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To think I am not the sock finder ffs?

13 replies

Pinupgirl · 03/11/2013 09:33

Dh taking 2 dcs to an activity this morning and I am taking the other dc swimming.

Dh moans about having to give youngest dc a bath. He then literally storms into the bedroom where I am still getting ready and demands to know where the socks are-shouting btw and glaring at me.

I point out that possessing a pair of ovaries does not imbue me with magic sock finding powers and suggest he looks in a drawer. Cue lots of mutterings and pa comments under his breath.

Was I bu to refuse to look for socks? Background-I am sahm,well work very pt,he works long hours,throws this in my face often and doesn't lift a finger around the house.

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Shatteredmamma1 · 03/11/2013 09:35

No you are not Bu. Tell him to bugger off
and find them himself. Men are just like
this I think (some men !!!) SAHM is a full
time (24/7) job- you just don't get paid.
Or get weekends or evenings or nights
off!! (Rant over)

Pinupgirl · 03/11/2013 09:39

Oh don't worry I told him to fuck off when he started being very passive aggressive and saying I couldn't wait to get rid of the kidsHmm

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CailinDana · 03/11/2013 09:41

This isn't about socks this is about the fact that you have a rude disrespectful husband who thinks it's ok to shout at you and who resents looking after his own children.

CailinDana · 03/11/2013 09:43

Shattered - being a SAHM only involves constant slaving when you're with a useless partner who couldn't care less about you.

Pinupgirl · 03/11/2013 09:51

Yep agree cailin-he was being a giant twat. He spent 7 hours yesterday and spent a fortune on a very,very small bit of diy. He is useless at diy-fucks it up every time. He could have got a handy man to do it in 5 minutes for 20 quid but oh noHmm

He then set the alarm for half 7 this morning even though there was no need to get up at that time on a sunday-waking the whole house up and making more pa comments about being tiredHmm

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Shatteredmamma1 · 03/11/2013 09:58

Well done pinup

Er...alright Callin. My DH is pretty helpful
and does care about me but also works a lot and my DS doesn't
sleep loads during the day so I run round
trying to get things done whilst he does.
Clearly you're more organised then??

CailinDana · 03/11/2013 10:06

No shattered I'm not organised at all. I have a 3 yr old ds and an 8 mth old dd who doesn't sleep. But I do not work 24/7 because when DH is here he cooks, cleans, gets up with the kids etc basically he does half of everything.

Pinupgirl · 03/11/2013 10:41

I agree that is the way it should be cailin but if I want my dh to do anything around the home then I have to moan the face off him-its like having another child!

We are going to inlaws today and he will be expecting lots of and will get praise for the tiny bit of diy he doneHmm

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RandomMess · 03/11/2013 10:45

How old are the dc btw?

2tiredtoScare · 03/11/2013 10:45

Where's sockreturningpixie when you need her?

FreakinRexManningDay · 03/11/2013 10:50

You've got bigger problems than socks I'm afraid.

You've married a tantrumming dickhead who thinks just because he works full time it excuses him from doing parenting.

Shatteredmamma1 · 04/11/2013 07:59

The point I was making, Cailin, was that you
(ie pinups DP) can leave your work at the office. You don't
stop being a parent when it's the weekend.
I wasn't implying it was a 24/7 slog.

Isabelonatricycle · 04/11/2013 08:06

Sockfinder General, if you please - if you don't get the title/rank right, how ever will you command respect?

Misses point entirely

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