Excluding a father from his son's birth may be unusual, but it is the woman's choice. It's totally normal in such a circumstance for the father to have some negative feelings about it, as it is literally depriving him of a lifelong shared memory that he would cherish. To have such obvious, blatant disdain for his misery after such a choice is just mean. There is a way to go about things, and this is not it. A man took to the r/AITA sub after his pregnant wife scolded him heavily, telling him to…

Supporting your wife through childbirth should trump a bro trip any day

#HotTake—female friendships are more wholesome than any romantic couple.

Boundaries people, boundaries

It's the wife's call at the end of the day

Another hellish mother-in-law creating unnecessary drama

No audience necessary

A little research could really do this woman well

She literally went 9 months, didn't show, and then woke up one day, went to the bathroom and then *POP* a baby came out.

He literally had one job

Contracts people, they're crucial

A rollercoaster of emotions

Not exactly how labor is supposed to go

It's a nope from us

The stress of birth is too much for some

It's a beautiful experience. Ahem.