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AIBU or is dh a dickhead?

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Mowgli1970 · 10/09/2010 20:22

Dh got home before me, rang to see what to do for tea. I said pizza, potato and salad. Got home, he's cooked pizza and omelette so I asked where are the potatoes and salad? He replied he hadn't done them as he thought pizza and omelette would be enough. He got the pizza out of the oven, I said they're not quite cooked through. He flipped at this point, shouting that whenever he cooks I criticize him! Is it just me that thinks this is completely ott?!

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thisisyesterday · 11/09/2010 20:40

ahhh ok, the school are just being twats in that case then!!!

HecateQueenOfWitches · 11/09/2010 20:44

Yes, well, it's certainly twattish to not sit down with the parents and go through each concern and discuss it.

Even if they don't agree that your son has a problem, they should respect the fact that you do have concerns and they should work with you for an assessment - if they're right then an assessment will show that! So they've nothing to fear, have they?

So yes. being twats.

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