People remember some men for the good things they did, but others act in such a strange way that it’s hard to say anything good about them. There may be some sense to what they do, but it’s hard to understand most of the time.
– “My husband told me he wanted a son when I had our daughter. After a year, he gave hints that it was time to work on a boy. It didn’t bother me; I just wanted to wait a little longer. My husband kept telling me, “Someone else will do it if you don’t!”
He left us when our daughter was three years old. He had been seeing someone else for two years, and she was going to have a baby soon. He even asked for his share of our cutlery during the long divorce. Finally, after a long time, he had an heir. Two years later, he had another one. It’s been 11 years.
Not long ago, the mother of my ex-boyfriend called me and asked to meet up. Even though I didn’t want to, I said yes. The ex-husband is in fact filing for divorce. He didn’t have the kids. His new wife found out about his affair and asked for a divorce.
He told her he would ask for full custody of their sons. The woman then said they weren’t his kids, and a DNA test showed that she was right. His mother asked me to make peace with her son and take him back because we have a daughter together. They are his only child. Of course, I said no.” (KMP/VK)
– “Giving birth to my second child was very hard. In a resuscitation car, my daughter was taken to the city hospital. I was kept in the maternity ward for another day and then was let go. That meant I had to go home by myself. By bus. What about my husband?
“I’m so tired after work,” my husband said. “Take a taxi.” We get along with him now. He takes care of the kids and pays parental leave. We talk about different things every now and then. I never forgot what he did, but I learned from it. I now have a great husband.” By Svetla.DA and Pikabu
– “I was on a bike. I broke my arm in two places when the chain came off. When I called my husband to give him the news, he told me, “You’re such a fool!” What are you going to do to cook, clean, and watch the kid?” We broke up soon after. Why keep living with someone who doesn’t care about you?” Pomore or Pikabu
– “We went on a date when I was in college. There’s nothing wrong with being a model, but he behaved like a “normal” male model. He talked about himself the whole time and kept saying how successful he was because of his “look.” He talked over me, got angry when I told him that DJing isn’t hard, made me pay for my own coffee, and then told me he had a great time and wanted to keep seeing me. There was no second date.” From Light_The_Way on Reddit
– “I called my husband at work to see how things were going. “It’s okay,” he said. Everything is done since an hour ago. We’re playing a game with our coworkers right now. I can’t play at home because my computer broke.
That shocked me! “Okay, I’ll show you what’s what,” I said. “Ian, there are games at home too!” Please come and have fun with a washer or vacuum. You can play with our kids too.” © VK and Mamdarinka
– “Not only did my dad not pay child support, but he also gave me a laptop in 2008 for 1,000 euros. My dad called me again not long ago to see how the laptop was doing. When he found out I had a new one, he yelled that I broke a wonderful, almost eternal device that cost him 1,200 euros (the receipt said 1,000 euros) and told me I had to return the laptop no matter what.
I’m not sure if I should give him back the money or the old laptop, or I should just forget about it. After all, it was a gift, and he never gave me money or paid child support. I feel bad that I took something from him.” Overheard or Idear
– “My husband always talks about how hard his job is. But he just sits there, works for a little while, and then spends most of the time on his phone. Then he acts like he had a hard day when he gets home.
Do the dishes, please. I have to go work hard for 10 hours. Yes, your job is very tough. He also gets paid $21 an hour to do nothing all day.” From Blitzgf4893 on Reddit
– “As I’m on maternity leave, I’m taking care of my newborn for 90% of the time. In the morning, my husband wants me to help him get our toddler ready while he sits on the toilet for 20 minutes and then takes a shower. If my husband started getting ready about 20 minutes earlier, he would also have less trouble. Around 4 or 5 a.m., he wakes up with our newborn and will just sit there and watch movies with him.” From Chickypotpie99 on Reddit
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