33-year-old wife pressures husband to become stay-at-home dad, he demands to have a share of her real estate business in return: 'I want some security'

Adjusting to the realities of parenthood is a difficult transitionary period in and of itself, so it's not exactly productive or helpful when partners apply extra pressure onto one another during that time.

In an ideal world, couples remain a united front well throughout the process of starting a family, but this step is so world-shifting that new feelings and obstacles may change the perspectives of both parties. That's why checking in with one another at every turn is necessary. Sure, you may think everything was discussed beforehand, but people are likely to change their minds about certain details when the reality of what these decisions might actually look and feel like sinks in. 

Keep scrolling below for this tale of relationship tension between a thirty-something couple on the brink of starting a family.

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