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To be tired!!

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Shatteredmummy30 · 22/09/2019 23:28

I've had such a busy week, up everyday with Ds, working, housework, tonight I got in from work sorted out dinner, done a washing, done dishes, bathed ds put him to bed etc n god forbid it's only 11pm ish n I'm falling asleep when dp has sat listening to a podcast the WHOLE night n done absolutely nothing

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WorraLiberty · 22/09/2019 23:29

Why has he done nothing?

Shatteredmummy30 · 22/09/2019 23:31

He's had ds while I was working, but even then when I have ds myself houseworks always done n then I go to work as I work evenings

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GibbonLover · 23/09/2019 00:57

Single mothers all around the world manage to look after the children AND do the housework. Read him the riot act!

HoldMyLobster · 23/09/2019 01:01

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GibbonLover · 23/09/2019 01:12

Christ almighty, a woman who is clearly run ragged posts for a little support and all you can do is pull her up over the omission of two letters? Hold your own bloody lobster!

Mothership4two · 23/09/2019 01:28

No wonder you are tired. Give him a list of chores when he has ds - if he acts like a child, treat him like one. Like @GibbonLover said, I would be reading the riot act to my dh if he acted like this.

@HoldMyLobster is that really necessary?

Shatteredmummy30 · 23/09/2019 10:51

Am I seriously getting cheek because I shortened the word AND?

Grow up!

On another note reading the riot act before bed seems to have worked a bit I'm just up AND that sleep felt great haha

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NoSauce · 23/09/2019 11:01

It’s no surprise you’re so tired! Time to sit down with your H and draw up a list of all the things he should and needs to be doing.

Don’t keep putting up with this shit OP!

Shatteredmummy30 · 23/09/2019 11:03

Thanks @NoSauce I don't understand why he doesn't realise how much I do and why I get so tired, I purposely leave dishes and ask him to do them but guaranteed I get home from work and they've doubled cause he's made dinner. Somedays it's never ending

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NoSauce · 23/09/2019 11:14

He does realise OP. But he’s leaving it all for you to do probably because he knows you will. It’s not fair. Don’t let him keep getting away with this!

Shatteredmummy30 · 23/09/2019 11:32

I think that's exactly what it is, he knows if it's left long enough I'll just do it.

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