks even if I am completely exhausted because she's carrying around my seed in her tummy and that's the best gift of all. I want to keep her happy and make sure that she doesn't stress at all because that could affect the baby so why piss her off over something as simple as fruit snacks.

[@mirandakim9521]

@@Nicholaspimpinsohard you are… so sweet

[@Nicholaspimpinsohard]

Thank you!!

[@samninjamaster7511]

Love your videos!

[@shalpirs4167]

Why is no one talking about the last one

[@Frmintdfr00t]

That woman in the first story is a butthead. That's all I really need to say. However, Someone I know has never really been incredibly strong and she still does her chores, including working a job while 7 months pregnant and she hasn't complained much about it. The baby is perfectly healthy, too. She's gotten many ultrasounds

[@ZombieLeo94]

One word: hormones 🙃

[@the_simran_sahu]

You❤

[@myra8739]

Hi

[@js8303]

You’re first!

[@Nates_anime_artwork_yt76]

What's up

[@myra8739]

Omg

[@wafflebean9828]

Hi!

[@ilikedarknes3351]

Hi!

[@michaelkurtz1967]

Pregnant woman are not that delicate. Pregnant woman work daily, cook, clean and take care of large families. She is not mature enough to take care of another human. Babies are lots of work.

[@Lifewleveah]

Hiiii

[@shuushi9252]

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[@shadowboxer1]

Third! Here's your bronze medal! ====> 🥉

[@pawble]

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[@nanaskitchen7189]

Ive never been this early 1 minute in😭❤

[@jasminepuma8975]

ONLY 21 likes in 20 seconds? IT'S BECAUSE SHE'S TOO GOOD, ISN'T IT? that's a bit youtuber-ist. ( *racist but for youtubers* ) Edit: 22 likes counting my beautiful, delightful like

[@anushkakakodkar929]

Hieeee

[@shuushi9252]

hoooowzit? ;]

[@shadowboxer1]

Second! Here's your silver medal! ====> 🥈

[@shuushi9252]

1,519th view!!

[@Your.favvv_brooke]

Woah I think I’m the 2nd comment!

[@samninjamaster7511]

First

[@shadowboxer1]

Ninth.