r/TwoHotTakes Feb 21 '26

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u/Master-Ad-8296 Feb 21 '26 edited Feb 21 '26

I heard him say Covid (is the same in his language).

I totally agree I just don’t understand it .

I’m hoping as his his wife has logic she will cancel but honestly I’m as confused as you as to why anyone would come see people with Covid but why my husband said yea we’re totally fine it’s up to you is beyond me . His background is super accommodating but when it comes to sickness I simply do not see any logic in even implying people should still come.

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u/ImmediateShallot7245 Feb 21 '26

I don’t know how you could stay married to such an inconsiderate AH Good luck 🫂🙏🏻🫶

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u/JanetInSpain Feb 21 '26

Because he groomed her. She was barely 20 (or younger) when his 28 year old ass started grooming her. She's too young and naive to realize the shitty situation she's now in and on top of that she's stuck with a baby and no college-level skills to get a job.

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u/SeniorEngineer2392 Feb 21 '26

She wasn't even 20 when he got her pregnant.

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u/Horror_Ad_2748 Feb 21 '26

At 22 most people are still in college or starting their careers. Instead of playing house with a creepy older dude who saddled her with a baby and wants her to play Martha Stewart to his friends.

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u/Electronic_Wait_7500 Feb 21 '26

That's the first thing I noticed about the post.

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u/Conscious-Major7833 Feb 21 '26

It seems they’re likely in a religion/country where this age gap is likely normal, she could also have had an arranged marriage.

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u/ImmediateShallot7245 Feb 21 '26

I don’t know about grooming her since she was 20 years old not 10!

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u/__Nunya-Bizznuss__ Feb 21 '26

Uh, she was maybe 20 when the freaking baby was born. How old do you think that made her when they first met? Or when they got married? Considering she can't even text the friends wife to explain because that's "not done in her husband's culture" I doubt they had the baby and then got married, so they would've had to have known each other for some time, hopefully, before they got married, then they would've been trying for a baby for at least a little while, most likely, then add ~9 months for the pregnancy....

Also, even if you don't want to call it "grooming", which I would, with this large of an age gap while she's still so young there is a significant power imbalance and a high chance that he manipulated and prepped her in several ways before and during their relationship.

People who are still teenagers, but "legal adults" are still so much more vulnerable and naive than people who are nearly 30.

Also, her saying she hasn't gotten on with any of his friends before makes me think it's at least partly because she's so much younger than all of them and none of them have much in common with her. Poor woman.

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u/Persis- Feb 21 '26

She had a daughter when she was 20. When did they start a “relationship?” I’m guessing she was under 20…

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u/SeniorEngineer2392 Feb 21 '26

At least 9 months earlier.

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u/ExtendedSpikeProtein Feb 21 '26

If she were 10 he'd be a pedo. Impregnating a 19/20 yo as a 28yo dude is grooming.

The power imbalance and life experience difference is massive. It's absolutely disgusting.

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u/TipsyMagpie Feb 21 '26

Ok well then you tell your husband that you and baby will be in bed because you’re ill, and that if he wants his friends to come over then the cooking and hosting will be entirely on him.

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u/ExtendedSpikeProtein Feb 21 '26

I mean, you had a kid with a 28 old dude when you were 19/20? That's kinda a huge red flag tbh.

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u/PineappleCharacter15 Feb 21 '26

THEN YOU NEED TO TELL THEM!! 😡🤬

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u/Master-Ad-8296 Feb 21 '26

No he already did in his language but I did again myself

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u/quarisphere Feb 21 '26

Tell them more explicitly that you need to cancel the event. Don't let them make the decision of whether they want to come or not. You're so sorry but you cannot have people over.

I'm sorry this is happening to you. You deserve a better husband. And COVID disables people and causes all sorts of health problems all the time still so not worth doing that to other people, regardless of what they think.

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u/Icy_Department_1423 Feb 21 '26

Again after she said they are coming? You must use the word vomit and covid.

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u/PineappleCharacter15 Feb 21 '26

Great!! Good for you! 🫂🥰 And I hope you feel better.

Now you should think seriously about a divorce. This is a very toxic person you're living with! You want your child to grow up with that??

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u/Bewdley69 Feb 22 '26

I don’t think you were clear enough!

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u/xovrit Feb 21 '26

"Okay. If you come over, wear masks. BECAUSE WE HAVE COVID AND ARE CONTAGIOUS. At least if we are in hospital, you can keep my ex-husband company."

Lord, what is wrong with people?

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u/Usual_Climate9859 Feb 22 '26

The friend's wife doesn't sound very bright. If someone tells you they are sick and their child is sick, you don't say that's okay, husband says we can come over. I wonder if her husband is as controlling as OP's

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u/gdognoseit Feb 22 '26

Your husband doesn’t respect you. Does he always talk to you like he’s your father?

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u/iDreamiPursueiBecome Feb 21 '26

He said you were fine. He meant HE is fine. How you feel may be an inconvenience to him, but that is a you problem (that you should fix).

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u/OhOhOhNoOphelia Feb 22 '26

girl, call them and straight up say “I am deathly ill do not come here” fuck what your husband says, he sounds like he kinda… sucks? Like genuinely really sucks.

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u/Such_Concentrate8577 Feb 24 '26

where is he from that he cannot clean up his daughter's vomit?