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To be so pissed at my dh right now

13 replies

MadJeffBarn · 10/12/2016 22:34

I understand why, but it's really pissing me off. The need to be nosy is clearly grate. Basically, there's a huge group of youths around our area, about 60 of them. They attended a house party and it's gotten out of hand. We live in a nice area so it's unusual for drama, but it's setting my anxiety off. Dh has been stood at the balcony watching, even going outside when the drama has gone out of view.
I hate fights and drama, and I want to go to bed. It's a Juliet balcony so he csnt actually shut the door. I have a 12 hour shift tomorrow, have to be up at 6am, and I just want to go to bed, shut the window and feel safe. It's been well over an hour now, I'm shaking like a leaf (it's also cold, and I like the room cold, but not French door wide open in December cold). I probably sound incredibly neurotic but every insistence I've made about just coming inside and not getting involved is falling on deaf ears. And I mean, he's literally not even replying to me.
Aibu or should I just let him enjoy the drama?

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MadJeffBarn · 10/12/2016 22:34

Great* sorry

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MapMyMum · 10/12/2016 22:36

If he wants to enjoy it then can he not watch it from downstairs? Esp when youve to be up early

MadJeffBarn · 10/12/2016 22:39

It would mean going outside and actually being in amongst the drama. They're fighting, someone's been bottled. I don't want him out there if I'm honest.

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VeryBitchyRestingFace · 10/12/2016 22:44

Can you lock him out on the balcony?

Pineappletastic · 10/12/2016 22:45

YANBU

For me it would be a toss up between shouting 'shut the fucking door' repeatedly until he did it, and taking the bedding and heading for the spare room/sofa and shutting the bedroom door.

Or, if he has form for minimising your anxieties and disregarding you, that old classic...

Tootsiepops · 10/12/2016 22:46

Does he make a habit of ignoring you, your requests and your feelings?

SalemSaberhagen · 10/12/2016 22:47

Somebody has been bottled? Surely you have called the police so the party will be broken up soon then anyway?

sooperdooper · 10/12/2016 22:48

Is he usually so bloody selfish? I'd just tell DH to shut the door and stop being a tosser - especially if you're up at 6am!!

altiara · 10/12/2016 22:50

Go in the spare room if you need to sleep. Tell him what you're doing so he won't wake you up and go.

WorraLiberty · 10/12/2016 22:50

Hope he's called the police/ambulance?

Tell him this is people's lives and not an episode of Eastenders.

MadJeffBarn · 10/12/2016 23:02

Loads of people called the police. Unfortunately there were so many of them thinking it was hilarious running rings around the police. Looks like they've scampered now, although a few have been packed in the back of a police can. Think a few Christmas' have been cancelled this year!

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FlouncedBack · 10/12/2016 23:06

I'd call over to the police that there's another one on your balcony that needs carting off too. Flowers

neffi · 11/12/2016 14:31

Was this in TD by any chance? Similar tale of out of hand party on my local FB page this morning...

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