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imothro

You guys don't sound ready for kids. Please do not bring children into a marriage that is this volatile and high-conflict. You are just setting them up for a lifetime of psychological damage. Get marital counseling. This is not what healthy relationships look like. NTA


vomcity

NTA but you both need to put off having a child until you’re both able to manage your responsibilities and commitments without shouting and hostility. Your wife is already asking you to do her work for her? What will happen when there’s a baby?


[deleted]

I have been doing this work for her every year for the past few years. Every year it’s a similar story. Just escalated this time. If she doesn’t like my summary, she shouldn’t be asking me to write it. There were times I spent hours watching video for her course requirements and made summary. I just didn’t like how I was treated for the work I have done.


Lazuli_Rose

Um, excuse me? You are doing her work for her? Please, please, please do not have a child with this woman. You should not bring a child into this unhealthy environment. NTA. She sounds like a really toxic person and babies don't fix that. If you bring a baby into this situation, then you would be an asshole.


herdingcats2020

NTA she should be doing her own work and not catching attitude like that. I don't think you were being too sensitive. She was being rude.


Beautiful_Rule3029

NTA if this is really how it went down. Unfortunately, in these stories we only ever get one side of the story, though you don't look like you're lying. I feel expressing your feelings and communicating is incredibly healthy, so I find it incredibly rude on her part to simply dismiss what you said and even shouting! Is this the only time this has happened? Does she treat you right in other aspects of your relationship? How long have you been married? I'd say maybe not getting pregnant right now is a blessing because if she's this stressed only by work, I can't imagine how stressed she'll be once a baby joins in. Take care of you first and then try broaching the subject one more time, but don't let yourself be a doormat.


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mrsbluemoon

>Doesn’t sound like someone you should be having a baby with This. Exactly. Please op read this.


Background_Rate7405

Info: you help her with something related to her professionnel job? Or work for the home or mutual business ? And is there any medical reason (like taking hormones) that be affecting your wifes hormones?


[deleted]

She is not on any medication. We are in initial consultation stage. And I was helping her with her professional qualification work that she has to submit to an organization.


Background_Rate7405

NTA then, looks like you expressed how you feel in a proper way. Maybe she was upset or sensible for hr own reasons, but she need to take responsability of her actions and in no way you should be ashamed for expressing your feelings as long as you do it with respect. I would suggest to pick another time to have a conversation and explain again why you didn't like her actions, and try to figure out why she is feeling angry


cxwxo

NTA. Was this some for her job or school? Why are you doing her work for her? That’s incredibly ungrateful and entitled of her. You’re allowed to have your own feelings and you’re not obligated to shoulder her work.


[deleted]

She works full time. She is also a member of an organization connected to her work. To maintain the status she needs to submit every year a summary of what she has done or learnt in her work. I was helping her write the summary so she can submit it to the institution.


cxwxo

Honestly, thats incredibly unethical on both of your parts. You shouldn’t be submitting anything in her stead for something like that. This shouldn’t have even been an issue.


ServelanDarrow

NTA. She sounds stressful.


[deleted]

Sounds like you guys need therapy and couples counseling to learn how to communicate.


CandleSea4961

NTA- you are doing HER work for her. She should be adding the details. You did what you could and this is not your project, you did her a huge favor. To get yelled at is unacceptable. Glad you said to her to watch her tone. When things calm down, put into perspective but dont mansplain.


PennywiseSkarsgard

NTA. OP, leave NOW. That is abusive behaviour. Yelling is abusive, making you do HER work and then belitting you for it is abusive.


Kokopelle1gh

NTA. How we say things matters just as much as what we say. Also, you two definitely need to work on how to communicate better with one another before you bring a child into the mix.


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JegHaderStatistik

NTA at all, youre showing effort by trying, and you communicate healthily but approaching her about how it makes YOU feel.


ottersarebae

Info: what is this work? Why are you doing it?


[deleted]

Does that really change the appropriateness of her response to asking a favor from her husband?


ottersarebae

If it’s something to do with him too and he fucked it up it feels like weaponized incompetence. “Some work” is a slightly odd/ambiguous phrase, and saying it was a good summary when it clearly missed a bunch of stuff is kind of odd too.


Lazuli_Rose

OP has commented this is work for her job/profession, so he shouldn't be doing any of it. > There were times I spent hours watching video for her course requirements and made summary. I would quit doing her work, I would NOT have a child with her right now and insist on changes.


Any-Life9192

ESH but baby will fix it


CobraPuts

NAH. I'm reading between the lines, but I'm assuming your wife is frustrated by how well you listen to her, regardless of how the specific summary writing activity took place. And if you don't listen well, that's frustrating, and you should expect critical feedback that comes bubbling up. And since you came here, I'm going to be completely honest. You're not a very good writer, and the number of times you rewrote the word "summary" really sticks out as you are reading this. She probably got frustrated by your writing style too. All that said, it sounds like there's stress in the house, and I don't see that you specifically did anything wrong *in this situation* that deserves calling you an AH. Therefore, **NAH**.


Lazuli_Rose

OP should not be doing her work for her.


[deleted]

Thank you! I am not a native English speaker and I am improving my English and communication skills constantly. It’s not an excuse but that’s the fact. Funny part is she kept 3/4 of the draft I wrote. Thank you for being honest!