Imagine this: You’re a stay-at-home mom, up all night with a newborn, and your partner sleeps like a log. You’re stuck in a chair, nursing the baby, and your alarm clock is set to wake up your partner, not you. But he just won’t wake up! No matter how loud you get, he snores on, blissfully unaware. And when you finally snap and tell him he might have a sleep disorder, he’s aghast. Is it fair to blame him for his deep slumber, or is it time for our sleep-deprived mom to suck it up and accept the situation? Let’s delve into this intriguing tale of morning drama. ⏰
The Eternal Struggle ⏰
Mission: Wake Up! ⏰
Sleep vs. Responsibility
The Privilege of Sleep
Morning Misunderstandings
The Nursing Nightmare
The Sleep Disorder Debate
The Morning Aftermath
The Snarky Retort
The Breaking Point
Sleeping Beauty or Sleeping Beast? The Verdict ⚖️
After a morning filled with frustration, tears, and accusations, our sleep-deprived mom is left wondering if she’s in the wrong for suggesting her partner has a sleep disorder. Is she justified in her frustration, or should she accept the situation as it is? After all, she gets to stay home while he works. But is that enough to justify the morning chaos? Let’s see what the internet thinks about this situation…
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NTA. Stand up for yourself! You’re not his alarm clock ⏰
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“NTA. Your partner needs to step up and let you rest. “
“I choose to set an alarm for myself to start waking him up about an hour before he needs to be up.” ⏰
