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Woollymammoth63 · 11/12/2016 01:04

Tonight Dh has been doing a lot of wind ups and spouting off at the TV etc for eg he called a female apprentice candidate a cow. A little later, ds was being grumpy, told me I was being annoying and said' shut up mum' - very unusual as he is quite polite. Not said aggressively but obviously that's rude. At the same moment Dh started laughing and I said why are you laughing its not funny, to which Dh said 'Piss off, you old cow! I can laugh if I want to! ' when I then said that was rude, he said no I was being rude telling him off for laughing.
I find all this really annoying and confusing- surely that's really bad behaviour and not excused by the fact I was saying not to laugh as ds was being rude? Dh may not have been listening to ds and was possibly listening to his I pad and hence some misunderstanding about that part, but surely it's just out of order to say what he said, regardless of his reasoning?

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Woollymammoth63 · 12/12/2016 10:14

Thankyou , I at least feel I got my point across, and for once feel I know what's happening here without so much self doubt.

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MrsDustyBusty · 12/12/2016 10:27

Has he any views on how he encouraged your son to speak to you?

Woollymammoth63 · 12/12/2016 10:43

So he insists he did not hear that conversation and was laughing at something on his I pad. He thinks I was unfair to him. I re iterated it's not the first time he has bullied me and I won't put up with it, literally ever again. I asked him if he wants to ruin his child's life - I haven't told him this but I am having in depth therapy at the moment for childhood family issues.

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MrsDustyBusty · 12/12/2016 10:53

Good for you. Ridiculous behaviour from a grown man.

Woollymammoth63 · 12/12/2016 18:04

So the day has panned out thus- Dh observing me and being more reasonable. I get the impression he is thinking about what is troubling me and what I have said. He has not said anything negative. Previously I always felt things were brushed under the carpet - I would say something, but he wouldn't listen. Finally I feel I have got my point across and perhaps some of the passive aggressive stuff will stop.

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Boundaries · 12/12/2016 18:06

Yay! Go you Woolly!

Woollymammoth63 · 12/12/2016 18:34

:) x

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