Last weekend, DH went to the shop for some groceries and came home with a huge tin of chocolates, which he then revealed weren't for us at all but were for him to take to work for his birthday, which is in a few days' time.
(As an aside, I was pretty ill at the time with an infected insect bite which was threatening to turn into full-blown blood poisoning, so I did wonder whether he might pick me up a bar of chocolate or something to cheer me up, thought he probably wouldn't, then saw the tin, then had my hopes dashed again. A rollercoaster, I tell you.)
After DD pestered us almost to death, he then let us have two each and then another one each, after yet more pestering. I then said that he had to take them to work on the Monday as I could not spend a week in the house with DD being pestered for chocolates she couldn't have.
He has just revealed that he put them in his car on Monday but has since been snacking on them in his car on the way too and from work and has more or less eaten the lot 
I am OUTRAGED. AIBU?
(He says he would have needed to buy cakes anyway, I reckon it's cakes OR chocolate but not both - AIBU on that too?)
AIBU?
to be OUTRAGED at what DH has just confessed?
DitaVonCheese · 06/10/2012 13:05
I don't think outraged is at all unreasonable actually.
I'd whack my DH with the frying pan if he did this 
I think he owes you a large bar of your very favourite choc and you can sit and scoff the whole thing in front of him without offering him a crumb!
I, of course, don't even hide chocolate and eat it when nobody else is around, ever, promise, cross my heart,.....well not every week 
YANBU.
The only possible way your DH can redeem himself is by going straight out to the shops to buy you a big box of your favourite chocolates 
Don’t want to miss threads like this?
Weekly
Sign up to our weekly round up and get all the best threads sent straight to your inbox!
Log in to update your newsletter preferences.
You've subscribed!
To comment on this thread you need to create a Mumsnet account.