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Early morning sex ...

343 replies

Sodamntiredasalways · 19/02/2018 00:02

I get one lie in a week, a Sunday. The rest of the week I'm up for work or training (5:30/6am) and DH is still in bed. Apart from Saturday when we train together. DH has developed this habit of wanting sex at 6am on a Sunday morning. The sun wakes him up .... but apparently it doesn't Monday to Friday HmmAIBU to want to scream at him to bugger off and let me sleep or should I appreciate the affection? He will persist every 15 minutes until I finally wake up and begrudgingly agree. So I can't pretend to be asleep. (This is lighthearted, I love him and we have a great physical relationship - I just was one lie in a week) thoughts ?

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RadioGaGoo · 19/02/2018 07:25

Best not to discuss sex at all on AIBU.

TheNaze73 · 19/02/2018 07:29

What he’s doing is wrong really.

I think this is probably down to communication, rather than anything really sinister When do you initiate sex? Is he receptive then?

Shoxfordian · 19/02/2018 07:34

Nobody said the OP was feeble or had no control over her actions. She obviously feels she has to agree when he annoys her for sex and doesn't let her sleep.

It doesn't meet the legal standard for rape. It is still shitty behaviour from her husband who doesn't want to take no for an answer and carries on persisting until she eventually begrudgingly says yes.

MoistCantaloupe · 19/02/2018 07:37

Of course its not rape, he does sound like a selfish dick though. If DH pestered me (which he never has, as not a dick) I’d be very annoyed and tell him he’s a selfish dick. You should do that OP.

vandrew4 · 19/02/2018 07:38

pretend you’ve just had a poo when she's just been woken up? Kind of implies she's pooed the bed?

FissionChips · 19/02/2018 07:39

pretend you’ve just had a poo when she's just been woken up? Kind of implies she's pooed the bed?

Well, can you imagine anything more off putting? Grin

AutumnalTed · 19/02/2018 07:43

When you go to bed just say if you wake me up before 9am I will divorce you. Don’t wake me up for sex, don’t ask me any questions, don’t ask me what’s for breakfast. Leave me alone.
This is what I do to my DP but I get one lie in a week where he’ll get up with baby and I get actual rage when he comes and tries to talk to me.

maddiemookins16mum · 19/02/2018 07:44

God no way, all I want in bed before 10am on a Sunday is tea, toast and the radio on.

Sodamntiredasalways · 19/02/2018 07:47

Ok so this was meant to be lighthearted.... I've tried talking to him, negotiating even ! But sometimes he just wakes up and takes a notion. We sleep naked, so generally his hands will just wander - which in my eyes is fine. I never ask him, if I can grab him bum or kiss him, so I don't see the difference .... I'll generally say, not yet it's too early. He'll cuddle in, leave it a while - then chance his arm again ! He is in no way a bully, controlling, disgusting, a dick or a rapist. It's all done in a very nice, respectful, playful way. I just think FFS, I drag you out on bed to train on Sat, you're dead to the world m-f ! Why, oh why do you wake on a Sunday so early !!!

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allyjay · 19/02/2018 07:47

Seriously why did you post this thread op? The sexual abuse of women by creepy and abusive men is plastered all over the news at the moment. And you decided to post a 'lighthearted' thread about a man who doesn't respect your boundaries....OK then

Toadinthehole · 19/02/2018 07:48

Those who describe the above as real rape deserve ridicule. They need to study the legal definition of rape before they start shooting their mouths off again.

Sodamntiredasalways · 19/02/2018 07:49

@allyjay because it was meant to be lighthearted. If I said no I'm not interested - he would back off. I'm not belittling what's happening in the media. But this isn't even vaguely related. Overreacting much ?

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allyjay · 19/02/2018 07:51

I just don't find it a particularly amusing subject. You obviously do meh

allyjay · 19/02/2018 07:52

Glad to hear he would back off though

TheStoic · 19/02/2018 07:53

It can’t be that annoying if you could easily put an end to it, but won’t.

expatinscotland · 19/02/2018 07:53

I would no longer sleep in the same bed with him on Saturday nights. Someone doing this on my lie-in a week would make me absolutely livid. I wouldn't find it lighthearted at all.

LadySainsburySeal · 19/02/2018 07:58

He backs off but then comes back and tries again. Hmm

DollyMcDolly · 19/02/2018 07:59

I always do it in the morning. I'm too tired at night

Pfftkids · 19/02/2018 08:00

Wow what a scary over reaction for a few people on here.

Op Saturday mornings get him back. Wake him up nice and early for some action.

Sodamntiredasalways · 19/02/2018 08:01

@LadySainsburySeal I don't say no .... I say later ! His later is just a lot sooner than mine ! Confused

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SilenceIsBroken · 19/02/2018 08:02

At best he's inconsiderate. Why is he asking for sex when he knows it's your one chance to sleep in?

TheStoic · 19/02/2018 08:02

Well give him a time, then, if he’s so thick.

‘Don’t wake me before 8am’.

Sodamntiredasalways · 19/02/2018 08:02

@Pfftkids ! Don't worry I do ..... he is usually a bit dusty on a Saturday and training is the last thing he wants to do - so I push him extra hard .....

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Branleuse · 19/02/2018 08:03

eugh. I love sex but if dp woke me up at 6am for it and was persistent id be really fucked off and tell him to never do that again. I do NOT like being woken up before im ready. Not enough sleep makes me physically ill. Why cant he wait till a more reasonable time?

Inertia · 19/02/2018 08:03

Glad it seems lighthearted to you. For many women it isn’t lighthearted, and they are genuinely in abusive relationships where their male partners will not take no for an answer.

There are a couple of answers to your ‘why oh why’ lamentations. One is that you always concede to sex, so your husband probably thinks that you think it’s part of the routine. The second possibility is that he doesn’t actually respect your autonomy over your own body, so believes that when you say no he doesn’t have to take any notice.

If you don’t want to have sex then don’t.

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