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Over reacting?

My soon to be husband the baby's dad  wants to go hunting when the baby will be born, because it's opening day of deer season and he never misses it. Should I not be mad is it just my hormones?
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I think he should be able to but haul *** back home iff theres any signs of the baby coming.  
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That's not okay! My boyfriend goes dirtbike riding 2 hours away and can't have a phone on him so I can't contact him for hours and him and I discussed he will not be riding the week before the due date and week after/till baby is born
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8489354 tn?1405627762
Absolutely be mad. My husband wants to go on a 4 day 40 mile hike a couple weeks before and I'm not ok with it. He doesn't want to miss the birth, but he just pictures my due date as a set day. He can go to opening day every other year, your baby is only born once.
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Heck no! He csn go hunting after the baby is born. He shouldn't want to miss his baby being born!
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he wants to leave two days before the baby is born and be gone all week
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7913316 tn?1399673088
Yes you should be mad more than mad! The opening day of deer hunting season will come around again! Watching your baby be born thats a lifetime experience!
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He will be gone the day the baby is born??
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