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Husband fell asleep before nye countdown

18 replies

Miamommy · 01/01/2019 03:31

DH drank a few beers from 6pm, we sat downstairs and watched a film he wanted and then he fell asleep as usual and before the countdown, I woke him up before midnight but he could barely open his eyes, I didn’t get a happy new year or a kiss.

I am so pissed off, he always does this, falls asleep but fails to recognise if you drink it’s going to happen, why not tell me and I’ll go up and watch want I actually want to watch.

Then I’ve been up since with our toddler, obviously as he’s drunk he can’t help and like every special day now my New Year’s Day is ruined as i’ll be knackered, this always happens to me because he drinks.

OP posts:
JustABetterPlayer · 01/01/2019 03:34

Yet we have time for mumsnet at 3.30am Confused

Ladyflop · 01/01/2019 03:36

New Years eve is overrated, just an excuse for drunks to get pissed.

Tiredeyes21 · 01/01/2019 03:38

I’m like your husband, have a glass of wine and fall asleep super early much to the hubbies dismay. But 10 years down the line he’s used to it now!
Even a film I really want to watch if I’ve had wine I’ll fall asleep in it... to be expected really.
So what I’m trying to say if you say you expect it well then why bother getting upset?? You say he fails to recognise that it will happen but it happens every time.
Go to sleep and enjoy your NY day with your little one whilst he’s got a stinky hangover.

Tiredeyes21 · 01/01/2019 03:39

(I’m a glass of wine though not pissed as a fart)

JimminyJimBob · 01/01/2019 03:39

There's two things here:
You say he always does this. So why expect anything different this year?
If he always does this And it irks you then why haven't you discussed this with him?

Not taking his side because he sounds like an arse, but if he is clueless about his unsavoury behaviour then you should tell him. Not us

ilovesooty · 01/01/2019 03:39

Are you saying he actually has a drink problem?
I don't get the fuss about NYE and the countdown, sorry.

smokealarm · 01/01/2019 03:43

Sorry you're feeling like this OP. It's pretty shitty.

I'm in a similar situation in that DH drank too much, woke baby DD up and she can't be resettled. I'm so fucking tired and tomorrow it's all on me as DH will be hungover. Urgh. Happy new year to us!

Whyarealltheusernamestaken · 01/01/2019 03:43

Sounds like a pity party...you didn’t get a new year kiss, world ending. And you’re toddler won’t sleep, must be someone else’s fault, new year ruined...fml give me attention

Miamommy · 01/01/2019 03:44

I have told him, he drinks basically every weekend and it’s an ongoing argument, I don’t like the drink, he does, it makes him moody too... every special occasion or day if he’s drank it’s not just the falling asleep it’s the fact the kids end up waking up n I have to be the one to lose sleep and then wake up early too, I’m here complaining as I’m too annoyed to fall asleep now.

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Whyarealltheusernamestaken · 01/01/2019 03:49

Then you need to stop drip feeding and give the full facts in the daytime. For now maybe get some sleep for the sake of your children

WanderingTrolley1 · 01/01/2019 03:50

Blimey. It’s hardly the end of the world, is it?!

brandybutterrr · 01/01/2019 03:52

I don't know why people are being dicks op.

He shouldn't be getting drunk every weekend and leaving you with the brunt of childcare.

JimminyJimBob · 01/01/2019 03:56

It sounds like his behaviour isn't new though. Why are you putting up with it? It doesn't sound like this is a new relationship?
If you don't like it then talk to him and discuss your worries. If he brushes it off then maybe you're not a good match. He sounds like a young boy

JimminyJimBob · 01/01/2019 03:57

Sorry, posted too soon.

He sounds like a young boy who won't accept his responsibilities

AGHHHH · 01/01/2019 04:04

Nye isn't all that.

BradleyPooper · 01/01/2019 04:09

So it's not the falling asleep on NYE that bothers you, rather the persistent drinking and not doing his share of childcare? That's a different issue altogether....

ThroughThickAndThin01 · 01/01/2019 05:41

Yabu about New Year’s Eve.

Yanbu about it happening every weekend.

SoyDora · 01/01/2019 06:26

Falling asleep before the countdown? Meh, no big issue. I did too.
Drinking too much every weekend and leaving the childcare to you is a problem, however.

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