Is this guy still in the rights to be upset about getting slapped while his wife was giving birth? (women, different)

[Laychick]

Under normal circumstances, I don't think there is any excuse for anyone to hit someone else (unless in extreme self-defense).

However, this seems to be such a different and exceptional situation. I don't think this woman (while on labor, in the hospital bed and in agony) might have had the time to think what happened. While most repliers were understanding of the situation there were these two male posters suggesting that they would still reply back. That's gotta be so sick...hitting back someone that's in the hospital bed and in such a delicate state.

Here is the link:
My wife slapped me during labor, should I be mad at her? - GirlsAskGuys

[elnina]

Mad at her?? Really? What an idiot!
He should help her with the baby and household, and not post stupid questions on the net.

[emm74]

Labor pain, nerves, hormones, fear about becoming a parent. Yeah, he needs to walk it off.

[D217]

hahahahah, hilarious

[Chowhound]

Let it go... I doubt this is a real thread.... most normal people blow off stuff like this, we all get that stuff happens in the heat of the moment....

[SD4020]

Originally Posted by Chowhound

Let it go... I doubt this is a real thread.... most normal people blow off stuff like this, we all get that stuff happens in the heat of the moment....

Only in Asia.

[rego00123]

I would be a little upset as well. Not to the point of holding a grudge over it, but upset never the less.

Birth or not, resorting to smacking someone in the face in front of others is pretty tactless

My wife never had her state of being so altered during birth that she would have even gone there

If she did she isn't the type to forget doing it. She would have apologized for acting out regardless of why it happened.

[Ruth4Truth]

Originally Posted by rego00123

I would be a little upset as well.

Birth or not, resorting to smacking someone in the face in front of others is pretty tactless

My wife never had her state of being so altered during birth that she would have even gone their, and if she did it would have been a hit to the hand to give it back not a shot to the face.

People who are in excruciating pain, and have been enduring that for (according to the linked post) half an hour or more, in the process of giving birth, are not in a position to consider tact.

[rego00123]

Originally Posted by Ruth4Truth

People who are in excruciating pain, and have been enduring that for (according to the linked post) half an hour or more, in the process of giving birth, are not in a position to consider tact.

I suppose I have a great women then

[MoonBeam33]

I am POSITIVE there is more to the story.