AIBU?
DH returning this morning after Christmas do, is that acceptable behaviour?
username0294 · 13/12/2019 06:52
Would you be cross if your DH went out to his Christmas work do at 1815 last night and returned at 0610 this morning? Unexpectedly. He's never been on the lash this long before, just has a good night apparently. Woke me up at 4.45... I've been up ever since wondering where he is. Have to do school run and work all day...also supposed to be packing for weekend away/pet care before work. Plan was to drive 3 hours this eve - that's out the window as he won't be fit for it. Will have to go tomorrow morning instead. Not sure if I'm cross due to the nonchalance, disturbance of plans, lack of sleep or worse than that.
ShinyNewNameTimeAgain · 13/12/2019 06:55
As a one off I wouldn’t be too cross. I’m not quite sure from your post - is it him or you that needs to do all these things today? If you’re planning on a 3 hour drive later can’t you just drive instead?
I know it’s not great but it’s a Christmas party, people often go a bit overboard.
HugeAckmansWife · 13/12/2019 06:57
Given your plans for today, YANBU. Given that you didn't know where he was and were expecting him home, YANBU. Given that it's once a year and xmas, YABU. you'll get the full range of responses on here, he's an adult, he doesn't need permission etc but I think you have to think about how your plans affect others when you are part of a family. If you aren't driving til tonight he should be OK though
MyNewBearTotoro · 13/12/2019 07:13
Staying out that late wouldn’t bother me as a one off but it would bother me if he hadn’t been in contact to let me know not to expect him, although I can understand how it’s easy to loose track of time and get caught up in the moment when drinking.
Can you not do the driving this evening? I would leave him a list of things to pack when he wakes up later today, even if he didn’t go to bed until 6am by mid-afternoon he should be fine to wake up and get going with things.
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