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Drunk DH pissed a little on the floor

111 replies

TheWonderfulCat · 31/03/2018 20:18

I woke up to see/hear drunk DH piss on the laundry floor a bit then end up in the laundry sink, I am disgusted and want to leave it for him to mop up.
We dont have any dc to step in it and only the cat is inside, would I BU to leave it for him?
Hes never done this before!

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Sprinklesinmyelbow · 31/03/2018 21:46

I can’t imagine he’ll be too bothered by wiping up a bit of piss. Why all the angst?

Armi · 31/03/2018 21:48

That needs cleaning up or it’ll stink.

I would clean it up, make sure he’s ok (sleeping position, puke bucket, water etc) but I would lay it out straight for him in the morning.

pointythings · 31/03/2018 21:49

I don't get the 'we've all been there' argument. We really, really haven't.

BrutusMcDogface · 31/03/2018 21:50

My dad (sperm donor) used to do this. It wasn't a one off; I'm so glad my mum ditched him. Once he peed in my brother's toy box. Sad

8SaltandVinegar · 31/03/2018 21:51

Omg. Do you all live under a rock with no access to alcoholic beverages. This happens. Alot. Sleep walking/pissing. It's hardly worth a fight.

Alcohol is a drug. A very strong drug. You wouldnt be slating the man if OP came on and said he'd needed a sleeping tablet and that happened.

BrutusMcDogface · 31/03/2018 21:51

I've never been there and thankfully neither has my dp! I'd be raging in the morning, op.

MammaTJ · 31/03/2018 21:51

It’s only on mumsnet that I hear of men pissing in sinks and cupboards

With it being an anonymous forum! Your friend will not admit her DH pissed on the carpet on the way to the toilet, or she pissed her knickers in her rush to get to the loo.......

It all happens in real life, the things mentioned here, maybe not in your life, right here, right now, but maybe sometime in the future to you, your nearest and dearest.

BrutusMcDogface · 31/03/2018 21:52

Omg, 8salt. Are you saying this is acceptable?! Because it fucking isn't.

Armi · 31/03/2018 21:53

I don’t get it either, pointy. DH has his faults but pissing all over the house like an incontinent Labrador isn’t one of them.

Sprinklesinmyelbow · 31/03/2018 21:55

Bloody hell. Recovery position. Honestly. He’s posed. Leave him be and see what tomorrow brings. Most people accidentally overindulge- ignore the MN puritans, they don’t know real lives

happypoobum · 31/03/2018 21:56

It may happen a lot on your life 8salt but I suspect you are a minority.

I am in my fifties and have never experienced this, or heard of anyone in RL experiencing it. And my friends and I all drink, as do our DH/DPs.

It's fucking disgusting, please don't normalise it.

Stargazer1980 · 31/03/2018 21:56

Maybe my friends and I are some of the few but DH has peed in unusual places when pissed, as have most friends OHs. It’s not a regular occurrence... DH once in the 7 years we have been together. I woke up to him watering the curtains! He thought he’d made it to the bathroom.
Tbh, we laughed about it. Not pleasant but he was so mortified he won’t be getting that plastered for a while.
I think I’d clean it up OP but I’d be ripping it out of him for a good few days!

LipstickHandbagCoffee · 31/03/2018 21:58

Bloody hell what?hes intoxicated it’s sensible to put him in recovery position
I’d advise anyone to do this. It’s easy to do and preventative.cant see why it’s causing ire

Eggyegg · 31/03/2018 21:58

Hmm

SilverySurfer · 31/03/2018 21:59

It's not really a big deal and we've all been there

Yes it is and no we haven't, it's fucking disgusting. I pity anyone who thinks otherwise

Armi · 31/03/2018 21:59

Sprinkles - I am delighted not to know ‘real lives’ if it means grown adults pissing all over the house. I wasn’t aware it was a badge of honour to have a partner who urinates on the furniture.

butterybean · 31/03/2018 22:00

TheWonderfulCat, bless ya, you're a keeper.

And you now have one 'i've wee'd my pants please clear it up and look after me' pass. Which will probably come in handy in old age Wink

happypoobum · 31/03/2018 22:00

I think they mean Jeremy Kyle "real lives" armi

Sprinklesinmyelbow · 31/03/2018 22:00

Who thinks it’s a badge of honour?

Steeley113 · 31/03/2018 22:00

I piss myself when I go on a trampoline, do I deserve to choke? Hmm at least he tried to do it somewhere? I’d just clean it up and give him a bollocking in the morning. Then probably tell everyone to embarrass him Grin

Weezol · 31/03/2018 22:04

My ex was a very heavy drinker. Always made it in to the toilet.

Random pissing is in no way 'usual'.

Armi · 31/03/2018 22:04

You clearly do, Sprinkles. Maybe you struggle with inference, but your point implies authentic individuals(a contentious and interesting notion in itself) regularly find their houses sopping with urine.

BrutusMcDogface · 31/03/2018 22:05

I piss myself when I go on a trampoline, do I deserve to choke?

Erm.....surely you can see that this is a completely different situation?!

InsomniacAnonymous · 31/03/2018 22:05

butterybean "It's not really a big deal and we've all been there."

Why on earth is your view of normal life so twisted that you think this behaviour is so normal that we've all been there? No we haven't! I have reached the ripe old age of 64 without ever witnessing it.

dontbesillyhenry · 31/03/2018 22:06

Omg the sheer drama and PO faced replies on here are hilarious! Someone who continually gets shit faced and incontinent is not to be tolerated but the occasional tiddle if someone has got uncharacteristically drunk is nothing to excuse the pun piss hour pants about.
Funny how so many people have been defending Ant McPartlin for potentially injuring someone when over the limit yet a cheeky tiddle on the floor is a hanging offence! Only on MM.,,,

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