His Wife Screamed At Their Toddler Daughter That She Regrets Having Her, And He’s Not Sure How To Support His Wife
This 42-year-old guy has a wife who is 43, and they first met one another back when they were in the early part of their 30s.
4 years ago, they got married, and his wife does have a 21-year-old daughter from a previous relationship whom he adores.
He really thinks his wife’s daughter is like his own daughter too. Back when he did meet his wife, he didn’t have any children of his own, but all along, he felt like his wife really wanted to give him the gift of having his own child.
He never thought his wife was the one who really wanted more kids; it’s something he thought she was trying to do for him.
And then they did decide to have a child together, and their little girl is now 2. They were well aware that getting pregnant in their 40s was not going to be a walk in the park at all.
Not being able to sleep through the night was very difficult, and they found themselves drained of energy.
Despite the difficulties, he was positive everything would turn out alright. But now that their little girl has entered her “terrible twos,” it’s really too much on them.
“We both love her and she’s thriving, but she’s having tantrums, biting, and throwing,” he explained.
“We had a hard day yesterday and this morning was particularly bad (my wife let her eat her cereal in the living room, which she then threw on the sofa, and then bit my wife when she told her off).”
Aleksandr Rybalko – stock.adobe.com – illustrative purposes only, not the actual person
“I know this is a phase, but the stress is getting to us both. During an outburst a few weeks ago, my wife shouted at our youngest that she regretted having her, and I was taken aback. My wife has a pretty bad temper, but she tries to control it, especially with our younger daughter, but I can see she’s reaching the end of her tether.”
Money is quite tight for them at this point in time, and he has to work 2 different jobs to support their family, which only leads to him being exhausted 24/7.
As for his wife, she is currently working 3 days each week at a job she completely and utterly hates, and he is aware that his wife would love to be a stay-at-home mom, but it’s not something they can afford.
He’s left wondering how he can be there to help support his wife when she really does regret having their daughter.
What do you think?
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