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To say no supernatural ?

19 replies

slingbat · 22/10/2017 12:02

My husband wanted to watch supernatural this morning in the living room . I said he shouldn’t because we have three children all under 7 wandering in and out between the living room and dining room and it’s a scary programme . Now he’s huffing and saying it’s like a prison living here . Aibu or should he really leave it till some other time when the kids aren’t around ?

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AtrociousCircumstance · 22/10/2017 12:03

YANBU. He’s being a self-absorbed, childish idiot.

QuestionableMouse · 22/10/2017 12:06

Some episodes are more scary than others. I'd be thrilled if anyone in my house wanted to watch Supernatural!

Yanbu to want him to be considerate though.

slingbat · 22/10/2017 12:06

Thanks . I feel a bit harsh telling him what he can and can’t do but also feel that he should surely use his common sense and realise that it’s not appropriate!

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Santawontbelong · 22/10/2017 12:07

Sounds like a shed with a TV would be useful....

SlatternIsTrying · 22/10/2017 12:09

I love Supernatural but I wouldn't have watched it until the kids were in bed.

DS is10 and has started to come down after being tucked in saying he can't sleep. I let him watch 10mins tv with me and then send him back up. On some of these occasions I have been watching supernatural but my hand is firmly on the pause button just in case.

deblet · 22/10/2017 12:11

Love Supernatural but only just letting my 13 year old watch it as quite scary sometimes. However as I am working full time it is hard to get time to watch stuff so I understand why he might be annoyed. Take kids out for an hour and a half for a play and he does the same for you. Used to work in our house when we had little ones.

MsFortunaMajor · 22/10/2017 12:14

The dvds are rated 15, so it certainly is not appropriate viewing for your children. He needs to give his head a wobble if he thinks it it suitable viewing for children.

slingbat · 22/10/2017 12:15

I would have offered to take them out but I’m suffering horrendous SPD and can’t really walk very far . Plus we had plans to sort out the kids bedrooms today . He works 3pm - 11pm 6 days a week so it’s not like he never gets to watch it , he often does when the kids are at school .

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DO3271 · 22/10/2017 12:55

YANBU he could wait. Its not urgent is it? He was being selfish. Young children shouldn't be watching it. I watch it and some of it scares me.

SistersOfPercy · 22/10/2017 13:05

Considering Deans most common phrase is "son of a bitch" it's probably not the best idea.

SaskiaRembrandtWasFramed · 22/10/2017 13:18

'Considering Deans most common phrase is "son of a bitch" it's probably not the best idea.'

And the word 'dick' is bandied about a bit, definitely not for the under 7s. Saying that, I lurve Supernatural. Looking forward to the spin-off too.

Mrsyorkie · 22/10/2017 15:24

Ooh what's supernatural about? I'm looking for a new series... sorry to change subject!

Aquamarine1029 · 22/10/2017 15:33

He equates living with his wife and children to living in a "prison?" I'd tell this twat to leave if that's how he feels, and to be careful that the cell door doesn't knock him on his ass on the way out.

Wolfiefan · 22/10/2017 15:34

I LOVE supernatural. My youngest is 7. Wouldn't watch it with her in the room. Some episodes are truly scary or dark and twisted.

picklemepopcorn · 22/10/2017 15:35

Supernatural is great fun- but not for under 14s. Id worry that he doesn’t have the judgement to look after your DCs. What will he let them watch in the future?

Scoobygang7 · 22/10/2017 15:38

Yanbu I love supernatural but I wouldn't watch it with my toddler in the room and probably not until he was a teenager. It's totally inappropriate tv for little ones.

Allesda · 22/10/2017 15:38

I am 36 and couldn't watch it! Was traumatised by ghost stories in school aged about 6 or 7 and used to regularly appear next to my parents bed (in spooky fashion) to demand: "Are you sure there's no such thing as ghosts??"

If I say I've had a bad dream now my dad and brother ask if it's ghost related Grin

Pandoraslastchance · 22/10/2017 15:39

We are only just letting our 13yo watch supernatural.

He is acting like a twat.

Trailedanderror · 22/10/2017 15:39

TV on in the day is only for extremis imo- illness, snowed in, big live events.

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