Hey, Hey, Waffle, gang. I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking out some more relationship stories. And if you do love a Reddit story, why not consider him like, subscribe, maybe that notification bell too. Let's crack on with today's first story. Much love, guys. Now, today's first story comes from Primary Tumbleweed

89 and says, am I the asshole for refusing my sister's offer to pay for the gender reveal scan?

So my girlfriend, female 26, and I, Mel 29, found out in August that we are going to be parents

to our first child. Generally Generally everyone was very happy about the

news. However, because of the shock I felt at the time, it wasn't planned, I called my mother for

reassurance and it helped. She wasn't happy I told her over a phone call, which I understand and

I'm likely an asshole for. I apologized and we put it behind us. My sister has been supportive. She helped

us move to a new house and wanted to take my partner out baby shopping in a few weeks. However,

my mother was less helpful. We had a FaceTime mid-August about housing options. Then my mother

randomly asked me about if my partner was on the pill.

I said yes and I've seen her take it.

And she asked if I was sure.

Almost like she was insinuating that I was baby trapped.

I've had worries about my sister.

I'm happy she's excited but I feel sometimes she's too much.

She was talking about having the baby every weekend so we could do stuff as a couple. And I said

we have to consider both families. She was also concerned about us moving a bit closer to my

girlfriend's family than mine. She said I wouldn't get as much support and question the support from

my partners as her mother lives two hours away. I said she comes down every weekend to look after her mother

with dementia, we'll be fine. My sister offered to pay for our gender reveal scan. We both thought

this was a lovely gesture and said yes. My sister understandably wanted to come because she's paying for it.

My sister told me that the one she was booking allowed up to five people to come, and she suggested

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