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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I mean really this thread is a cautionary tale against: 1. Marrying man children. 2. Listening to women who mistake being taken advantage of for “strength”. Ladies know your worth and teach your daughters![/quote] OP here. I resent your analysis of the situation. While my husband and I are having differing opinion with night feedings, we are on the same page with many things. My husband and I have been happily married for 3 years and together for 5. He is a great husband and father. I don't understand the point of acting like you know an entire person or their relationship based on one sore spot. [/quote] Great husbands and fathers don’t let their 5 wk postpartum wives go without sleep so they can get in a workout before they telework. [/quote] This!!! Your husband is being a sh@t! He needs to take the 10 pm feeding and a feeding before going to work so you can get at least a 4 hour stretch of sleep each day. He does not get 8 hours to sleep and time to work out when you don’t have any point in the day to get one 4 hour stretch.. All those ppl who say sleep when the baby sleeps during the day - it’s crap if you’re not one of those people that can fall instantly asleep (which OP has said she’s not). As others have said DO NOT have another child with this man. He clearly prioritizes himself (including his work out) over you and your baby. You’re delusional if you think he is a good husband (although being so sleep deprived can make you delusional). You need to have a come to Jesus moment with him now to change his behavior and selfishness now or this is going to continue to be an issue. If he doesn’t, get a night nurse to get you through and then seriously think about divorce once your baby is a little older because your husband is showing you his true colors now.[/quote]
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