“Unbelievable”: Man Demands Wife Cook for His Parents 2 Days After Birth, Internet Outraged
- A man shocked many people on social media after he expected his wife to cook for his parents after she gave birth
- The TikTok footage caught the attention of many, gathering over four million views, likes and comments
- Netizens were not having it with the man's gestures as they dragged him in the comments section
- Kelley Nele, a relationship, sex educator and writer, told Briefly News how to discuss problems in a relationship
One man caused a massive stir on social media by making demands toward his partner in a viral video that is making rounds online.
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Man expects wife to cook dinner for his parents 2 days after she gave birth
This gent angered not only his wife but also the whole internet. The video shared by @itsgoneviral shows the man demanding his partner to make him a roast. According to the woman, she had just given birth, and it had been two days; however, her man was not having it.
He went on to say the following:
"Yeah, two days ago, and you came out of the hospital straight away. You have been sitting around all this time so you can make a roast," he told his bae in the clip.
She told him she had been sent home to rest, but her hubby could not understand her. He kept on nagging his wife to make him a roast. He also called her out for having so many cups of tea on the table.
"Well, I am sorry that I need caffeine to keep going with a newborn baby," the man's partner explained.
The nagging man went on to express that he did not give birth, but it's not easy for him, but he is not "sleeping" like his wife. Ultimately, he told his partner that his parents were visiting them and that they "always want a roast."
Watch the video below:
Netizens dragged the man
Many people were not pleased with the young man's demands, flooding the comments section to criticize the gent for his behaviour.
User said:
"He who wants roast should be able to make it them selves."
KattyNdumy expressed:
"Then his mom must come and make the damn roast."
Sasha was not impressed:
"Unbelievable, she needs plenty of rest !! He can make his own roast!"
Firstlady commented:
"His mom can & make the roast, seeing that she's coming over."
Duchess added:
"The man has got the nerve to ask his wife to make him a roast two days after she gave birth...... drama."
Jay shared:
"May the spirit of marriage never locate me."
How do you bring up a difficult conversation with your partner?
Speaking to Briefly News, Kelley Nele, a relationship and sex educator, said people can’t control how a person receives feedback or responds to others when approaching them with an issue.
"That said, all you can do to ensure that you approach your partner with an issue in an appropriate fashion, which is to bring the issue up when they are in the right headspace to receive it.
She advised that one should not attempt to talk to your partner when they are distracted or stressed, e.g. when they walk in the door after work.
"Bring the issue up when they’re in a calm or good mood, and be sure to avoid blaming or accusatory statements like 'you never'.
"The most effective way to communicate your feelings is using I statements. Should they become upset, take a breather and revisit the issue once they’ve returned to their baseline," Nele added.
Man’s bae making African food leaves him excited, TikTok of her cooking goes viral
Briefly News previously reported a TikTokkker showed people that he is in an incredibly stable relationship.
The gent's video was fascinating as people loved watching a beautiful woman work hard to make her boo happy. Peeps couldn't get over it, and the clip had thousands of likes. Others added comments to compliment the hardworking woman.
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Johana Mukandila (Editor) Johana Tshidibi Mukandila has been a Human Interest Reporter at Briefly News since 2023. She holds a national diploma in journalism from the Cape Peninsula University Of Technology (2023). She has worked at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, PAICTA, BONA Magazine and Albella Music Production. She is currently furthering her education in journalism at the CPUT. She has passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. Reach her at johana.mukandila@briefly.co.za
Kelley Nele (Relationship and Sex Educator) Kelley Nele is a Relationship and Sex Educator and writer. She has been coaching individuals for 5 years and edifying people on foundational and advanced topics within the realm of dating, relationships, sex and sexuality via her writing for 2 years. She has successfully written engaging and insightful content for the following publications: Reader’s Digest UK, LGBTQ+ Nation, TransLash and Metro UK.
