<human>: We've been married five months, together three years. We got coincidentally accidentally pregnant basically when we got married, finding out about the pregnancy a week before the wedding. It was always pretty crystal clear that she would keep an accidental pregnancy, and although baby is ahead of schedule and we initially freaked out about it, we're happy baby's coming.

The pregnancy physically has gone great. Mentally is another issue. She's been alternately clinically anxious or depressed, basically spending her life on the couch and going to work. Her energy is low and she can find the cloud in any silver lining. She hasn't had a libido in the slightest since a month before our wedding, down from a rather constant high.

I'm trying to be supportive. I do all the housework, feed her all the time, listen to all of the complaining. But I've gotten so angry, anger that rises inside me at a moment's notice, a resentfulness that I am entirely unused to. I feel constantly rejected, my needs constantly ignored, my support occasionally recognized. To be clear, I have this anger under control in the sense that I am not directing it outwardly at her, but it colors our relationship and I hate feeling this way. And at the moments when I am able to clear my anger (in meditation or likewise), I just feel profoundly lonely.

I don't know what I expect from posting here, but I need to share with somebody. Nobody in my real life understands what is going on. Even I think I sound whiny -- after all, the cultural narrative is that she's the one going through the pregnancy, she's the one who is struggling. But I am definitely struggling.

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<bot>: Pregnancy is hard on her, and so hard on me, and I don't know how to deal with my feels.