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This is 3 hours of the very best post from our slash best of Reddit updates, an amazing

subreddit where we get updated on stories that we wouldn't otherwise have the conclusions

of.

Starting with this post, in which a depressed father admits to hating his own baby.

I feel like having a baby was a huge mistake.

Now this first post was originally posted on Reddit on the 1st of August 2021.

I'm her father.

I know, I didn't have to push out the baby or carry her for 9 months, but I don't think

I've ever been more sad, exhausted, or depressed over a decision my whole life.

Prior to the baby, I had lots of hobbies.

I traveled the world, had a thriving, loving relationship with my wife, and more.

I built things, flew drones, worked on cars, and loved my Wall Street job.

But it all feels like that's gone.

I have a 9 week old, and it has been rough.

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