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maybe that notification bell too and let crack on with today's first story. Much love, guys. Now, today's first story comes from a deleted

user from the M. I the Arsoul subreddit and says, Am I the asshole for thrown my pregnant sister

indoors groceries away? My brother and his wife, Laura, who is seven months pregnant,

are staying with us for a week or so, since he's interviewing for jobs

in the city, my family and I are in. My kids love having their aunt and uncle around, and everything's

been great. Yesterday, Laura went out and came back with groceries. I thanked her but told her that

we don't expect them to do this. The kitchen is stocked and we're just enjoying

having them. She said that she wanted to and that most were cravings she's been having.

I started helping her unload the bags and noticed that a lot of snacks were with peanuts. Cookies,

crackers, peanut butter, even some sort of cake fusion.

It all made me uneasy because she knows my oldest son, eight male, is extremely allergic.

I don't keep anything of the kind in our home because we've had an incident when he was

younger, where we almost lost him.

I didn't want to be rude but I told her that I'm not comfortable with having the stuff

in the house.

She told me that she would be careful, that she wouldn't eat it around him or her siblings,

and that she'd clean up after herself.

That she was having intense cravings and needed them.

Look, I had four kids and kind of get where she's coming from, although I never had to have

something, but every woman is different. I made sure my son knew not to touch any of it and to

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