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AIBU to be furious with dh??

17 replies

GoranisGod · 30/06/2012 12:40

I was on a night out last night. Came home about midnight-pretty sober as I had stuck to g&t.

Dh was still up and was very drunk

Now that is bad enough because I have had words with him before about being so drunk when in sole charge of dcs and how I dont think its appropriate.

He then tried to get amourous but is soon became obvious that he wasnt going to be able to finish the job.

5 minutes later he was running to the bathroom and puking his guts up.

I decided to sleep in with dcs to get peace.

So I got up this morning and the bathroom was disgusting! red wine splattered vomit all over the toilet,sink and even up the walls!

Have cleaned it as no there is no point in asking him as would only do it half arsed.

AIBU to be seriously annoyed? Btw I have been sick when drunk myself but I bloody clean it up!Angry

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SandyBottoms · 30/06/2012 12:42

YADNBU

NatashaBee · 30/06/2012 12:42

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woopsidaisy · 30/06/2012 12:43

YANBU.
I would not be happy with him getting that drunk in charge of the DCs. And I would stand over him until he had cleaned the bathroom to my standards.

Do you think he has a problem with drink?

Mishy1234 · 30/06/2012 12:44

YANBU to be annoyed on all counts.

He sounds as if he was very drunk. What if there had been an emergency? Would he have been able to cope?

As for the bathroom...I can understand why you just went ahead and cleaned it yourself. You have children and it needed to be sorted. However, if you had been able to, I would have left it for him to do.

I hope he is suitably ashamed this morning. Did you take a photo of the mess before you cleaned up? He probably doesn't remember a thing.

GrahamTribe · 30/06/2012 12:47

So he is pissed as a newt in charge of your children, he makes a habit of it, and you feel the need to clean up his vomit because he's too lazy/disrespectful/both to do it himself?

Just tell me one thing, OP. Why is he still there?

squeakytoy · 30/06/2012 13:34

How old are the children?

I wouldnt have cleaned up his mess to be honest. I would have got the kids, and got out of the house immediately, and sent him a text saying "sort that out before I get back".

RightBuggerforit · 30/06/2012 14:54

Eugh, I'm with GrahamTribe. Also, given what he'd done and the state of him, ywbu to let him try and shag you last night too, instead of pointing out his neglectful and irresponsible behaviour.

madonnawhore · 30/06/2012 14:56

How could you bear to have him anywhere near you, A: in that disgusting state and B: when you saw that he'd been massively negligent and put your children in danger by getting paralytic when he has sole charge of them?

What an absolute idiot.

valiumredhead · 30/06/2012 14:58

YABU to moan after clearing up your husband's vomit - that is disgusting and he should do it himself.

BlackholesAndRevelations · 30/06/2012 15:15

Good grief. I'm speechless that you even have to ask if you're being u.

BlackholesAndRevelations · 30/06/2012 15:16

Ps I agree with squeaky; I'd have been out of that door with the children.

Mia4 · 30/06/2012 16:26

YANBU. If he does this a lot then you should put your foot firmly down. He can't be drunk in charge of kids. One or two beers, yeah, but drunk-no. Not to mention the bathroom. He owes you big time.

If this is repeatable offense then it's something you really need to sit down and talk about-it's unreasonable behaviour from him.

SoleSource · 30/06/2012 16:28

YANBU

LurkingAndLearningForNow · 30/06/2012 16:30

Wow. He is a danger to your children. Leave now. Maybe that'll wake him up to his drinking problem.

GoranisGod · 30/06/2012 16:44

Thanks for the replies-knew I wasnt bu but needed a rant!

He knows that what he did was bad as has booked a holiday this morning that he had been dithering about. Also brought me and the kids presents home when he went to the shops.

I will be having more words later when dcs are in bed about him drinking so much when in charge of dcs. He maintains that he only had a bottle of wine and that its because he hasnt been feeling well that it affected him so badlyHmm

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PrincessScrumpy · 30/06/2012 17:04

I would have rubbed his face in it

BlueFergie · 30/06/2012 17:49

Only a bottle of wine? Only? Fuck me how much does he drink normally? Don't get me wrong I'm partial to a drink myself and on occasion have downed a bottle myself, but I acknowledge that is a significant amount of alcohol and not what you should be drinking while in sole charge of DC.
When you got up was he still in bed? Or had he got up already and left the bathroom in that state? Were you the one up with dc while he nursed a hangover.
Either way I would have been throwing an absolutely massive wobbler and he would have been ordered into the bathroom, hangover or no hangover. He wouldn't have left it again until it was clean to my standards.

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