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92 replies

SingleAgainThen · 25/03/2018 19:52

My “DH” & I agreed to split up a little over a week ago, it’s been a weird week with me sleeping on the couch & not much being said between us.

He has taken his older daughter (my DSD) & our little one - 5 yr old DD out for the day today.

They’re still not home, have no idea where they went or when they’ll be home.

It’s already way past little one’s bed time. Sitting here going from furious to worried with every passing second.

We had a big row re money last night & I stayed at a friend’s last night so haven’t seen him since.

My DD has school in the morning - where the fuck is he?!

OP posts:
SingleAgainThen · 25/03/2018 20:35

Ok, stand down, they’re back. Thanks all for your help, I will try to act nonchalant & pretend this hasn’t got to me.

One to remember for the future I recon!

OP posts:
MsHarry · 25/03/2018 20:36

Phew.

Idontdowindows · 25/03/2018 20:36

Pretend you're not bothered and make a note of date and times. Keep a diary in case you need this information at a later date.

shesalady · 25/03/2018 20:36

Good. Get her to bed and don't say a word to him. I say that but I would go fucking ballistic.

buttercup54321 · 25/03/2018 20:37

Glad they are back ok xx

AntiHop · 25/03/2018 20:38

Thank goodness Flowers

BetterEatCheese · 25/03/2018 20:40

Phew, that's great

LEMtheoriginal · 25/03/2018 20:42

Actually I don't think you should act nonchalant. I think you need to make it perfectly clear that as your DD'S primary carer you expect to be given a time of return and that he can't just disappear with her as he pleases. He needs to let you kniw what time he will be back and call if he is going to be late. This works both ways of course but you need to let him know that this is not acceptable

Forevertired19 · 25/03/2018 20:45

Phone asap

FizzyGreenWater · 25/03/2018 20:51

'I'm very surprised - I wouldn't have thought that you would keep her out so far past her bedtime on a school night. Poor thing.'

Note the date, times, anything he says.

KitKat1985 · 25/03/2018 20:52

Glad they're back OP.

shesalady · 25/03/2018 20:53

That true LEM.

Birdsgottafly · 25/03/2018 20:57

Lem the OP stayed out last night. That is what he wants, it's important that he isn't given that.

This won't be the first and last time that this happens, but until the OP moves out and sets up home with her DD, she can't and shouldn't react.

Springiscoming123 · 25/03/2018 21:02

log time,date etc

jesus some of these answers are way OTT and full of drama

Passingwords · 25/03/2018 21:07

When he's gone and everyone is snoring go and punch your pillows, record it all, take a screen shot then have some wine and pack down for the long haul . You poor thing looks like he's going to be hard work

clyde5591 · 25/03/2018 21:10

I agree with other posts - clocks going forward last night may have caused the difficulty.

Have you rang him?

iheartmichellemallon · 25/03/2018 21:34

Glad they're back safely - detach as much as possible Op & keep records of dates / times etc, especially when he doesn't put the DC welfare first.

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