Social Media Manbabies of Reddit Hall of Fame
Social Media Manbabies of Reddit Hall of Fame
dontevercallmebabe My husband berated me this morning for over 20 minutes bc I burnt some pancakes while I was cooking and feeding our baby at the same time. I acknowledged I burnt them a bit but he says they are “burnt to a crisp” and “black”. He went on and on until I started crying and threw them away.
I took these out of the trash to take a photo. Am I crazy? Or is he making a big deal out of a small mistake? Would you eat these?
Alternative title: "Girl, the fuck? Dump his ass."
I have been continually shocked at the amount of r/AmIOverreacting subreddit posts I see on r/popular that are women sharing stories or screenshots of their manchild partners throwing mantrums or being downright abusive. Like, I really hope they are fake stories made as ragebait, but I'm just going to be collecting them in this thread anyway.
To start: https://reddit.com/r/AmIOverreacting/comments/1lq03z2/aio_for_thinking_my_husband_is_a_dick/
dontevercallmebabe My husband berated me this morning for over 20 minutes bc I burnt some pancakes while I was cooking and feeding our baby at the same time. I acknowledged I burnt them a bit but he says they are “burnt to a crisp” and “black”. He went on and on until I started crying and threw them away.
I took these out of the trash to take a photo. Am I crazy? Or is he making a big deal out of a small mistake? Would you eat these?
(Yesterday, 4:10 PM)Clover I have been continually shocked at the amount of r/AmIOverreacting subreddit posts I see on r/popular that are women sharing stories or screenshots of their manchild partners throwing mantrums or being downright abusive. Like, I really hope they are fake stories made as ragebait, but I'm just going to be collecting them in this thread anyway.
Since there's a baby involved I'm guessing this is one of those men who throw tantrums because now they have to share their wife's attention with a newborn and they can't handle it like an actual adult.
(Yesterday, 4:10 PM)Clover I have been continually shocked at the amount of r/AmIOverreacting subreddit posts I see on r/popular that are women sharing stories or screenshots of their manchild partners throwing mantrums or being downright abusive. Like, I really hope they are fake stories made as ragebait, but I'm just going to be collecting them in this thread anyway.
I think AmIOverreacting, AmITheAsshole, etc. are mostly deliberate rage bait and karma farming these days. Unfortunately, there's more than a grain of truth even if the story is fake. The stories might or might not be true but they're completely believable because we know that kind of stuff actually happens.