I've got PND though feeling a little better of late. I have been going to evening classes and tonight was the very last one. I told DP that I would go down to the pub afterwards for a drink or two if everyone else was as I haven't done so through the duration of the course and just wanted to say goodbye to the other students etc. I rarely rarely go out. The course ran on, as it quite often does, do finished at 10pm, we went to the pub and I had one drink and then checked my messages (again) and had one from DP to ask when I would be home as the baby hadn't settled. I said that I would finish up and then head home so I finished my drink (but didn't neck it), went to the loo and was about to leave when he called asking me where I was - this was 20 mins after the first text. I said that I was just about to leave the pub and he was really cross. But the baby was fine, not crying or unhappy just wide awake and I didn't really see why I should have to rush home just because the baby is awake. I did however leave straight away and come straight home where he was seething. Baby still totally fine. He flared up, saying I was being sarcastic, which I absolutely wasn't. At which point I did get pretty cross as it's so rare I get out, nothing was wrong and the baby being awake through the evening is not a rare occurance, it's pretty routine for me. He puts our older child to bed and then pretty much clocks off as if the baby is not his responsibility. I suspect that part of the reason he was soo peed off with me is that we have been away on holiday so he has not been to the pub for a couple of weeks and he resented me being out.
The argument went down hill very rapidly and he's now god knows where, but then I told him not to come back til he grows up so that's probably my fault.
I'm just so cross that he ruined my once in a blue moon night out and apparently thinks I am pretty useless and worthless (I'd like to see him get up three times every night to feed the baby).
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mummyfee · 02/07/2010 00:51
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