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bubblebutt · 09/03/2012 16:03

Not a lot to ask is it from hubby as I feel shitty and cant do a lot today without feeling faint. What does he do goes out saying its a cold man up woman and I end up cleaning well throwing the dishes in the dishwasher. Felt faint and had to sit down again. I am now slobbing on the couch and he can fuck off if he wants any dinner. meh!!!!

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WorraLiberty · 09/03/2012 16:06

As someone who doesn't own a dishwasher and never has, it always amuses me when people have 'domestics' about stacking it and emptying it Grin

Sorry you feel shit though...why not phone a takeaway for yourself?

peugotgringo · 09/03/2012 16:12

and make sure said takeaway is something your DH doesn't like Grin

BeerTricksPott3r · 09/03/2012 16:15

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takingiteasy · 09/03/2012 16:16

Do people without dishewashers not argue about who has to do them? Same thing, just there's a machine involved! If you're not the type to argue over chores you won't, dishwasher or no diswasher. I despise doing dishes and DH is actually awful at handwashing and despises the task also. We got a dishwasher. We still have niggles over who empties it!

OP - YANBU he's being a selfish twunt. Sit down and chill. On the plus side the cleaning up will be there waiting for you when you're feeling better!

bubblebutt · 09/03/2012 16:47

I am ordering out for me and the kids. He is a twunt (love that word) and can fend for himself tonight.

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NatashaBee · 09/03/2012 16:56

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