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AIBU?

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To be pissed off at DH?

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Mothergothic · 11/04/2018 21:48

So me and my husband have a baby and I've been very sensitive to babies on TV and film (crying, scenes of peril and what not).
I've mentioned this loads of times, he'll he's even see me cry at a number of things and tonight was the 2nd time he's shown me a film that has children killed and babies in bad scenes.
Background, we are into horror films so it's a bit a given that some will have scenes like that but I'm a annoyed that he knows I can't handle that at the moment. And when the film ended I said it was good but and then went into saying how uncomfortable I was watching a good chunk of the film. No sorry just "oh I forgot!"
AIBU to be angry?!

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milliegeobotandyou · 12/04/2018 12:51

My husband loves horrors and thrillers and things and I don't like most of them so I always ask 'is this scary?' like a 5 year old before he puts it on Grin if he says yes then I usually go chill in bed with my laptop.

GreenFingersWouldBeHandy · 12/04/2018 12:58

Why don't you choose the films?

VladmirsPoutine · 12/04/2018 13:01

For some reason this reminds me of that Catherine Tate sketch where the gran screams everytime the lights go on or something as if it's the first time she's ever seen them.

user7680 · 12/04/2018 14:57

Honestly Shock

BlueThesaurusRex · 12/04/2018 15:15

We got the dvd @StormcloakNord ... it’s worth a watch but definitely not for OP

There’s a particularly grim scene if you’re struggling with breastfeeding too!!

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