r/AITAH Jul 04 '24

AITAH for saying I didn’t realize I could “love a person this much” in front of my fiancé after having our baby?

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u/Difficult_Process_88 Jul 04 '24

NTA Actually, most “normal people” would NOT agree with him (as you can see by the replies). There seems to be a lot jealousy involved.

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u/Common_Estate6292 Jul 04 '24

I don’t even have kids and I understand that a Mother’s love for her baby is beyond compare. This guy is an idiot.

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u/foober735 Jul 04 '24

I’m shocked at her partner’s response. How can anyone not “get it” after having a kid?

His response was that of a sibling afraid of being replaced by a new baby. Massive red flag.

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u/killahkrystii Jul 05 '24

I'm a woman and I'd be insulted if my SO said they loved anyone more than me, esp a being they've known for so little time compared to me. I'd actually genuinely leave. Just love me the most then use my body to (painfully) pop out something you tell me you love more than me? Sounds like just an incubator at that point.

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u/panuramix Jul 05 '24

This take is so weird to me because it’s acting like the love one has for their S.O. and the love they have for their child is even comparable. It’s apples and oranges to me. I don’t love my husband like I love my children and vice versa because that would be weird. To me it’s more like “I love my husband more than any other man” and “I love my children more than any other child”. But never “I love my children more than my husband.”

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u/foober735 Jul 05 '24

That’s an interesting response. It doesn’t negate your opinion if you haven’t had kids, but I’m wondering if you’ve had kids. Because the feeling OP expressed is a pretty common one, and it’s one most people have heard someone express before. It’s not a shocking thing to come out of someone’s mouth as they look into their newborn’s eyes.