Pregnant Woman Bans Husband’s Drunken Friend: Justified or Overreaction?

Moving to a new house can be stressful, but for one pregnant woman, it turned into a nightmare. Her husband’s friend Sam offered to help with the move, but things took a turn for the worse when he got drunk and refused to leave her alone. Despite his apologies, she’s decided to ban him from their house permanently. Is she overreacting, or is her decision justified? Read on to find out what happened that fateful night.

A Friendly Offer to Help

Late-Night Chaos Begins

A Temporary Truce

Drunk Sam’s Persistence

Husband Heads to Bed

Unwanted Attention

Desperate Pleas Ignored

Narrow Escape ‍♀️

A Sleepless Night

Moving Plans Ruined

Apologies and Consequences

A Permanent Ban?

A Second Chance Gone Wrong

A Broken Promise

Husband’s Support

A Night of Fear, Broken Trust, and Consequences

After a night of chaos and fear, this pregnant woman has decided to permanently ban her husband’s friend Sam from their house. Despite his apologies and promises to never drink at their home again, she doesn’t trust him to keep his word. With her husband now fully supporting her decision, they can move forward and focus on their growing family. But was she too harsh, or is this the right call? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this intense situation…

NTA, husband should have banned Sam immediately. #pregnantwifeprotection

Protective pregnant woman bans scary drunken friend. NTA.

Pregnant woman bans husband’s drunken friend and gets called NTA

NTA. Sam’s behavior was scary. He needs to stop drinking

Traumatized pregnant woman bans husband’s drunken friend. NTA.

Pregnant woman bans husband’s drunk friend after uncomfortable encounters

Banning him was mild, he’s lucky she didn’t call police

Pregnant woman bans husband’s drunken friend for good reason. NTA

Pregnant woman bans husband’s drunken friend after he sexually harassed her. NTA.

Husband’s drunken friend broke promises and acted creepy, NTA

Pregnant woman bans husband’s drunken friend after inappropriate behavior

Drop the drunken friend, NTA comments agree

Banning husband’s drunken friend from house justified, Sam messed up

NTA. Sam has already assaulted you and violated your privacy . Don’t let him back in.

Drunk friend’s behavior was unacceptable, NTA is justified.

NTA bans husband’s drunken friend who crossed boundaries. Red flags raised.

Husband’s drunk friend causes trouble during move, NTA for banning.

Protective husband defends pregnant wife from drunken friend’s advances.

Pregnant woman bans husband’s friend – NTA. Broken promises unacceptable.

NTA – Sam’s apology without action is not enough

Pregnant woman’s ban on drunken friend – justified! NTA

Pregnant woman bans husband’s drunk friend, commenters support her decision.

Pregnant woman bans husband’s drunken friend. NTA, but unenforceable conditions.

Drunk behavior still counts. NTA for banning husband’s friend.

Spouse prioritizing friend over pregnant partner? Not a good sign

Pregnant woman bans husband’s drunken friend for good reasons

NTA prioritizes safety, but commenter highlights harm beyond physical danger.

Husband’s friend broke promise, violated personal space, NTA for banning

Protective pregnant wife bans drunk friend. NTA for sure!

Husband’s drunk friend crosses the line. NTA, confront him ASAP.

Disturbing comment, but NTA for banning husband’s friend.

Drunk friend tried to grab her – NTA’s husband should back her up

Husband’s friend: no redeeming qualities, NTA for banning him.

Harassed by husband’s drunk friend, banned him. NTA

Blocking pregnant woman’s way? NTA made the right call

Setting boundaries with husband’s friend due to discomfort and drinking.

Protecting your home and future family is not an overreaction

Standing up for yourself and setting boundaries. NTA

Drunk friend won’t take no for an answer? NTA, ban him!

Protecting herself and her family, NTA for banning friend

Pregnant woman bans husband’s drunken friend for being aggressive and creepy

Commenter suggests leaving husband if he doesn’t ban creepy friend

Drunken friend crossed the line, NTA for permanent ban.

Pregnant woman bans husband’s disrespectful friend from home. NTA.

Pregnant woman bans husband’s drunken friend. NTA justified or overreaction?

Protecting your safe space: NTA for banning uncomfortable friend

Protecting yourself and your family from danger is never overreacting

Pregnant woman bans husband’s alcoholic friend. NTA

Pregnancy + alcoholic friend = NTA for banning him.

Feeling unsafe and justified in banning husband’s drunken friend.

Pregnant woman threatened by drunk friend, NTA for banning him.

Husband’s friend broke the one condition, justified ban? ‍♂️

“Don’t let your husband leave him alone with you.”

Husband’s friend ruins moving day, pregnant wife bans him

Drunk friend at a move? NTA for banning him.

Pregnant woman bans husband’s friend, gets support.

NTA stands up for herself and her unborn child against creepy friend.

Protecting your safety while pregnant is NTA

Husband’s friend banned, but should husband be banned too?

Concerned commenter urges OP to prioritize safety over husband’s friend

Protective commenter calls out husband’s lack of awareness and care

Commenter calls out husband’s friend for predatory behavior.

NTA – Pregnant woman bans husband’s dangerous drunk friend. Safety first.

Husband enables drunken friend, pregnant wife bans him. NTA

Supportive comment calling out toxic behavior and demanding action.

Commenter supports OP’s decision to ban unsafe friend.

NTA. Safety first. Cut all ties with dangerous Sam.

Commenter refrains from explicit threats towards husband’s friend.

Friend gets so drunk he cancels a move, scared pregnant woman. NTA.

Trust issues with ex-husband’s friends led to divorce. NTA

Drunken friend crosses boundaries, husband’s nonchalance concerning. Ban justified.

Commenter expresses concern over potential r****t at husband’s party.

NTA, but OP needs to have a serious talk with husband

Husband’s friend crossed the line. NTA for banning him.

Sam’s drunken behavior towards a pregnant woman is unacceptable. #NTA

Commenter is not the a**hole, no replies.

Husband’s friend crosses the line, commenter suggests justified ban.

Trust your gut. Ban and block Sam. Hire movers.

Last Updated on June 1, 2023 by Diply Social Team