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AIBU?

To have told him they cant stay?

66 replies

Leaveitalready · 03/10/2012 19:16

I live in an area which traditionally makes fireworks night a huge deal. Theres a carnival type thing in the evening, and several fireworks display with one main. Last year 60,000 people attended. My house is a stones throw away from the main fireworks and my front door is where these 60,000 people go past to get to it.
My road is closed off for the night and as you can imagine, its mayhem. The displays stop at 10-11ish but people let bangers off left right and centre all night.

With two young children very scared of fireworks, each year I upsticks for the night and take them elsewhere. No problem.

Except today my partner who does not live with me said he was going to the display this year. No problem!

But can his 25 year old niece and her bf of 3 months crash in my front room.
Because they want to come and they live an hour away.
I said no chance. And he thinks Im really unfair.

My reasons - I dont want to leave my home but I have to. I dont want anyone else in my home when its my children and I that should be in it.

I dont want 3 muddy, pissed people falling through my door. One of which is a perfect stranger.

I dont want a young, new couple potentially fucking on the floor where my children play.

I dont mind DP staying but not the others. AIBU like DP thinks?

Disclaimer, my children and DP's children too. So he gets the night off.

(For the nosey people who want to know, we dont live together because we split up for 18 months a few years ago and currently wating for both our tennancys to expire and were moving in together again.)

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Annunziata · 03/10/2012 19:17

YABU, your house, your rules. End of.

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PeggyCarter · 03/10/2012 19:19

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SkippyYourFriendEverTrue · 03/10/2012 19:20

You live in Lewes?

Can I come and stay?

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Annunziata · 03/10/2012 19:21

Sorry, YANBU... long day!

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WelshMaenad · 03/10/2012 19:21

I fuck on the living room floor where my children play might have plans to do do tonight actually and they've not died of it yet. As long as your DP cleans and tidies up before you get home I don't see the problem, really.

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Bobyan · 03/10/2012 19:21

Ottery St Mary?

I think he should go with you.

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Leaveitalready · 03/10/2012 19:25

Good for your Welsh.

I just dont want YOU or any other complete strangers fucking on my floor/sofa. Grin

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TheProvincialLady · 03/10/2012 19:25

It's your house, not your partner's. It's not up to him to decide. You don't want a stranger staying in your house when you're not even there and why the hell should you? I would say no too.

BTW I used to live in a similar town and it was crap every year. We always went away for the weekend too. Sympathy.

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RubyFakeNails · 03/10/2012 19:26

Its your house your rules so yanbu on that level.

Although I do think yabu in terms of the reasoning. Do your children never sit on or in your bed?

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WelshMaenad · 03/10/2012 19:27

Tbh, unless you can offer up 100% wool Berber twist carpeting, I don't really want to fuck in your floor either. I just don't see what the harm is. Ask them to put a tarp down if they plan on getting really filthy maybe.

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Leaveitalready · 03/10/2012 19:28

Why do I picture these things?!
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WelshMaenad · 03/10/2012 19:30

Bahahahaha. Just tell them no scat play near the toyboxes probably not helping-

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Leaveitalready · 03/10/2012 19:31

Tbh its not happening and thats final, Im totally ok with the fact that I am being unreasonable even thoughh I think Im being totally reasonable I jist wondered why DP couldnt see it from my angle.

But I guess some of you are.

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mrsconfuseddotcom · 03/10/2012 19:31

YANBU

Your house = your rules

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StellaNova · 03/10/2012 19:32

YAB a bit U I think, unless you really think the muddy pissed people are going to vomit and track mud all over your house. If not, what do you think they are going to be doing to it? I'd be really pleased that while I couldn't make best use of the location, someone else could (unless, as I said, they were likely to leave trails of sick down the stairs).

Re: not wanting people to have sex on your floor, I just find that a bit odd. How far is your floor prepared to go? Cuddling? Snogging?

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OutragedAtThePriceOfFreddos · 03/10/2012 19:32

YANBU. And if you think there's a chance that your dp might let them stay, I'd be locking him out too.

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Leaveitalready · 03/10/2012 19:34

Only I, Queen of Carpets, can fuck on my floor.

Yes, I am imagining mud trekked through my house, shagging in my front room and just a stranger in my home while Im kipping ok the floor of someone else's house when I REALLY dont want to be. Just makes me say no.

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WelshMaenad · 03/10/2012 19:35

Thing is, what happens when you guys move in together again? If he makes a similar request them, you would be VVVU to tell him he couldn't have family stay on his own home, and would probably have to suck it up.

So is this really about muddy pissed folk scandalising your carpeting, or is this about control? Genuine question.

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quoteunquote · 03/10/2012 19:35

just tell them you have installed lots of hidden web cams,

then you won't have to worry about people having sex in the sitting room,

and ask if everyone can take their shoes off.

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TooMuchRain · 03/10/2012 19:36

Your house your rules - but I don't really see the problem if your DP is there

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Leaveitalready · 03/10/2012 19:38

Honestly, I dont think its about control (but I did have to think about it Shock) Because if it was just DP and his neice, Id never have said no.

But I know they wouldnt get shot faced together and bowl through the door and I really, really hope they wouldnt fuck on my floor...

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KenLeeeeeee · 03/10/2012 19:39

YANBU. It's your house. Why can't they stay at his house instead?

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lovebunny · 03/10/2012 19:39

you are not obliged to leave your house open to strangers, especially when you cannot be there to supervise. your bf is inconsiderate to ask.

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Hullygully · 03/10/2012 19:40

Is it about the sex?

Is it?

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MammaTJisWearingGold · 03/10/2012 19:40

This has reminded me I need to get my dogs medicine to calm her (valarian) and mine (vodka) to calm me, for when my DP takes my DC out to watch the fireworks and leaves the two of us cowering at home.

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