Imagine being in a relationship for almost a decade, navigating through life’s ups and downs together. But then, a new friend enters the scene, and things start to change. The friend, a woman, becomes close to your fiancé, and you can’t help but feel a twinge of jealousy as they share laughs and long chats. But here’s where it gets really complicated: this friend is pregnant and has just lost her partner. And now, she wants your fiancé to be with her in the delivery room!
A Decade of Love and Challenges
Enter the New Friend ♀️
The Green-Eyed Monster Emerges
Uninvited Guest and Late-Night Calls
Tragedy Strikes ⚡
The Unthinkable Request
Crossing the Line?
A Personal Moment
The Big Question ❓
Seeking Counsel
Empathy, but Boundaries
Helping Hand, But With Limits
A Delivery Room Dilemma: Where Do We Draw the Line?
Our protagonist has been in a loving relationship for almost a decade, but a new female friend’s closeness to her fiancé has stirred up feelings of jealousy. The situation takes a dramatic turn when this friend, who recently lost her partner, asks the fiancé to be with her in the delivery room. Despite her best efforts to be understanding, our protagonist can’t shake off her discomfort with this request. She’s now questioning if she’s wrong for setting boundaries, or if her fiancé’s willingness to be a birth support partner is a sign of an inappropriate emotional affair. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this tangled web of emotions and boundaries..
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NTA. Sharing the delivery room with a friend is inappropriate
NTA/NAH. Emotional boundaries are important. Grief can make people self-focused.
Is the husband having an emotional affair?
Engage in open communication and consider your feelings. NAH
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NTA: Suspicion of paternity leads to drama in delivery room.
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NTA. Wife would flip if I talked to female buddy for hours
