Dad drinking, Mom pregnant. Should he respect her? S/o Edit
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Question: Should dad have to give up alcohol while mom is pregnant?
Total Votes: 117
I find it interesting that many of you are responding with things you can't do but don't mind that your significant other does. That's all fine and dandy but in no way compares to this OP.
Instead I'd love for you to tell me about something that bothers you to the point of tears, that your significant other does anyways with no regard to your feelings and why it's acceptable.
This is a spin off the other post.
Mom and dad each enjoy a few drinks. Socially, a glass of wine after a hard day, ect. Now mom is pregnant and can't drink but dad continues too. She doesn't think it's fair.
What's your opinion?
Does she deserve his respect? Or is he simply a grown man who can do what he wants?
Not people. Her husband.
Quoting Peanutx3:I never expected people to not drink in front of me because I was pregnant. It is just ridiculous.
Does he also have a problem because he can't abstain from at least drinking in front of her for 9 months?
Quoting Evenstar.:
I think if you find it difficult to not drink when other people are for 9 months you must have a problem.
I understand. It doesn't change my answer. I just made it broader. I didn't have a problem with Matt drinking in front of me when I couldn't drink. I think like the other poster said if you have a problem with it then maybe you have a drinking problem. You being the general you.
Quoting paganbaby:Not people. Her husband.
Quoting Peanutx3:I never expected people to not drink in front of me because I was pregnant. It is just ridiculous.

If you're diabetic would it be fair for your husband to stuff his face with doughnuts in front of you?
Quoting stringtheory:
Uh, if I'm on a diet, can I ask people not to eat donuts in my presence?
Maybe he does but I think this is just a completely silly thing to ask a husband to do.
Quoting paganbaby:Does he also have a problem because he can't abstain from at least drinking in front of her for 9 months?
Quoting Evenstar.:
I think if you find it difficult to not drink when other people are for 9 months you must have a problem.

That may be true but can you concede that not everyone feels the same way?
Now because she does have a problem with it, do you feel it would be prudent for him to at least compromise?
Quoting Peanutx3:I understand. It doesn't change my answer. I just made it broader. I didn't have a problem with Matt drinking in front of me when I couldn't drink. I think like the other poster said if you have a problem with it then maybe you have a drinking problem. You being the general you.
Quoting paganbaby:Not people. Her husband.
Quoting Peanutx3:I never expected people to not drink in front of me because I was pregnant. It is just ridiculous.
I encouraged my DF to OT while I was pregnant "go! While you still can!" But if I had asked him not to, he would not go.






- paganbaby
on Jan. 4, 2013 at 2:59 PM