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dh yelling in night

14 replies

superbagpuss · 30/12/2014 08:54

I felt squashed during the night so reached out my elbow behind me

apparently dh had his eye in the wrong place and I elbowed his eye

he yelled out ow and said I hurt him

I said it was his fault for bring so close

aibu?

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livegoldrings · 30/12/2014 08:58

Accident

superbagpuss · 30/12/2014 09:00

thank you

on the jury of 100% I will tell dh to duck it up, Grin

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QuickSilverFairy · 30/12/2014 09:05

My dh and I are about 14 inches apart height. I am very rolly in bed and somehow manage to put an elbow wrong on him often during the night. He does tend to shout but then falls right back to sleep. The only remedy would be for one of us to sleep like bat which seems unreasonable. Perhaps a bigger bed?

Gruntfuttock · 30/12/2014 11:13

I know it was accidental, but did you apologise for hurting him anyway?

CheeseBuster · 30/12/2014 11:21

YABU. Why didn't you say sorry? And it sounds like you were aiming to elbow some part of him anyway which is mean.

Neverknowingly · 30/12/2014 11:25

Accident of course but I hope you said sorry. I teach DC that you say sorry even when it is an accident because the sorry is about acknowledging someone's hurt not admitting fault.

hanflan · 30/12/2014 11:56

It's nobody's fault, it was an accident! My DH and I are always elbowing or headbutting eachother in the middle of the night, we just say "owwww, sorry!" have a bit of a laugh, and then go back to sleep!

DoubleValiumLattePlease · 30/12/2014 11:59

LTB

opalstones · 30/12/2014 12:01

I kick mine in the balls constantly. He gets over it! It was only an accident after all.

BuzzardBirdRoast · 30/12/2014 12:01

It doesn't have to be deliberate to apologise for hurting someone

opalstones · 30/12/2014 12:02

Agree with the posters saying sorry. You have to say sorry when you hurt someone - accident or not!

SDTGisAnEvilWolefGenius · 30/12/2014 12:21

"I felt squashed during the night so reached out my elbow behind me"

I'm sorry, superbagpuss, but that sounds to me as if you intended to elbow him somewhere - and that sounds deliberate, not accidental to me. Elbowing him in the eye was not deliberate, in that you weren't aiming specifically for his eye, but you were aiming for him.

I think you owe him an apology.

livegoldrings · 30/12/2014 14:00

You should get a superking size bed..

superbagpuss · 30/12/2014 14:38

yes I said sorry

and I had no idea he was so close to me, I just thought I was trapped in the covers

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