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Slutty drunken friend

59 replies

Hup · 30/04/2014 16:39

H left me about nine weeks ago. No affair just a general breakdown of communications and him having ( in my view) some sort of breakdown (which he has had before).

We have both been good friends with a couple, the husband is lovely but she is known as a bit of a drunk and says really inappropriate things ( she made very sexual comments to DSS a while back, which upset him and she didn't like that I told her I wasn't impressed). Anyway he chose to disclose how he felt to these friends, giving his version of events and not mine. Fair enough. Only she has gone and blabbed this to one and all - with bells on. H was warned what she was like, she has made me out to be a mad phsychotic bitch without even knowing what happened ... H had made a really awful comment to me which led to me being awful back - in her version it was me that just blew up at him for no reason.

As a result I have asked that H does not allow DS to spend time alone with this woman - no problems in a crowd, but worry that if she babysits (she does a lot for others) or is in a small grou she will get hammered and repeat story to DS .... With even more embellishments than the last time she told it.

AIBU to ask that DS is not alone with her? h thinks it shows me as paranoid ....

OP posts:
gordyslovesheep · 30/04/2014 16:42

wow! I don't even know where to start - you kind of lost me with 'slutty'

WilsonFrickett · 30/04/2014 16:43

Slutty?
Really?
Biscuit

Fenton · 30/04/2014 16:44

Is there a DSS and a DS, and how old?

sarahquilt · 30/04/2014 16:46

Please don't use the word 'slutty' - the word is vile and the whole culture of slut - shaming women should be stamped out!

Shakirasma · 30/04/2014 16:47

Yeah, you lost any moral high ground when you typed your title I'm afraid.

BuzzardBird · 30/04/2014 16:47

I can't make head nor tail of your post OP. Is your DH with your friend now then? If she is a friend? If that is the case he can't have been that upset by what she said. Sorry, I am confused, will read again.

OfficerVanHalen · 30/04/2014 16:50

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BuzzardBird · 30/04/2014 16:51

Nope, sorry, have no idea what you are saying. I am sorry that your H left you (I think). If this woman is a drunk (refuse to use the other word) why would half the village let her babysit? Is DSS the same as DS?
I'm getting frown lines.

HoldOnHoldOnSoldier · 30/04/2014 16:51

Huh? Confused

MiniTheMinx · 30/04/2014 16:51

Slutty, drunk? because she may have simply repeated one half of a story, the only half of the story she has heard. Ok, she might have realised that their is his version, your version and the truth before she blabbed to all and sundry but presumably she has repeated what your husband told her.

ShakeYourTailFeathers · 30/04/2014 16:51

I read the title and thought "she'll get nowhere with that..."

gotnotimeforthat · 30/04/2014 16:53

I am yet to grasp the mumsnet lingo, whats DSS?

Cluffyflump · 30/04/2014 16:53

What did she say to your ds and how old are they?

shakinstevenslovechild · 30/04/2014 16:56

So you were friends with this woman, she made an inappropriate comment to your dss, you told her off, but remained friends.

You and your husband split up, she sided with him, he repeated something you said, making himself sound like the good guy and you sound like the bad guy, and she told other people.

You now want to dictate who your ex spends time with when he has your ds because you and this woman are no longer friends?

Is that about right? If so YABU unless you are happy for him to dictate who you spend time with when you have your ds.

Bifauxnen · 30/04/2014 16:57

I've been seeing an increase in words like bitch, slut and slag recently. I don't like it, most unbecoming and not very MN.

Waltermittythesequel · 30/04/2014 17:00

So your actual complaint has nothing to do with this woman's sexual behaviour or alcohol intake.

Yet you felt the need to put slutty and drunken in the title of your post which made no sense.

Hmm another visitor?

5Foot5 · 30/04/2014 17:01

Hmm. I think the OP is getting a bit of a rough time here.

Maybe she chose a word for the thread title which gets the hackles rising but I assume this was referring to the inappropriate sexual comments made to the DSS.

And if she believes this woma is spreading inaccurate and unpleasant gossip about her and does not have an ability to filter what she says depending on her audience then I can understand why she might not want to have her DS left in her care.

BuzzardBird · 30/04/2014 17:06

gotno it usually means Darling/dearest step-son.

BuzzardBird · 30/04/2014 17:07

Why would DS be in her care though? I am so confused Confused

BuzzardBird · 30/04/2014 17:08

Wow shakin you are good.

gobbynorthernbird · 30/04/2014 17:09

does not have an ability to filter what she says depending on her audience
Oh, the irony.

MacBee · 30/04/2014 17:10

Wow.....just, wow.....

gordyslovesheep · 30/04/2014 17:13

oh and OP - your HUSBAND told her all the ins and outs - maybe start with being angry with him

and don't leave her in charge of your son

Bloodyteenagers · 30/04/2014 17:15

A slut isn't someone who gossips.
Nice friend you are. Calling a friend a slut.

Tinkerball · 30/04/2014 17:16

Where is the connection from title to what your post is all about?

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