I'm just wondering, because my OH likes to go out a lot. I'm six months pg, but I have been making an effort to make an appearance at staff nights out (we work at the same place) with colleagues and other friends now and again. A couple of times I have just gone home early, just getting a taxi home whilst he stays out with people.
I'm getting concerned though because the other night, we were at a house party and I managed to stay out until 2am, but he was absolutely hammered and didn't want to leave so had to coax him into the taxi. He fell asleep on my lap, and when I was trying to pay for the fare, he stepped out onto the road and started stumbling about like a zombie, so I had to get out and sit him down on the pavement then go back in and pay. Once back in the flat, I struggled to get him undressed for bed, and he needed the toilet so I tried to help him through to the bathroom. He kept falling over onto me and the floor, which isn't good when you're 6months pg! He refused to go to the toilet, instead wetting the bed.
I have decided to wind down on these nights out, as its time to take it easy. It's been great discovering you don't need to drink to have a nice time though! However, I don't want to be horrible and force him to stay home with me, especially as everyone keeps telling me how great I am for letting him make the most of his final months of freedom before baby comes.
I'm not 100% why this bothers me. I do hate the idea of him wasting money now that we have a new priority, but then he doesn't really buy himself much or splurge so it's not really fair to raise that point. I fucking hate it though when I'm in my bed after having an early night, only to wake up at 4am with his boozy breath all over me. He makes a racket when he comes in.
For the record, he doesn't go out like 5 times a week. It's maybe once or twice a week, but when he goes, he goes hard. He doesn't appreciate moderation, or 'one or two pints.' He was meant to be back for 1am latest a couple of weeks ago as I had work the next morning, but he wasn't back till five, which meant I was up worrying. For God's sake, I'm winding myself up now about it!
What are everyone else's standards regarding this? Sorry about the spiel
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How many nights out are too many?
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lagertops · 27/08/2013 21:52
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