Hey, this is Sam.

This is John.

The OG Storytime podcast hosts. Oh yeah, and we got some great stories coming up. But before that, we got a teeny two-minute break from the sponsors that keep this show propped up like a little house. Oh, yeah. This is an I-Heart podcast. Guaranteed human. I am expecting a child in a family that is awful to me.

Expecting them where?

There's a trigger warning here for mentions of physical altercations.

Am I the a-hole for cutting off my father and sister-in-law from my daughter's life?

I, 20, female, the male, and my husband, 21 male, are going to have a daughter due in January.

We have been together for almost three years, have our own apartment, and stable

jobs. Neither of us have a good childhood or a good relationship with our own parents, but my husband

has it more neutral than I do. And by the way, this comes from user witness difficult 9459. And if you

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Storytime Suburdy where this story was submitted.

I'm Dakota.

I'm Sophia. I'm Angie. And we're here to give you good advice, goofily. But we don't have all the answers. We really know what we do. So tell us what you do in the comments, as OP says. Until about one year ago, we were in my in-laws, 40 female and 42 male, new house for a celebration.

There were also my sister and brother-in-law, 20 female and 15 male, and my husband's uncles who came a little later.

All of them know that I am transdimensional, and always called me by my name and respected it, except for the uncles who are really conservative.

My husband bought a general knowledge game and somehow we got to a subject about geniuses.

Ooh, like, what's that called? Trivial Pursuit.

Yes, I loved Trivial Pursuit.

Me too. I love trivia games. Trivial Pursuit Road Trip.

Yes. I learned about Zaza Gabor. Zaza Gabor? Yes. Who's that?

I'm not sure. I just know her name. I'm not sure. My mother-in-law said that she believed that the

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