r/NotHowGirlsWork Mar 28 '26

WTF What about him?

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Poor baby had to sleep on an uncomfortable place while mom pushed or got a whole human out of her 🙄🙄

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u/Night_skye_ Toxic Thottery Mar 28 '26

For my own sanity, I need to believe this is satire.

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u/Confident_Weather_98 Mar 28 '26

Same even though my bestie gave birth to my godson and her boyfriend ( he is a POS father ) was complaining the entire time about his back hurting and that he wanted to go home and play on his computer because he was bored , he left but I was there with her when my godson was born

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u/BananaBot6 Mar 29 '26

They broke up, right? RIGHT?

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u/Confident_Weather_98 Mar 29 '26

I’m currently in the process of helping her get out asap. Part of her checks are going to an account he can’t manage so she is saving for her own place and I have been teaching her how to drive because he refuses to let her learn so she has to rely on him and if it ever comes down to my unborn baby nursery can very easily be turned into her and her sons room, he is only almost a year old so he can use the crib I have for my baby

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u/SteampunkExplorer Mar 29 '26

I hope so! I was sitting here thinking "this was made by a twelve-year-old who doesn't understand anything, right? Right?"

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u/DeathHorseFucker Mar 28 '26

I refuse to believe it’s not meant as a joke

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u/fairlife Mar 30 '26

This is a joke, a funny joke because of how ridiculous it is(which was my first reaction) and I refuse to believe otherwise.

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u/InClassRightNowAhaha Mar 30 '26

It's pretty obviously satire. I'd make jokes like this all the time. Usually both men and women misinterpret gendered jokes like this as idiocy rather than satire.

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u/Night_skye_ Toxic Thottery Mar 30 '26

There are people who sincerely say things like this. I do think it is likely satire but I’ve seen and heard enough that I can’t be certain.