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to be pissed off with dh

5 replies

yorks05 · 11/11/2012 22:27

So we were all out most of day yesterday. Dh on his own enjoying hobbies. Me with 3dc dc (1 2months old) visiting relatives. Hence very little housework got done. I put a wash on but never got round to emptying it.
Today I was out from 10 till about 4. Again with 2 of 3 dc. (including baby)Dh stayed home with 1 dc as he wanted to stay home.
I returned to find dh had emptied dishwasher (good) but also had dumped a load of his washing in front of washing machine.
AIBU to have expected him to have at leat unloaded clean washing and put new wash on.
Incidently nb dd is ebf so I am doing all the night wakings.

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MrsCantSayAnything · 11/11/2012 22:32

Just kick it to one side, wipe your arse on any that you miss and leave it at that.
He'll get the message.

WhoWhatWhereWhen · 11/11/2012 22:37

What Mrs said.

blackeyedsusan · 12/11/2012 00:42

no

let him do his own washing

StaceymReadyForNumber3 · 12/11/2012 00:47

YANBU. My DH wouldn't think to empty the washing machine but he would out clothes in the washing basket and is great at tidying, hoovering and doing the dishwasher if I'm out.

Dump his washing on his side of the bed, he'll work it out pretty soon.

StuntGirl · 12/11/2012 00:48

Why on earth would he go to the effort of putting it in front of the washing machine without actually putting it in? The loon. Was he thinking of waiting til there was enough for a full load, or thinking you might want to put some of your stuff in with it when you got back maybe?

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