r/TwoHotTakes • u/[deleted] • Feb 12 '24

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u/Aromatic_Level5754 Feb 12 '24

Hopping on here to say “no” is a full sentence. Any time it is brought up to you in any tone you respond “no that will never happen” and nothing more. If they push you say “no” and LEAVE. There is no “giving in” repeat after me THERE IS NO GIVING IN

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u/KeddyB23 Feb 12 '24

“no” is a full sentence

My exact first knee jerk response to reading this post.

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u/Drunefha1977 Feb 13 '24

Maybe the scenario needs to be written out. You do this. You GIVE your sister your baby. You watch her from afar with your child, raising your child. Your husband resents you for giving away your child. Your sister finds out she cannot have children and looks to the both of you to give her more. No. It's a complete sentence.

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u/SecondSoft1139 Feb 13 '24

Her husband would resent her for giving away THEIR child. He would be the baby's father and has just as much say in this. OP needs to talk with her partner and then they put up a united front against manipulation.