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Slack.com slash DHQ. So today we're going to try something a little different. Again,

I always like doing this because as your a Theocratic fascist dictator, one of my duties

is to listen to the people and hear their problems and then judge them ruthlessly. Thankfully,

Reddit's, in my the f***al forum, provides us plenty of fuel for this f***al fire.

Take a listen.

In my the f***al for kicking my husband out of the delivery room, I, 23 female, my husband

24 male just had our first baby. My husband was so excited and was super supportive and

caring throughout the pregnancy. The only thing is that he became slightly obsessed with

watching YouTube and TikTok videos of husbands pulling pranks on their wives while in

labor. I just got an idea for a different series of YouTube videos we have to do now.

I didn't mind at first, but then he started casually joking about doing things he saw

in the videos saying it would be funny. I clearly stated my distaste for them and asked

him not to do anything like what he saw. He agreed and continued to joke about it from

time to time, but I brushed it off since I trusted him and thought nothing would come of

it. The day of the delivery came and I had been in labor for eight hours, I had just finished

another round of contractions when my husband let out the loudest fart, turned to me and

said, what the hell have you been eating that smells disgusting? I immediately recognized

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