So frustrated husband refuses to go in cub scouts trip and I’m pregnant

[Anonymous]

np here. No need for "lazy." No need for "crappy." The guy doesn't want to do this stuff. Mom wants this stuff. Mom doesn't get to decide.

[Anonymous]

OP isn’t pregnant with kid #2. She already has more than one kid.

I’m sorry you’re on your own, OP. It sucks while you’re going through it with young kids, but one day they’ll realize that every great childhood memory involves you and not dad, and they’ll express their gratitude to you for making it all happen.

[Anonymous]

I’m so sorry. I hope he has other redeeming qualities.

[Anonymous]

What a selfish arse.

Sorry, OP. I hope he has redeeming qualities. My husband of 20 years used to be pleasant and helpful for many things, but was always very limited when it came to childcare and petcare. Now he's not helpful at all, for anything. The kids are grown and I'm out.

[Anonymous]

Liking or willing to go camping is not a redeeming quality.

More of you need to become better people with a broader view of what might make a good parent.

[Anonymous]

Place the new baby for adoption and get on with your own life.

[Anonymous]

Her husband is a jerk and OP seems whiny with no backbone. Perfect match.

[Anonymous]

Your DH is the worst. Any decent man would be embarrassed to have his pregnant wife doing this because he's too lazy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Your DH is the worst. Any decent man would be embarrassed to have his pregnant wife doing this because he's too lazy.

This, especially since I got the sense OP is foreign and her husband probably is too. Wants to be the big man of the house, but lets his pregnant wife get dragged around camping... pathetic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Your DH is the worst. Any decent man would be embarrassed to have his pregnant wife doing this because he's too lazy.

This, especially since I got the sense OP is foreign and her husband probably is too. Wants to be the big man of the house, but lets his pregnant wife get dragged around camping... pathetic.

So there’s sock puppeting going on? Only way to assume OP is foreign . . .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Your DH is the worst. Any decent man would be embarrassed to have his pregnant wife doing this because he's too lazy.

This, especially since I got the sense OP is foreign and her husband probably is too. Wants to be the big man of the house, but lets his pregnant wife get dragged around camping... pathetic.

Wait how did you get that!!

[Anonymous]

This is why cub scouts is going out of fashion. Declining membership every year. It is just too much for families and no village.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sounds like you should have skipped this trip and the second child. Guys like your DH are always selfish from the beginning.

I'll say again.. most men shouldn't have children.

Does he do anything around the house? We know he doesn't do any childcare.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Accept, ahead of time, what parents are willing to do -- and only sign-up for activities that match. I wouldn't do this. If it *required* parent participation for camping, I wouldn't be signing my kid up for cub scouts. Same w/crazy travel team schedules or some crazy swim schedule.

So, the kid should miss out on these activities because he has a deadbeat dad? I feel sorry for the the kid.

My DH went with DS on all of the scout camps, even though DH hated them. Part of being a parent is doing stuff you don't like *for your kid*.

Don't have kids if you aren't willing to do stuff you don't like because most of the things you do for them aren't things most parents enjoy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Liking or willing to go camping is not a redeeming quality.

More of you need to become better people with a broader view of what might make a good parent.

so obtuse. I don't think OP likes camping, either, but since their kid is in the Scouts, and they are camping, and I'm sure he wanted to go, the dad should just suck it up. It's not like they go every weekend.