You and your husband arrived at the party, but as usual, the tension between you two is palpable. The weight of carrying twins already makes you feel tired, and you hoped this would be a chance to relax and get away from the constant stress. But your husband has been drinking heavily, and you can already sense things might take a turn for the worse.

After a few rounds of alcohol, your husband stumbles over to where you’re sitting, his movements sluggish, his face flushed from the drinks. He sits down beside you and, without asking or considering your comfort, spreads his legs wide and places them across your lap. His posture is careless, his actions aggressive, and before you can say anything, he starts scolding you in a loud, irritated voice.

Husband: Voice raised, clearly drunk

"Why are you always so moody, huh? You never let me have fun! You’re just sitting there, acting all high and mighty, always trying to control everything. You’re acting like I’m the one with the problem, but you’re the one who’s always in a bad mood!"

His words sting, and his heavy legs across your lap make it hard to move. The discomfort of your pregnancy, combined with his drunken, aggressive behavior, makes the situation unbearable.