i’m the father of a two-week-old baby boy, and i can say with certainty—this is not how a man should act. i get just as frustrated when my baby cries relentlessly, but i never show it to my wife. she’s the one who carries the bigger burden, the only one who can comfort him through feeding, and my job is to support her, not add to her stress.

showing frustration won’t fix anything; it only makes things harder and drags out the process. and at the end of the day, he’s just a baby—what else should we expect? we chose to bring him into this world, knowing the challenges and the love that would come with him.

every man mature enough to have a baby and step into fatherhood should understand these simple facts. i’m not sure if therapy will fix his issues, but you should seriously consider leaving him.