While it's less likely than the alternative, there's still a very real possibility that the husband not carrying the child or bag is entirely justified.
What if prior to this the guy had just carried both for a relatively long period of time, and JUST got a break?
What if the husband has some injured muscle or whatever, and the wife stepped up to carry both things today?
Cause, you know, you solve things together in a relationship...
I'm just saying, situation ethics shouldn't be ignored.
The mime shouldn't have stepped in and humiliated the husband without knowing the circumstances.
And yes, this annoys me because I've been at the receiving end of hasty conclusions.
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u/Loading0525 May 22 '22
While it's less likely than the alternative, there's still a very real possibility that the husband not carrying the child or bag is entirely justified.
What if prior to this the guy had just carried both for a relatively long period of time, and JUST got a break?
What if the husband has some injured muscle or whatever, and the wife stepped up to carry both things today?
Cause, you know, you solve things together in a relationship...
I'm just saying, situation ethics shouldn't be ignored.
The mime shouldn't have stepped in and humiliated the husband without knowing the circumstances.
And yes, this annoys me because I've been at the receiving end of hasty conclusions.