Yes I know I know, if you think he is a wanker them he is a wanker,but I need a rant.
I got in from work tonight and my 2 year old ds promptly vomited on my new boots,oh they had been killing my feet all day. Dh is standing there like the wanker he is and shouts well do something.i hadn't even taken my coat off. I then asked dh to sit him on the couch while I removed my coat and boots,as I was taking off my coat and boots my ds wanted to look a his vomit got of the couch and vomited again.
I gave him a choice of cleaning the vomit up or ds, he chose the vomit fair enough I check ds and have a cuddle,who thankfully has now stopped vomiting and is snoring gentler besides me.
After the extra cuddles reading books and getting him to sleep in my bed it all comes out,
Apparently the whole house is a tip and he had to put ds clothes in the washing machine today and the hovering and do the tea.
When I was pregnant with ds I was made redundant when I was 5months,he thinks I should of got a job at no one would of given me a god in y field of work at 5 months pregnant. I would of had to get a job then be trained inthe company's ways by time that would of been completed I would of been going on mat leave. I don't know why he doesn't get it,I'm sick of it being thrown in my face.
He is usually lovely but I hate coming home on a Saturday,he goes to the care home to see his mum, then I get the blame for everything.
I know my grammar is awful but I'm so annoyed I don't care.........sorry.
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onefootinthebed · 09/11/2014 01:09
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