Husband Goes Insane When Wife Asks Him To Look After The Kids So She Could Go Out With Friends
Did she do wrong by expecting her husband to watch the kids while she goes out with a friend?
Lakeisha
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Work-life balance is necessary for one to be happy and fulfilled. When this balance doesn't exist, it's easy to feel dissatisfied with life. Vegetable-Release717 on Reddit took to the AITA subreddit to express her dissatisfaction concerning an incident with her husband.
According to the 29-year-old mother of two daughters aged 6 and 3, her husband works from 8 AM to 3:30 PM every week and often goes out with the boys after work, making him return around 5 PM or 6 PM.
On the other hand, Vegetable-Release717's typical day involves her waking up around 6 AM to do laundry, make breakfast, and get her eldest daughter ready for school. She also cleans the house, makes launch and dinner, and does all other chores.
According to her, all her husband does when he returns from work is eat, watch TV, and sleep. Vegetable-Release717 said she hasn't had a full day to herself since the birth of her youngest, so when a friend called her and asked if she would be interested in having lunch, going shopping, and getting a drink or two with her, she was excited.
When she told her husband about it, he seemed ok with the idea, so she assumed he would gladly watch the kids. However, on the outing day, when Vegetable-Release717 was about to leave, her husband stopped her and asked when the babysitter would arrive.
Vegetable-Release717 told him she didn't make arrangements with a sitter and that he would have to watch the kids. Her husband got angry, saying it was wrong for her to go have a good time and leave him to babysit.
He added that she shouldn't go anywhere unless she finds a babysitter. The duo got into a huge fight, and Vegetable-Release717 had to call her sister to watch the kids.
Since the incident, Vegetable-Release717's husband has been giving her the silent treatment. Is Vegetable-Release717 an ahole for expecting her husband to watch their kids while she goes out with her friend?
Here's what the AITA community thinks.
Here's how it began.
u/Vegetable-Release717The husband went insane, but here's how Reddit responded.
u/Vegetable-Release7171. She has a boss, not a husband.
u/Vegetable-Release7172. Looking after your kids isn't babysitting.
u/Vegetable-Release7173. Their marriage is full of red flags.
u/Vegetable-Release7174. She should stop doing chores for a while.
u/Vegetable-Release7175. She needs to become financially independent.
u/Vegetable-Release7176. Her husband isn't acting like a father.
u/Vegetable-Release7177. Watching over his kids shouldn't be a big deal.
u/Vegetable-Release7178. Her husband is childish.
u/Vegetable-Release7179. Watching after the kids is also her husband's job.
u/Vegetable-Release71710. Her husband needs to grow up.
u/Vegetable-Release71711. His kids, his responsibility.
u/Vegetable-Release71712. Her husband seems useless.
u/Vegetable-Release71713. She needs to have a heart-to-heart talk with him.
u/Vegetable-Release71714. She's married to a selfish man.
u/Vegetable-Release71715. She should divorce him ASAP.
u/Vegetable-Release71716. Her husband isn't a responsible adult.
u/Vegetable-Release71717. She's a single parent.
u/Vegetable-Release71718. Getting divorced is the best thing in this situation.
u/Vegetable-Release71719. Her husband has no right to control her.
u/Vegetable-Release71720. If her husband didn't have problems making the babies, he shouldn't complain about caring for them.
u/Vegetable-Release717What Do You Think?
Being a Stay At Home Mom is an exhausting job. Dealing with kids, husbands, and daily household chores is hardly fun.
Just as many people resent spending their entire day at work, housewives can also get tired of spending all day at home.
While a chance to break up the routine by hanging out with a friend, going on a vacation, or doing anything fun, is fantastic, proper arrangements should be made to ensure the home continues running smoothly.
What do you think?