So, he goes back to work and goes back to video games? After just two weeks? The mom clarifies that the video games themselves are not a problem - “I know it’s his stress reliever,” she said - but it’s the fact that he ignores their newborn daughter while he plays. “e started to continuously argue after he started to go back to playing video games.” “He requested two weeks off … and by the end of I wanted him to go back to work,” she continued. Two weeks postpartum is not enough time to heal - or feel any kind of normal - yet her husband had to go back to work already. She is ranting and exhausted, and we are sending her all the love for it. “I have been running on very small times of sleep my body never healed properly from birth as I still get back pains and just my body feeling like it wants to collapse,” she wrote, during which I can only assume she didn’t even pause to take a breath. “But when we have visitors or we are around our closest friends he makes comments like he’s the one who’s been up.” Huh?! So not only does he not help, but also, he brags about how much he’s helping? Sir! At least have the decency to praise your awesome wife for how much she’s doing if you aren’t going to help at all.

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