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AIBU?

To be so bloody angry with OH?

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CheeseAndBeans · 02/10/2016 06:53

Because I am! He went out last night with the lads. Not something he does very often so was expecting him to be a bit hungover this morning. He said he may stay at mates as saves on taxi fare plus he didn't want to disturb me and our two kids. All fine.
I get woken up by 2 year old DD coming in to our room at 5.30 to say daddy is cleaning the stairs. He then comes into the bedroom and announces he has shit himself on the stairs! Wtf?! He is steaming drunk and gets into bed, waking 3 month old DD in the process.
I get up to see what's happened and he had shat all up stairs. Cream carpet in rented house. Argh!
Go back into bedroom to yell at him to clean it up and he is snoring in the middle of the bed, can't wake him.
Kids wide awake by this point so bring them downstairs. Feed 3 month old and sat 2 year old in front of peppa pig on tv. I have now scrubbed the stairs, but whole house stinks. I am so so angry!!
Can't believe he got in such a state. He is usually amazing. Hardly goes out and is great with the kids but he has really pissed me off. How can a grown adult get in such a mess? He had sprayed carpet cleaner randomly on it and clothes in pile by washing machine. The water all over bathroom suggests he had a wash.
We have plans today to go out to see family, my side. AIBU to just get the kids ready and go without him in a few hours? I can't see him being in any state to go and to be honest I don't want to spend the day with him!

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MatildaTheCat · 02/10/2016 10:32

He will be feeling so ill for the rest of the day that other than cleaning, no further punishment is required.

Also, it's true, he could actually be unwell. Naturally you will be upset and annoyed but let it go.

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PerfectlyPosed · 02/10/2016 10:35

Make sure you leave all the windows open when you go out too so he wakes up cold and hopefully it will get rid of the smell.

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Batteriesallgone · 02/10/2016 10:36

So drinking gives you diarrhoea? I mean I've had a loose tum the day after but it can actually give you diarrhoea on the night?

Learn something new every day. And I was a right pisshead in my youth.

I'd be annoyed he didn't contain it better. A bit on the stairs, I can see how that might happen, but taking his clothes off before getting to the bathroom would be the bit that bothered me. Shitty clothes are essentially his problem, shitty house makes it your problem as well. I wonder if he's not the one who deals with kids bodily fluids (get it on my hands and my clothes! NOT ON THE SOFA!) so doesn't have the right instincts about this kind of thing. That would annoy me tbh.

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PoldarksBreeches · 02/10/2016 10:37

Except that he was clearly pissed as a fart when he came in. He shat himself because he got too pissed, he got too pissed because he's a dick. All his fault.

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BummyMummy77 · 02/10/2016 10:38

It's gross yes but I think some people here are being ott.

I'd be furious but I'm sure he'll feel awful.

I exploded with shit (so scared about pp poo I ate four packs of apricots and prunes Blush) at preciously the same second 3 day old ds did and dh cleaned it all up. It was literally everywhere and I was in no state to do it myself.

Shit happens. Grin

We laugh about it now. Me and ds laugh about it now.

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MaddyHatter · 02/10/2016 10:39
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miserablesod · 02/10/2016 10:44

That is totally disgusting. I don't understand how anyone can get into that state.

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MistressDeeCee · 02/10/2016 10:49

Go out with your DCs and leave him to get rid of the mess and smell, including washing his clothes on a hot wash! I don't even know what else to say. At least its not a regular occurence but bloody hell, Id be so mad Id wake the dead! A good outcome will be that he is really in embarassment/cringe mode and won't ever get in that state again

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Frogers · 02/10/2016 10:50

I've got to say I would have been tempted to chuck a bucket of cold watering over him. That is disgusting. I by no means have a weak stomach but draw the line at cleaning up another adults shit unless they were seriously ill and not self inflicted.

Suitable ashamed or not once he wakes up I'd not be in a very forgiving mood for quite some time.

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hangingoutattheendofmywick · 02/10/2016 10:54

Bummy exploded with shit just made me roar with laughter. I am a woman and I pooed myself after too much wine. It was pretty awful. Never experienced anything like it - literally NO control at all. Thankfully it was at night and it was dark and I was five mins from home. Waddled home and threw jogging bottoms in wash. Husband still laughs about it.

My husband's Q is - why wasn't it contained in his pants / trousers .... why was it all over the stairs? He is confused.

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BummyMummy77 · 02/10/2016 10:59

Hanging - Grin

I used to work for uber rich people who would have massive house parties and lots of the overnight guests would shit the bed every night. Combination of prescription drugs, party drugs, laxatives to stay thin and alcohol spelt a very bad time for the poor laundress. (Who incidentally had a full time job there.)

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EmmaMacgill · 02/10/2016 11:03

Eww that's minging!!!! DH came home from a lads night the other week and told me they'd been talking about shitting yourself when drunk, apparently its quite common! he was a bit Shock 😷 Envy

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Chottie · 02/10/2016 11:14

What is it with all the posters with partners who shit and piss themselves when drunk? Is this actually common and I've lived an incredibly sheltered life?

This is something I've only ever seen on MN; I too must have lived a sheltered life (Thankfully!).

I'm the same as the two previous PPs. It sounds absolutely gross.....

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Sancia · 02/10/2016 11:24

Another one here who has never been in the presence or heard stories of drunk shitting. Or pissing in corners. I had no idea this was a thing.

I couldn't continue a relationship with someone who shat all over my stars. I would instantly forget everything else I ever knew about them. My memory would rename them 'Stair Shitter' and it's all I'd see, hear and know of them. I'd have an easier job getting over infidelity than shitting on the floor.

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Justaboy · 02/10/2016 11:24

Poor man he really is he must be feeling terrible this morning;(

  1. Take him a very nice cup of best ground coffee and some toast spread nicely and run and fetch something to sooth his poor gut and fevered brow. Then run him a nice hot bath complete with lots of nice bath salts.


  1. Cook him a very nice diner complete with a few bottles of the best wine and yes sherry too as his alcohol levels will be falling a bit and need replenishing.


  1. In the evening attire yourself with your most bestest, expensive, exclusive frilly lingerie and give him a night of passion which he'll never forget.


  1. And don't forger to call the industrial strength cleaners first thing tomorrow or better still put your hands in your lucy locket pocket for another carpet.


There we are!, pool old soul should be felling a lot better now;-)

Kiss him passionately and tell him here's another 100 quid for another night out an that you'll treat him better next time:-)

There that's better!
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Mybugslife · 02/10/2016 11:34

I'm going to go against the grain here and say it was a complete mistake...clearly.
Yes he got completely shitfaced (excuse the pun) but if this is not usual for him does it really resort to you not accepting an apology?
Don't get me wrong I think it's disgusting but maybe he decided to change plans and came home because he didn't want to not see you that night? Or maybe he changed his plans because he didn't feel well? And that was the result of not feeling well?
He may have been drunk but could he have eaten a dodgy curry/kebab/burger?
Like pp have said I'm sure he will be mortified when he wakes up and extremely apologetic. We all make mistakes is it really worth punishing him by being pissy at him and not accepting his apology if this is a one off?

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SpookyPotato · 02/10/2016 11:38

That's so grim! If he was a regular pisshead I would be put off but if it's a one time thing I would just get him to sort it properly when he wakes and not keep going on about it as he will be mortified. I remember the one time I got truly drunk when I was 18.. I was at home and nearly drank a whole bottle of whiskey by myself(was enjoying chatting to friends online and got carried away), and woke up in my bedroom surrounded by piles of poo. Blush I was on my own so it was definitely me! It's my most embarrassing story and I'm so glad no-one knows about it in real life as it was so unlike me. The one good thing it did though was make sure I controlled my alcohol intake from 18 onwards..
The body must just lose control after a certain point.
When I was a student I went to a houseparty of a friend and was sat with them all outside.. The birthday boy was very pissed very early on and shat himself during a vigorous bout of laughter! His poor face Grin He had poo jokes for ages afterwards as he had a big audience..

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froubylou · 02/10/2016 11:39

Meh, shit happens.

Make him clean it properly. Have a few hours out of the house.

Zoflora gets the smell out. Hot, soapy water for stains.

He might have been pissed. But he might have been ill too. It's not like he is going out every weekend and getting in this state.

And at least it was the stairs and not the bed.

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CheeseAndBeans · 02/10/2016 11:40

He's awake! I am at my mums with kids and he just called.
He is suitably ashamed, lots of sorrys etc. Not quite ready to forgive yet though, he has a lot of making up to do.
He drank a lot - beers and whiskey and didn't eat anything. He can remember up to the point of walking about half way home but after that has no idea what happened. He thinks he probably took clothes off and was planning to sleep downstairs in pants and then needed the loo and that's when it happened.
He is currently cleaning up (I went and got some vanish in the end to leave for him) and putting the washing machine on then coming over to us for family lunch. Haven't told them what happened, just that he had a bit too much to drink and is sleeping it off.
He woke up freezing apparently, as I did open every window in the house and took duvet off him for extra measure... petty but it made me feel better for a second.
Bloody annoyed with him, like I say he has a lot of making up to do, but I don't think he will be drinking like that again in a hurry.

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MollyHopps · 02/10/2016 11:40

Placemarking..... I know.

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froubylou · 02/10/2016 11:40

Just remembered poor Spud in Trainspotting. It could have been worse.

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SpookyPotato · 02/10/2016 11:43

What making up does he have to do apart from cleaning, saying sorry and being ashamed which he already is being?!

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liletsthepink · 02/10/2016 11:43

I don't think I would trust this man with alcohol again. If he is capable of drinking to the point of losing control of his bowels he shouldn't drink at all. He certainly shouldn't be going on nights out like this again for many years.

Personally, I would be telling my family that he'd drunk too much and was hungover today without telling them the exact details. The shame and embarrassment is his not yours.

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MrsKoala · 02/10/2016 11:45

Yes it could be much much much worse frouby - One of my dad's friends tells a charming anecdote about how he came home so drunk his wife woke up to find him pissing in the cot all over the baby. He finds this quite funny apparently. She divorced him.

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