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To not understand why DH is leaving so early for friends wedding reception?

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usernamechangechange · 01/08/2019 09:37

DH is off to an old friends wedding reception this evening. I was invited, as were our children, but I’m 35 weeks pregnant and our DC’s are only 2.5 and 1.5 so dragging them over to the next town at half 7 at night made little sense, as did me going and sitting there heavily pregnant unable to drink. So, DH is going alone - I’m totally okay with this as wouldn’t want him to miss out just because I’m pregnant - plus it also saves us a bit of money too with me not going.

Anyway, DH doesn’t have to be at the venue until 7:30pm. He’s planning on leaving home today at 1pm. He’ll need to take one train for just under 15 minutes, then a bus for 30 mins to get him to the hotel he’s booked in to. A cab from the hotel to the venue later on tonight will take no more than 15 minutes.
When I asked him why he’s leaving so early, he’s said ‘he wants to chill out before going to the reception’. Fair enough, I get that, it can sometimes take me 2 hours to properly sort myself out for a night out - especially if I’m having a few glasses of wine in between caking my face with make up - but does he really need to get to the hotel 5 HOURS before he even needs to leave for the venue!?

FWIW, tonight will be the fifth night away DH has had so far this year, so it's not as if he never has time away or never has fun, in comparison, I’ve had zero nights away since our first dc was born 2 and a half years ago.... so I guess I’m a bit Hmm at why he needs SO much chill out time today, when I’m the hugely pregnant one, stuck in with two DC’s under three every single day 🤷🏻‍♀️

AIBU to think he really doesn’t need to leave so early!? I’m fine with him attending the reception and staying in the hotel overnight, but leaving our house almost 7 hours before the reception starts almost feels like a bit of a pisstake when it’s me who’ll be left with the DC’s all afternoon while he just ‘chills out’ in a hotel before a fun evening out getting pissed, then staying overnight in a nice hotel!

(I’m aware I’m likely coming off as jealous. Truth to be told, I am! I wish I could be the one to sit in a hotel for hours then attend a wedding and get drunk, flop in to a hotel bed afterwards and not have to worry about getting up with the DC’s the following morning!!!!)

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EKGEMS · 05/08/2019 00:00

"Hurts so much when I walk" That sounds very painful

billy1966 · 05/08/2019 01:04

OP, wishing you the best in this awful position that you find yourself in.

Your husband is a disgrace.

FYI, underestimate the police at your peril.

Your husband has quite possibly put your hour on the police radar with his highly illegal delivery to your home.

You need to protect yourself and your children.

billy1966 · 05/08/2019 01:05

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matahairyy · 05/08/2019 17:01

Police radar 🙄😀

billy1966 · 05/08/2019 19:27

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The police are most certainly in touch with the postal services when it comes to drug detection. All postal service's have dedicated departments monitoring incoming drugs.

matahairyy · 07/08/2019 09:16

Did you get to the bottom of it?

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