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I gave birth to my son 10 weeks ago. I went through exhausting period while I was nearing my due date. I was experiencing discomfort and wanted my husband by my side when I go into labor, but he'd go out every night to hang out at his friend's place and watch football games. I suggested that he play/watch games at home just in case, but he was having none of it, and said he had to attend game night at his brother & friend's place, along with his buddies. He said they had certain... How can i describe it, "rituals?" when watching a game, and he can't enjoy doing it at home or anywhere else.

The night of our son's birth, my water broke while my husband was at his buddy’s place watching a game. I called him and told him to get home and take me to the hospital, and he said he was coming, but he didn't. I ended up calling my sister and she took me to the hospital. My husband showed up 2hrs later after he kept calling asking if I was still in labor and that he was almost done watching the game.

He was able to make it on time for our son's birth, but I was furious with him, mad and disappointed. He apologized profoundly and has been working on regaining my trust and respect for him after what he's done. He's otherwise very supportive and involved in our son's care.

Last night I was at my in-laws’ house for dinner and we were talking about my son's birth date. My husband suddenly started "recalling" what happened that night, and basically started lying about driving me to the hospital, waiting and feeling stressed out, and standing on his feet for so long without food or even water.

Story 1:
AITA for telling my in-laws exactly where my husband was when I was in labor
Story 2:
AITA for "punishing" my husband for throwing away my dinner?
Story 3:
AITA for telling my wife that she is the mediocre one?
Story 4:
AITA for "volunteering" my boyfriend and his truck to help my brother and his wife move?

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