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To be so annoyed at dp

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Willow89 Sun 12-Feb-12 00:07:56

Dp went off to town today said he would be back in an hour or two that was fine. 4 hours later no sign so I rang to see where he was as dinner was ready said he went to a friends house and was on his way home. Fair enough, then 3 hours later still no sign so I rang again and he is the pub having a few drinks, I was annoyed because he didn't ring to even tell me, I probably would be less annoyed if he had. I am a sahm with Ds all week and dp has weekends off so I like to do things together or even get a little break because he is here. I understand that it's his day off but he had plans to go out with his friends tomorrow! So why do this? Now he is not answering texts or calls and acting as if I've done something wrong!
AIBU?

IUseTooMuchKitchenRoll Sun 12-Feb-12 00:10:17

Go out before he gets the chance to tomorrow.

WorraLiberty Sun 12-Feb-12 00:10:21

YANBU

He sounds rude and thoughtless

pictish Sun 12-Feb-12 00:11:49

Nah - you're not. But. Just make sure you take yourself off, next opportunity likewise.
If it's a one off, then I'd just expect payment in kind. If it's a habitual thing, then think on.

essexmumma Sun 12-Feb-12 00:24:50

Agree with the get up early and go out tomorrow comment!! I would be so annoyed if my DH did this.

Willow89 Sun 12-Feb-12 00:28:27

Thanks for that thought I was being a bit of a bunny boiler as I said though I don't mind once I have notice. he is still not home now!! . I am meeting up with some mammies tomorrow in the play centre but after that I will be dropping Ds home and going off for the daysmile

pictish Sun 12-Feb-12 00:31:06

I would. Or at least, I'd politely take myself off to bed with book, and ask to be disturbed only when dinner is ready.

AgentZigzag Sun 12-Feb-12 00:59:00

Being bothered that your DP fucked off all day without a word and is now ignoring your texts and calls (angry) isn't bunny boiler behaviour.

And don't you be letting him turn it round and make you feel like it's your fault either! Cheeky (and probably pissed) bugger.

Good for you getting out tomorrow, let him stew in his alky juices smile

sickbint Sun 12-Feb-12 01:00:59

He's acting like a twat.

Willow89 Sun 12-Feb-12 08:20:36

Decided to not come home last nightangryangryangry

Gargula Sun 12-Feb-12 08:38:19

YANBU. This would really piss me off.

Does this sort of thing happen regularly?

Grr. Change locks and cut holes in all his clothes!
Or at least sit him down and explain how annoyed you are with him!
Men!

imoanruby Sun 12-Feb-12 08:55:53

Did he call to tell you he wasn't coming home?

If not i would be beyond livid!

BlingLoving Sun 12-Feb-12 08:58:17

Um, this isn't "be pissed off" territory. This is seriously consider what the fuck is going on territory. If he says he's going to town and will be back in a couple of hours but doesn't turn up for four, that's "pissed off" territory. This is so far beyond that Ito selfish, irresponsible, disrespectful behaviour you need to take it very seriously. Has he turned up this morning yet?

Coconutty Sun 12-Feb-12 08:59:00

What? I would be furious. UANBU at all - what on earth is he playing at?

learningtofly Sun 12-Feb-12 09:06:36

I agree Yanbu at all.

To go awol and not communicate what your plans are is so disrespectful even if you aren't a parent. For me this would be sitting down and having a serious chat territory

bagelmonkey Sun 12-Feb-12 09:10:35

YANBU. This is not normal behaviour. If you are living with someone you are in a relationship with you let them know when you will be home & what your plans are. You shouldn't have to be chasing him for answers & updates.

Florabella Sun 12-Feb-12 09:13:11

YANBU - total lack of respect. You need to have a serious chat with him about this. Is this the first tie he has acted like this or is it a regular occurrance?

karmabeliever Sun 12-Feb-12 09:17:12

Well, if he was mine, I'd be beyond angry. All his stuff would be in bin bags on the lawn. Totally unacceptable behaviour. I get really mad when men who have children, just fuck off out and behave like they are single, in the assumption that the little woman will do their share of the child care etc.

I couldn't live with someone who thinks this is okay behaviour.

my2centsis Sun 12-Feb-12 09:25:31

sad I would be angry to the point of u probably wouldn't of been able to sleep!! He had been rude and insensiti he certainly had no respect for you lastnight at all. Have you Hurd from him at all?

my2centsis Sun 12-Feb-12 09:26:46

I hope your able to read that post! typing on phone while bfeeding

Becaroooo Sun 12-Feb-12 09:31:44

You sure he is with a friend?

hmm

Sorry but this behaviour would be ringing major alarm bells for me......

MyLifeIsStillChaotic Sun 12-Feb-12 09:33:43

Disgusting behaviour. What an arse.

StewieGriffinsMom Sun 12-Feb-12 09:34:22

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LydiaWickham Sun 12-Feb-12 09:36:24

I'd be so angry, it's not the time to himself that's the problem (although, there are 2 days a week for your family that could be 'family time' or 'me time' and he's used over 50% just as 'me time' rather than say, 25% for him, 25% for you and 50% of that time as family time), but that he's refused to discuss his plans, or let you know when they've changed. He's not thought that you might have plans of your own, or that knowing he'd be out all day you could do something else with your time rather than just waiting.

I'd be having some serious words about his lack of respect for you and for your DCs.

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