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Sotiredofthislife · 13/10/2019 17:03

I was tutoring online this morning, quite early. Got a text message from one of my children saying ex and one of our other children were on there way to pick up a bike. I texted ex saying I am working, do not disturb. Youngest child uses one of his brother’s keys to open the front door, walk through the house to the back to get the bike, walks back through the house (had the sense to push the bike through the side gate) and relocks the front door.

I feel....off. The ex could have texted to ask if it was OK to pick up the bike. But he didn’t. Child let the self in - fine, he lives here too, but what if I’d been in bed or wandering about naked, or had a new partner present, or just anything really. I feel ex would have wandered in if I hadn’t texted him. AIBU to text ex and say the whole thing was unacceptable or am I making a fuss about nothing?

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AlphaJura · 15/10/2019 22:14

After reading your ex can be controlling, I can see why it may have got to you. I'm totally with you in that I understand about them changing plans to suit them, my ex does this quite a bit and I just have to drop everything to accommodate him, it's not like I can do that because they live with me. Hope he stops this behaviour op Thanks

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