Would be telling the husband since his mommy so much more important than he can stay with her and not return return until gets priorities straight. I would also be speaking to lawyers about seperating or divorce comsidering acting like his pregnant wife comes second to his mother. This will just keep happening, he puts mother ahead wife and than baby, to point of neglecting his duties as husband and father. Dude needs reality check that has responsibilities to his wife and child, before he kicked to the curb and paying child support and alimony, only seeing baby every once in while
A Husband Refused to Help His Pregnant Wife and Said “My Mom Comes Before You”
What exactly happened?


My husband is a complete momma’s boy. He’ll call his mother for hours and talk to her and spend time with her more than he does with me.
I recently hit my 6-month mark in my pregnancy and asked my husband to help me get ready with all sorts of things for the baby. He said that it would interfere with time spent with his mom and replied that I needed him more right now. But he gave me an offended look and said, “You know my mom comes before you”? I was shocked but explained to him that we just needed to get ready with a few things here and there and that I wouldn’t need more help later in the week.
He just ignored me and went to his mom’s house. After a while, she called me and said “I won”, in a snarky voice and I just bit my tongue and said “Maybe I’ll win next time” and she hung up. I could hear my husband laughing in the background, and that just angered me for a while.


Our anniversary rolled around the corner a couple of weeks later, and I woke up, got my husband’s gift ready that day and cooked his favorite meal.
He came back from work, and I was upstairs in the bathroom and he left. I got all eager and happy that he was bringing some sort of surprise and waited in the living room. 30 minutes go by, and I call him saying where are you. He replies, “Oh, I’m at my mom’s house”.
I hung up the phone and minutes later I get a bunch of texts from them saying that I shouldn’t be jealous, and I should respect my mother-in-law.
People were shocked by this situation.


Netizens were mildly shocked by the behavior of the author’s husband, too. Some of them have said:
- I stopped reading at “You know my mum comes before you.” Get out of that relationship and start collecting child support. Tiffany_Case / Reddit
- It’s time to get a good divorce lawyer and look into getting primary custody, cause I have a feeling he would try to take the baby away from you so he and his mom can raise the baby together. Professional_Owl3326 / Reddit
- You were robbing yourself and your child of the life you could have. Even if you never find someone else to love, you could have a life of being respected and treated as a worthy person and not be second-class in your own home. Hairy-Dark9213 / Reddit
- Why are you married to this man? How long did you know him before you married him? Surely he behaved the same way. As long as she is alive, YOU will NEVER “win”. Almost like they used a surrogate to have a baby. Weird. Wishiwashome / Reddit
If you have the same problem you may try these:


If you realize that your husband is a momma’s boy and your mother-in-law insists on remaining the top person in her son’s life, psychologists suggest the following:
- After identifying that your husband is closely attached to his mother, it’s essential to define acceptable behaviors and set boundaries. For instance, you might communicate that it’s acceptable for him to maintain regular contact with his mother as long as it doesn’t interfere with your shared time. However, you might express discomfort if he consistently seeks her advice or confides in her about issues that should be discussed between you both.
- Acknowledge that your mother-in-law holds significant importance in your husband’s life, especially if he’s close to her. Building a positive relationship with her is essential. Consider seeking her advice occasionally to make her feel valued. Additionally, fostering a closer bond can involve regular dinners or visits to her home for better connections and understanding.
- Similar to the concept of a mama’s boy, it might appear that your husband still has a deep emotional attachment and reliance on his mother, akin to a young boy. However, this is something that can be gradually transformed, but it’s important to take it slow. Being a mama’s boy isn’t entirely negative; it often fosters compassion and respect in him towards others.
Another woman shared a story that is even more terrible. Her MIL put a camera in their bedroom. Now she is investigating who else spied on her and for how long.
Comments
I had somewhat similar situation with my husband being a mamas boy. During our first couple years together we would sometimes argue about making dinner and other household chores - 95% of the time he insisted I should do it. I was telling him we should split chores 50/50 since we both work full time. A lot of our arguments were over making dinner, of course I tried to tell him we could just do it together, that way there shouldn't be an issue, right? Wrong :D My husband's answer to this was that I should make dinner since I am not tired after work since I don't do any actual labor (I work at school, he works as an electrician). So after arguing like this and me not agreeing he would go to his mom's to eat there. After that happened a few times I tried to reason with him and talk this through, but that didn't work. A lot of times I would cook alone because often I got home before him and also I'm not entirely against cooking, I just don't want to be the only one responsible for all our meals... Then when we had this same argument again and he went to his mom's I told him - good, go and have dinner there - I only have to cook and wash up for myself today, in fact you can also stay there for the night and maybe even share the bed since she is more of a partner to you than me. He was livid, said I was talking nonsense. After that things got somewhat better - he still doesn't cook but we order take outs more... it's not 100% perfect, but it's gradually becoming better. I am also in counselling since I am myself an adult child from dysfunctional family and that is a long story in itself and explains a lot, like why I don't recognize red flags right away but only when I'm really starting to get fed up with things...

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