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…

This is your sign to snap out of it

In desperate need of a holiday

Catch flights not feelings

Ghosting left and right for no reason

Bye forever, babes

Never catch the feels

We catch flights, not feelings

Why is it so hard to just be platonic friends!!!!

Therapists need therapy too

Let's be more real

We know your secrets, boys

Nothing like warm laundry

A relationship should be 50/50