Fiancée Says She’s ‘Not Really Sad’ About Miscarriage in Front of Family

Buckle up, folks! We’ve got a doozy of a story for you today. Our leading lady found herself in an unexpected pregnancy with her fiancé, only to suffer a miscarriage a few weeks later. While attending a family dinner ️, she dropped a bombshell that left everyone stunned. Get ready for a rollercoaster ride of emotions, awkward moments, and a whole lot of drama!

Surprise Pregnancy, Unexpected Miscarriage

Feeling Numb After Losing the Baby

‍♀️ Life Goes On… Right?

️ Dinner with the In-Laws

Feeling Happy for Ana’s News

Chloe’s Comforting Gesture

It’s Okay to Take Time to Grieve

Shocking Confession: Not Really Sad

Chloe’s Stunned Reaction

️ Awkward Family Dinner Moment

AITA for Being Honest About My Feelings?

Shocking Confession at Family Dinner Leaves In-Laws Stunned! ️

Our leading lady found herself in a sticky situation when her fiancé’s sister announced her pregnancy at a family dinner. ️ When comforted by her sister-in-law about her recent miscarriage, she confessed that she wasn’t really sad about it. Cue the shocked faces and awkward silence! Her fiancé quickly whisked her away, but the damage was done. Now, the internet is abuzz with opinions on this scandalous revelation. ️ Let’s dive into the juiciest responses and see what the world has to say about this jaw-dropping moment!

Miscarriage is a sensitive topic. No one has the right to judge.

Miscarriage is a personal loss, feel how you want to

You have the right to feel how you feel

Feel what you feel when you feel it.

Your miscarriage, your perception. Don’t let others dictate your emotions.

Mother shares similar experience of not feeling sad about miscarriage

Empathetic comment supports OP’s decision and calls out fiancée’s behavior.

Standing up for yourself is tough but necessary sometimes.

Miscarrying is a personal experience. NTA. Chloe should apologize.

Some people move on from miscarriage and that’s okay.

Validating different emotions during grief. NTA

NTA explains how common miscarriages are and shares personal experience.

Doctor and nurse annoyed at woman for not being upset over miscarriage

Feelings are personal, NTA. Only your fiance’s matter.

NTA. Chloe over-stepped, it’s your miscarriage, not hers.

Handling a miscarriage with grace and privacy.

Supportive comment defending someone’s feelings about their miscarriage. ❤️

Miscarriage is a sensitive topic; no one can tell you how to feel.

Grief is personal, NTA for not being sad.

Miscarriages happen and everyone reacts differently. NTA for feeling relieved.

In-laws were considerate, NAH. Miscarriage comment handled poorly

Miscarriage experiences are personal and valid. NTA

Being honest about not being sad can help normalize miscarriage. NTA

Don’t let others dictate how you should feel

NTA, commenter shares own experience of miscarriage and offers support

Not everyone falls in love with their babies before birth

“Not fussing” after infant deaths was different back then.

Empathetic commenter defends woman’s right to grieve on her terms.

Your miscarriage, your feelings. Don’t let others dictate them.

Ana praised for being considerate in a sensitive discussion.

Compassionate comment defends woman’s reaction to miscarriage. ❤

Miscarriage is a sensitive issue and everyone reacts differently. NTA

Miscarriage can evoke different emotions, disappointment doesn’t mean heartless

Miscarriage called a ‘miracle’ and ‘blessing in disguise’, NTA

Not everyone has the same emotional reaction to miscarriage.

Miscarriage at 10 weeks is common, normal not to feel sad. NTA

Miscarriage relief is valid, eff family invalidating feelings ✌

It’s *your* pregnancy, not hers. You’re NTA for your emotions.

Miscarriage is a difficult experience, don’t feel guilty for grieving differently.

Don’t let others dictate your feelings . Stand your ground!

Miscarriage can be tough. This NTA comment talks about understanding.

NAH commenter defends woman’s right to grieve/not grieve.

Grieving a miscarriage is personal, don’t judge how she copes

Empathetic reply on emotions and respecting others’ feelings. ❤

Own your feelings, not responsible for others’ narratives. NTA

Miscarriage is common, SIL has no right to make her feel guilty.

Supportive means allowing space for one’s feelings ❤

Processing emotions when someone isn’t upset is difficult

Loss of 4 pregnancies didn’t give epic emotional connection. NTA!

You decide how you feel about your own miscarriage

Projection of in-laws emotions. NTA for not grieving publicly

Miscarriage is a sensitive matter, but context matters too. NTA

Normalizing different emotional responses to miscarriage, history of pregnancy detection and judgmental families.

Different people grieve differently, NAH.

Choosing not to have kids doesn’t make you a jerk

Feelings after a miscarriage: devastated, relieved, or meh whatever ‍♀️

NTA commenter explains the emotional attachment to a potential child

NTA. SIL tried to help but projected her feelings onto you

Naming a miscarriage after you? NTA, that’s too much pressure

NTA. Miscarriages are common. Let’s be less judgmental.

Miscarriage grief is unpredictable and criticizing is not acceptable. NTA.

Your miscarriage, your feelings. NTA. Take your time to heal.

Empathetic commenters support OP’s honest feelings about miscarriage. ❤️

NTA commenter shares personal experience and positive outcome of miscarriage.

Grief is personal. NTA for not feeling sad

Acknowledging others’ emotions is important, but it’s okay to grieve differently.

Empathetic commenter relates to not feeling sad about miscarriage.

NTA. Empathetic comment praising OP and her husband’s maturity

Mind your own business, Chloe. NTA for not being sad.

Feelings are valid. No one can dictate how you feel.

Loss affects people differently, continuing to bring it up is wrong

Grieving is personal, NTA for accepting and moving forward.

Feelings are personal, NTA for not feeling sad

NTA suggests a clever way to handle a difficult situation

Choosing not to be upset after a miscarriage

Supportive comment, expressing empathy for the situation and timing