Pregnant

"It's me constantly running around, tidying up, putting things away, making up the bedrooms etc.," the mom-to-be fumed on Mumsnet.

"I really don't want to have to listen to a baby crying, have them run into my room when I'm sleeping, doing homework etc," she said.

"Their anger at you is born out of your reaction to the SCOTUS ruling, not the ruling itself," the now-viral post says.

"Any time we mention it I can't help but cry laughing," wrote the pregnant woman in the now-viral post.

Users on Mumsnet had plenty of opinions after the woman, who is 37 weeks pregnant, was ignored on her birthday.

"I (stupidly now I realize) just expected my mom to offer to care for my baby multiple days a week," the mom-to-be said.

"The moment you realize the day isn't about you," the brother captioned the now-viral video.

"It's abominable. It is completely terrible what happened to her," Alton Police Department Chief Marcos Pulido said while speaking about the recent incident.

"It made me feel violated and creeped out because that test had my literal pee on it," explained the pregnant woman.

"Maybe it's awful of me but I don't see myself as a mother to a child with the names he's picked," the pregnant woman said.

"You're not obligated to put your life on hold because your sister is going through a different circumstance," a Redditor chimed in.

"I have to explain to her that she's got the name mixed up and that chlamydia is an STD not a figure from Greek mythology," the friend said.

"The name is hideous in my opinion and I'm not lumbering that on my child," the mom fumed.

The woman said: "I personally think ridiculing my child's appearance before they have actually been born is a bit much."

"The part I felt was rude was to decide they weren't coming but not to send a quick text to let us know," the bride fumed.

"Of course he can cook and clean. Any functioning adult is capable of managing these two things," said one commenter on the viral discussion post.

"It doesn't seem like a genuine invitation to me at all," the invitee thought after receiving a last-minute invitation to a cousin's wedding

"We would be expected to cover the costs of 'Mama', including a pregnancy massage," the friend fumed.

"I told my ex that day we broke up, that I would never be a part of the child's life," the dad said.

"If anyone ever answers 'oh' to your name choice for your child, you shouldn't be having a child..." one person thought.

"$2,500 is both a very large amount of money to spend on a party and a very small amount of money to have in the bank with a baby on the way," one person said.

The woman's husband accused her of acting "inappropriately" after the man told her he was using the seat for his hand.

"If you can't afford a child, should you be bringing one into the world?" wrote the poster on the popular discussion forum Mumsnet.

"I just feel like it's so unfair on the child to be given a name which is going to cause something as simple as introducing themselves to become a 'thing,'" the baby's aunt wrote.

According to the mom, who is heavily pregnant and already has one toddler, her husband made "zero effort."

"I have a friend who, in other people's words, is besotted with me/borderline obsessed," the mom revealed.

The woman was first admitted to the hospital with double lung pneumonia and COVID-19.

The man's sister, who is 6 months pregnant, "does everything around the house" as her husband claims he's "the breadwinner."

"I don't think she had to be offended. Not every child can be cute," the new dad said.

"This woman is going to treat OP like the handmaid in her and Jasper's relationship until the end of time," a Redditor said.