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Input: Super short background: So I am 6 months pregnant with me and my husbands first child. I work but he is definitely the primary bread winner and we are reliant on his income not mine.

Me and my husband were sitting in traffic on a 2 lane highway. The lane going our direction was all the way backed up and at a standstill. The lane in the other directions was empty flowing freely. The driver 2 cars ahead of us tries to flip around and go the other way to get out of the traffic. But as she is doing that a car comes around the corner and she t-bones him off the road. He goes slightly down the embankment and crashes into a tree and gets knocked unconscious. The car almost immediately catches fire under the hood and my husband jumps out and runs to the car. The passenger door is blocked by the tree and the drivers door handle is broken from being hit. My husband breaks the window with his elbow and peels the glass back with his hands (the glass is that beaded safety glass stuff) so he can pry the door open. 

He did this got the guy out and shortly after the whole vehicle goes up in flames. So he definitely saved the guys life and is definitely a hero. Because of that his elbow and hands are all cut up and can't work for a few weeks but that is the absolutely best news. He could have got himself killed.

I haven't said anything to him because I probably shouldn't feel that way but he has a wife and child that depend on him and I feel like he should think about that and not put his life on the line. Making sure he is there for his child should be his first priority. Am I as much of an asshole as I think I am for thinking this?

being upset about my fiance for saving someones life