Buckle up, folks! We’ve got a juicy family drama brewing. My sister’s about to pop out a baby and wants the whole fam there for the big show. But here’s the thing – I’m not sure I can handle all the blood, sweat, and tears. I mean, have you SEEN a birth video? Traumatizing stuff. Now sis is p*ssed that I’m ruining her perfect labor plan. Mom’s not happy with me either. I feel guilty AF, but also… boundaries, right? ♀️
Sister’s Home Birth Plans
Excited But Scared
Traumatized by Mom’s Labor Video
Liv Wants Family Support During Labor
Assumed I’d Be There Too
Sis Surprised by My Refusal
Offered Other Support, Just Not During Birth ♀️
Mom Calls Me Squeamish
I Get Sis is Emotional, But…
Happy to Help After Baby Arrives ❤️
So, Am I the A****e?
Family Feud: To Birth or Not to Birth?
Whew, talk about a sticky situation! On one hand, I totally get wanting to support my sis during this major life event. ❤️ But on the other hand, the thought of being front row for the b****y miracle of birth has me shook. I offered to help in other ways, like cooking and cleaning, but apparently that’s not good enough. ♀️ Now I’m feeling guilty for stressing out my very pregnant sister. But honestly, I think I’d be more of a liability than a help in the delivery room. I love my sis and my future niece/nephew, but I gotta draw the line somewhere, right? ♀️ Let’s see what the internet thinks of this family drama!
Mother-to-be’s ‘perfect plan’ raises concerns about handling complications
Sibling drama, golden child, and no a****e here.
Concerned commenter questions safety of sister’s home birth plan.
Support for respecting birth preferences and individual comfort levels ❤
NTA’s birth plan gets roasted with laughter
Giving birth is gnarly AF! NTA for not wanting spectators
Listen to your inner voice, avoid birth complications. #NTA
Respect boundaries, don’t assume others are okay with plans. ✌
The commenter calls out the sister’s entitlement, while poking fun at the idea of a ‘perfect labor plan’
Setting boundaries: NTA doesn’t want to witness sister’s birth
NTA. Birth plan forgotten? Mother enabling behavior, sorry
Respectful NTA sister sets healthy boundaries for birth preferences ✌️
Setting boundaries with entitled sister. NTA
Supportive comment validates sister’s choice, encourages standing ground
Setting boundaries: commenter refuses to be an emotional support animal ♂️
Witnessing a birth can be both beautiful and traumatizing. NTA.
NTA, statistically more people make labor longer. Rigid birth plans need support, not disdain.
Setting boundaries is important for mental health
Mom’s narcissism causes family rift over home birth. You’re NTA
Sister assumed perfect plan without asking, NTA for refusing.
Not everyone wants to witness a birth, sister is being selfish
Having a baby is gory and gross, NTA for not watching
Giving birth is like torture, but first time was best
Woman defends not wanting family at her home birth
NTA finds humor in sister’s unique approach to labor room.
Supporting during labor, not delivery, could be a compromise
Having a home birth and sister’s selfish behavior. NTA
Supportive comment defends sister’s decision not to attend birth.
A perfect labor plan that wasn’t perfect . NTA.
Setting boundaries is important, NTA for not attending sister’s birth
Giving birth with a big audience: or ?
Predicting a chaotic birth scene with a hint of sarcasm
Sibling’s request to be present at birth deemed ‘weird’ and ‘bizarre’
Pregnancy exhibitionist? NTA thinks so, but some disagree.
Sister prioritizes ‘performance’ over safety during home birth. NTA.
Choosing not to attend sister’s home birth. NTA.
Respectful refusal to be in delivery room. NTA
Choosing not to attend sister’s home birth is acceptable.
Supportive but not obligated. Comfort of all matters
Setting boundaries during home birth. Respectfully declining sister’s invitation.
Respectful NTA declines sister’s request for home birth.
Giving birth as a spectator sport ️. Stand your ground
Home births are selfish and risky, NTA for standing up.
Harsh criticism for parents considering home birth
Respectful decline of home birth invitation. NTA
Supportive comment: NTA. Your sister can’t command you. Your comfort matters.
Birth is not a spectator sport, NTA for not attending ♂️
Supportive comment on sister’s unrealistic birth plan. NTA
Supportive comment: NTA for not attending sister’s home birth.
Privacy during childbirth is understandable, NTA. Show up later.
Giving birth isn’t a spectator sport NTA
Respectful NTA comment defends need for personal boundaries
Setting boundaries during childbirth is completely acceptable.
Respecting personal boundaries in childbirth
Natural birth anxiety creates family tension, seeking attention or not?
Respecting personal boundaries is important in birth, NTA
Sibling pressure to attend home birth: NTA stands firm
Respecting boundaries: NTA’s experience with labor was traumatic
NTA. Fear of childbirth is real, and it shouldn’t be trivialized
Choosing not to attend a home birth – NTA
Safety concerns raised about home birth, asking for midwife presence
Being on call for a perfect birth plan? NTA
Supporting a live birth is not for everyone. ✌
No perfect labour plan, misguided sister. Find somewhere else ♀️
NTA. Watching your sister give birth at home? Weird.
Supportive comment with a touch of humor
Mother-to-be supported for declining unwanted birth support.
Choosing home birth over hospital birth is risky. NTA.
Supporting a home birth isn’t for everyone , and that’s okay. Being honest is important . #NTA
Experienced commenter advises against too many people during childbirth.
Don’t show up ♂️. Entitled b!t@h not taking you seriously.
Support for not wanting someone other than medical professionals present
Sister’s birth plan like a bridezilla’s wedding day demands
Birth can be traumatic and stressful. NTA for setting boundaries
NTA. Being reckless with baby’s health. Honest about support.
Birthzilla alert! NTA declines invite to home birth
NTA – Showing kids birthing videos is ew. Sister’s at-home birth?
Last Updated on April 28, 2024 by Diply Social Team