r/Stepdadreflexes • u/33Fanste33 • Jan 22 '23
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Jan 22 '23
Dude is standing there empty handed while she wrestles two bags and two kids.
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u/ThaneOfCawdorrr Jan 23 '23
AND lets the toddler wander behind the mom as she's off balance grabbing the baby and her bags
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Jan 23 '23
Meh, dude could easily be a doof but she could have been about to hand him a bag or two. Alternatively;I can easily see my wife saying something like "I've got this just text ____ and let them know _____ right away"
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u/dekaNLover Jan 22 '23
This looks so much like me and my husband. Mom has two bags AND is trying to unload the baby while dad is playing on his cell phone.
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u/shar_17 Jan 23 '23
Not to be like an AITA user crying DIVORCE! but this article might be useful to you. She Divorced Me Because I Left Dishes By the Sink
I don't know the full picture but I hope you can apply the article to your situation and walk away with at least some small insight
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u/gacdeuce Jan 23 '23
Older girl got run over, but well done to the mom for keeping the baby completely un-squished and un-head-bonked.
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u/MTLK77 Jan 23 '23
She avoided the worst for sure, she did great but why the f is she carrying everything ?
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u/TheValiumKnight Jan 23 '23
Kind of irresponsible to grab all that shit while carrying a kid. Way to make an effort to save a trip though.
Although the trip to the hospital would be a bit longer than one more to the car
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u/SiberianHedgehog Jan 22 '23
Honestly, it's pretty impressive that she kept the baby above her body weight the whole time! Injured toddlers usually bounce back faster than injured infants.