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Yes, because nothing says "I love you" better than a call evaluating a hormonally crazed pregnant woman and then telling her "It's not enough of an emergency for me to come help you!" Good response, OP, good response indeed. I predict some failed relationships in #41's past, present and future.
It's just her hormones raging. Things she eats, hears becomes amplified to her since she is pregnant. She will also be moody, emotional etc.
Don't forget the incredible sense of smell.
You sound like you're not a very understanding person. She's not "immature", she's PREGNANT. She's building an entirely new life within her, and those hormones make you do crazy things and cry over the littlest things. I know a story that my parents told me that while my mother was pregnant with me: my dad thought he'd be nice and clean out the fridge for her. Well, there was a tomato in there, and my mom craved tomatoes throughout her pregnancy with me. Instead of thanking my dad for cleaning out the fridge when she discovered it, she burst into tears over the "wasted" tomato. Also, I believe OP could have had it worse, OP's wife could have been crying over "furniture not living up to its destiny". So settle down there, trigger.
No you didn't.
That's ruff.
Tell that bitch to shut up that's ******* stupid
You're the one who got her pregnant in the first place. I say: deal with it.
A green steak will solve the problem.
Don't be too hard on her...pregnancy hormones are probably kicking in, but FYL op
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I can't help but feel bad for OP's wife too. The poor woman must be full of hormones and is probably on an emotional rollercoaster right now.
I sympathize with her: dogs that bark for hours on end are incredibly annoying and frustrating. But think of it this way: if your wife had not called you, eventually your neighbours would have.