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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Firstly, [b]you've said your Mum, and "several Aunts, female cousins and friends of my mother present" who will help look after the toddler. Is this an all woman wedding?[/b] Are you going to be the only man present? Is your plan to arrive and dump your toddler with a group of woman, some of whom you don't even know all that well? Do these woman know his preferred foods? His allergies? Any medication he requires? Do they know what to do if he gets fussy? It sounds like your plan for this wedding is to bring your child as a toy or accessory and not be a parent. Secondly, you need to take a step back here and look at this situation out of your mothers anus. Both. Of. Your. Parents. Have. Been Verbally. Abusive. To. Your .WIFE. AND YOUR RESPONSE IS TO DEFEND THEM AND TELL HER SHE IS IN THE WRONG. What guarantee do you or your wife have that your parents won't be verbally abusive to your son? Or won't spend the entire time telling his what a 'lazy evil' mother he has? Why on earth should she trust your parents to look after her son? IF you had a history of standing up to your parents to protect your wife and child then yes, you should take your son. But the fact is you don't, and if fact agree with all of them, which means you agree your wife was lazy, could have harm your child and deserves to be shouted at. If you take your son, expect to come home to an empty house. Your wife deserves someone who loves her and puts her and your children first. [/quote] I'm sure there will be[b] just as many men[/b] at the wedding as women. [b]OP clearly sees looking after children as women's work,[/b] which is why he just "supports" his wife with the childcare and why she therefore has no faith in his ability to care for the toddler when she isn't there. His sexism is dripping off his post... and we're only agreeing with the wife because we're women! :roll: [/quote] All of this x 1 million. [/quote]
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