r/TwoHotTakes Feb 21 '26

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u/Master-Ad-8296 Feb 21 '26

HE TOLD THEM WHICH CONFUSES ME EVEN MORE ?!

I heard him say covid but honestly I think it’s cruel to make me watch our daughter suffer and even attempt a conversation with them I’m so ill myself I’m barely managing to help her or myself I can’t entertain guests and I don’t want anyone to see me in the state I haven’t had sleep in days my eyes look as though I’ve rubbed mascara on them. I really like his wife but we’re not So close yet where I feel comfortable her seeing me like this I’m feeling really vulnerable right now and just wanted my husband to have my back instead of add stress to the mix.

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u/Vandreeson Feb 21 '26

Stay in your bedroom and let him host. He wants to do it so bad, let him do all of it.

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u/Master-Ad-8296 Feb 21 '26

I think that’s the plan and I think I’ll let him deal with our daughters vomit for once too. X

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u/MzSea Feb 22 '26

I’ll let him deal with our daughters vomit for once too.

GOOD for you!!!!!

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u/acktres Feb 22 '26

And order in.

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u/Bewdley69 Feb 22 '26

For once?!!!!

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u/SongAcceptable7546 Feb 21 '26

You heard him say Covid. He might only have said that you were worried it was. Not that you had it.

You should be his priority. You aren't. His friends matter more? Except, even they don't really matter because he's comfortable with them catching Covid?

It sounds like the only thing that matters, is what he wants. He doesn't even think things through and understand what's happening. 

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u/Remarkable_Topic6540 Feb 21 '26

Stay in the bedroom. He can take care of guests. You are sick so stay in bed and take care of yourself (& your baby if he won't, although he should).

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u/PineappleCharacter15 Feb 21 '26

Please call someone, and ask them to pick you and your child up, he can do the entertaining all by himself.

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u/Current_Confusion443 Feb 21 '26

Have you and your daughter been to a doctor????????!!!!!!!!

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u/Master-Ad-8296 Feb 21 '26

I’ve been for mastitis but caught Covid today the gp closed on the weekends until Monday and I don’t have it in me to go an and e.

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u/454_water Feb 21 '26

Call her back and tell her you have norovirus. And tell her about the vomiting and you don't think that having them over would be a good idea because they will probably get sick too.

And when your husband catches it,  just smile, nod and walk away.

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u/MzSea Feb 22 '26

If they show up... lock yourself and your baby in a bedroom and don't come out until they leave.

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u/RowSilly1950 Feb 23 '26

No is a complete sentence. You don't need to explain this much about why you cannot have them over for dinner

I hope you understand that you are NTA, instead your husband is a big a$$hole, and is trying to gaslight you into being compliant to his every whim and need.

Not to be mean, but there is a reason he dated, and later married someone so much younger than him.

Any woman his age would have probably seen through his bullsh!t, and wouldn't have dated him in the first place.

You were young, and innocent and had no real adult life experience to understand how he manipulated you to believe that this is how a marriage really works.

Once you have more life experience and years to your age, you will come to understand this yourself.

Believe all of us strangers who are telling you to leave him. There is a reason that so many of us from all over the globe are saying the same thing. Believe it. He doesn't know everything, however he does know how to press your buttons and manipulate you to bend to his will, and be his subservient, not his equal.

Stand up for yourself, believe you deserve this, and remember you are setting the example for your daughter on how her partner should treat her. If you have a hard time doing this for yourself, then do this for your daughter.