My husband asked me to be a stay-at-home mom for his daughter from a previous relationship

before we got married, at the time I said no. But now the years have passed, we are married,

and we're about to have our own baby. What I wanted changed. So when I want to talk to him about

now becoming a stepmother, my husband lost it on me. He is furious, screaming, yelling, saying that

it was disgusting that I was showing favoritism to our son over his daughter, and that it was

ridiculous that I changed my mind now, and that I am a rotten stepmother. All of this hurt me

so deeply, and I'm looking for answers where to go from here. So here's what happened.

Make sure to subscribe to the channel and hit the bell to turn on notifications. I'm a 28-year-old

woman, and my husband, who's 37 years old of two years, blew up at me when I asked if I could

be a working stay-at-home mom, and accused me of being a horrible stepparent to his daughter,

who's eight years old. I am crushed. Is he right? I'm a saleswoman and I do very well for myself.

My husband and I have been married for two years and together for five years. This is my first

marriage, and it's my husband's second marriage. He has an eight-year-old daughter from his previous

relationship and has always had full custody of her. Our dating life was tricky with him being

a full-time single dad and having to work long hours, but we made it work. I met his daughter when

she was four years old and we had been dating for a year. I liked her very much and have always

done my best to try and be the best stepmom me ever. She calls me mom, and I have done all of the

mom things for her. I've helped her get dressed and ready for school, done her hair, cooked her meals,

helped her with homework and soccer practice. I've taken her for ice cream dates,

tucked her into bed, read her stories, etc. I'm not perfect. I've made mistakes, but overall we've

been a very happy family. When my husband and I got engaged, he asked if I would like to be a

stay-at-home mom for Lizzy and any future children we had. At the time, I politely declined. I was

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