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to wish dh wouldn't talk about work all night?

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bullbythehorn · 29/10/2015 11:09

Quite frankly I am getting fed up of dh telling me all about his colleagues who I haven't even met, jobs terms I don't understand. All this is in a moany, critical manner. He comes home, and the whole atmosphere changes. Bizarrely he quite enjoys his job, but seems to relish telling me how hard his day has been. I listen and reply appropriately but it is soooooooo boring. Especially when he repeats himself and tells me the same things again. He then sits glued to the laptop 'relaxing' for a couple of hours with the odd moan about work again thrown in later on while we watch TV. I am getting really fed up with him. AIBU to expect a bit more from my dh than this?

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wizzywig · 29/10/2015 19:09

Can i join yr group of bored senseless women.

dodobookends · 29/10/2015 19:16

I get it at both ends (if you'll pardon the phrase)!!

Not only does DH bore me to tears when he gets home - usually pretty late in the evening, the next morning he has to then give me a lengthy and far too detailed breakdown of what he's doing that day, where he's going, what he needs to drop off/pick up, who will be there, who won't, what stuff he needs to take with him, the lot. To be fair, he does work really long hours (musical/electrical related) and he gets home at a different time every night.

All I need to know is when he will be back later so I can feed him!

MrsJayy · 29/10/2015 19:37

Dd used to have a great job she once told me the ladyboysof bankok bits were flying everywhere as she tried to tape mics to them Shock dh talks about industrial gas meters

BoSelectaBigBiff · 29/10/2015 20:36

Oh, reading this, I'm so glad it isn't just me.

DH bangs on and on about his colleagues, who I've never met and probably never will. I couldn't give a flying fuck. And he moans about his job, despite being very well paid for doing very little (I am not exaggerating).

So j just carry on mumsnetting, ignore him as well as I can, and nod, smile, and say "mmm, yes" occasionally. It works a treat.

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