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AIBU?

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ok logically I am - but bear with me here. Dh picking me up from airport or station ,wants to time it so he has to spend minimal time there and preferably not even get out of car

79 replies

brimfull · 01/09/2010 18:52

aibu in feeling slightly insulted

if it was me i would arrive early and eagerly await loved one.

His attitude of wanting it to be as painless as possible smacks of being put out at having to do it in the first place and hence uncaring/can't be arsed .

We haven't had major fall out about this btw- he thinks I am mad Grin

perhaps i am

OP posts:
brimfull · 03/09/2010 20:02

blueshoes Fri 03-Sep-10 15:15:36
Do you travel a lot, ggirl?

am sure you didn't mean to come across so patronising Grin

yes travel enough thanks

OP posts:
fluffles · 03/09/2010 20:22

my DH insists on not leaving the house till he knows my flight has landed as 'they're always late' Hmm

i get a taxi instead cause at least it's bloody well THERE an i don't have to wait for it Angry

bluejeans · 03/09/2010 21:54

YANBU I also love the anticipation of meeting someone at the airport/station. DH is the opposite and I'm always standing waiting for him at the drop-off/pick up point - no sense of occcasion! Grin

Onestonetogo · 03/09/2010 22:12

YANBU. He's being practical (and a wee bit lazy), you're being romantic. You win hands down imo.

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