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AIBU?

about my Boyfriends birthday & his mum

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crazyhamsterdisguisedasahippo · 07/07/2013 22:48

First AIBU but I really need to know if I am .

Its my Bfs birthday on Tuesday , he has just told me he is going for a meal with his mum & family Tuesday evening so will be busy from 4 - 8 .
I have not been invited despite us been together for 3 years (we don't live together) .
He is working Tuesday morning until 1pm & i have appointments Tuesday from 1-4 (several appointments) .
He says it is not fair that i can't see him on his birthday & expects me to palm my Ds off on my Dm on a school night so i can take him out Hmm I have told him i won't do this as Ds comes first & i told him to ask his mum to make it later or for the day after & he can't as she will be upset (huge case of pfb) .
I thought i was his family but apparently not Confused as he does everything his mum says even if it means cancelling our plans Angry

Am I been unreasonable to think that after 3 years he would see me as his family as well as his mum & sometimes put our relationship first or should I just suck it up

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ImTooHecsyForYourParty · 08/07/2013 13:05

He lays on her lap?

He's 30?

Run like the wind.

Mummy dearest would be coming on your honeymoon and sleeping in your bed

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JerseySpud · 08/07/2013 13:11

You're not dating my cousin are you?

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JerseySpud · 08/07/2013 13:16

Because it sounds just like him. I think hes about 35 though

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pigletmania · 08/07/2013 14:52

Omg op that's not normal, ditch the toddler and get yourself a maaaaan

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crazyhamsterdisguisedasahippo · 08/07/2013 14:55
Grin
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SingingSilver · 08/07/2013 16:19

LTB! If you ever do manage to supplant his mother in his affections, he'd expect you to take over the mummy role. Just leave him to have his special cuddles, you'll find a grown-up to hang out with soon enough.

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raisah · 08/07/2013 16:49

I would turn up at the restaurant with a gift and a smile and from the reception I get I would decide whether the relationship was worth continuing or not.

After three years together, you should be a part of his life not stuck in the p/t gf compartment. He is putting himself first (men are good at this) so you should copy him and prioritise your son & yourself. Leave him & get a better model or not but do dump him!

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LookingForwardToMarch · 08/07/2013 16:57

You don't 'try' to leave someone op Hmm

It is very easy.

Put up or shut up Grin

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LookingForwardToMarch · 08/07/2013 16:59

Ewww just read the 'he lays on her lap' bit.

Run OP, Run like the wind!

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LookingForwardToMarch · 08/07/2013 17:04

Actually...

You know that psycho film, the one with the shower scene.

Remember how that guy kept that dessicated corpse of his mum in an armchair and talked to it?

That'll be your livingroom in 40 years time!

Wink

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Squitten · 08/07/2013 17:04

30?!?! Shock

OP, just phone him right now and tell him you're done with him.

Honestly, do you really think he's going to top himself? No, me neither. And if he is really that juvenile that he's going to try and kill himself because his GF has dumped him, then his devoted Mummy can deal with the fallout.

You are in such a wonderful position in that you are not tied to him in any way beyond your own head. Run like the wind while you can and look forward to meeting an actual adult man who you can make a life with.

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crazyhamsterdisguisedasahippo · 08/07/2013 17:21

Lookingfor Grin

I have txt saying its over Blush

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Squitten · 08/07/2013 17:24

Marvellous!!!

Don't take any phone calls from him or get drawn into text conversations.

It's now officially over and you owe him NOTHING

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LookingForwardToMarch · 08/07/2013 17:29

You CAN definitely do better op Grin

Thats brilliant, now I can sleep at night knowing you are not being dragged into a horror movie!!!

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crazyhamsterdisguisedasahippo · 08/07/2013 17:31

Horror Movie I can actually picture that Grin

I have blocked his number

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pigletmania · 08/07/2013 17:42

Wow tats fantastic crazy, good on you, now he can enjoy his lovely mummy all too himself. Keep us updated Grin

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crazyhamsterdisguisedasahippo · 08/07/2013 17:52

Now he can enjoy his lovely mummy all to himself

Envy Grin

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SlimePrincess · 08/07/2013 17:56

On her lap! That is banaynay. Does he still have bitty as well? But srsly well done for dumping him, you can do better Grin

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pigletmania · 08/07/2013 18:04

Why oh why is she even encouraging this behaviour and not trying to make her toddler ds independent and self reliant. Forthat she as failed as a mother.

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pigletmania · 08/07/2013 18:05

She s just indulging him, and the dynamics of that relationship are weird

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HappyMummyOfOne · 08/07/2013 19:00

She sounds way OTT re her son given his age, he seems to see you as a casual item but you both sound very young despite the 30th birthday. Him for not inviting people to an adult celebration and you for the responsible parent who wont club mid week.

Given you have a son, you need to find a stable partner worth introducing.

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WhatWouldBeyonceDo · 08/07/2013 19:57

Yay! Good for you!

Now go find a nice man you can climb like a tree Wink

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crazyhamsterdisguisedasahippo · 08/07/2013 20:14

What Grin that sounds fun

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LookingForwardToMarch · 08/07/2013 20:16

Yeah definitely keep in mind,

Less Norman Bates...more Christian Grey Wink

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QueenStromba · 08/07/2013 20:49

You've made the right decision. I'm guessing the not living together was down to him? Not living with someone after three years of being together unless there is a very good reason is just very strange in my opinion.

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