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AIBU to think a masseuse doesn't meet a customer at their home at 9pm?

41 replies

Ohnoducks · 17/09/2020 14:47

DH has been asked to give a former colleague a lift as her car is playing up to a client's house for a 9pm-10pm appointment, he's done this once before for her and he called me and chatted during the appointment as he was sat in the car outside and a bit bored so I'm not particularly worried about anything untoward from his side, but is it just me who thinks it's very odd for a masseuse to go to a client's house at 9pm for a massage and it could be code for something else?

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Wiredforsound · 18/09/2020 08:59

Your husband driving her is the weird bit.

SurfnTerfFantasticmissfoxy · 18/09/2020 09:03

Yeah the massage thing isn't weird (I've had mobile beauty appointments and sports massages at home quite late into the evening before) it's the expecting a 'casual' acquaintance to hang about for an hour that's really strange. Why the hell is he putting himself out like that for a former colleague?

Newmumatlast · 18/09/2020 09:05

Agree husband driving her is the odd bit

seayork2020 · 18/09/2020 09:09

Timing fine, taxi service odd but why not just ask him?

JalapenoDave · 18/09/2020 09:20

I love how everyone has twisted this to make out the husband is up to no good. Typical Mumsnet, ganging up on men.
OP, ignore them. Your husband just sounds a genuinely nice guy, helping out a friend.
Don't worry about it; late evening appointments are quite common in that trade I would have thought.

Bluntness100 · 18/09/2020 09:24

@JalapenoDave

I love how everyone has twisted this to make out the husband is up to no good. Typical Mumsnet, ganging up on men. OP, ignore them. Your husband just sounds a genuinely nice guy, helping out a friend. Don't worry about it; late evening appointments are quite common in that trade I would have thought.
Oh cmon, who the fuck does what her husband is doing.
SBTLove · 18/09/2020 10:43

@JalapenoDave
Stop trying to be cool or naive.
You’re the type of poster that comes in here blindsided by a cheating DH/crying at a nasty friend because you think everyone is nice 🙄

LucyAutumn · 18/09/2020 11:20

Doing this for an ex colleague is shady, why does he get asked and have to do it?

JalapenoDave · 18/09/2020 11:34

[quote SBTLove]@JalapenoDave
Stop trying to be cool or naive.
You’re the type of poster that comes in here blindsided by a cheating DH/crying at a nasty friend because you think everyone is nice 🙄[/quote]
As much as I'd love to be "cool" I am most certainly not. Not naive either. And I don't think everyone is nice. In fact I think most people can be utter arseholes.
I simply don't understand why everyone instantly jumps on the "the husband must definitely be cheating" train. Yes, it's odd what he is doing. But it doesn't necessarily mean he is cheating. 🤷‍♀️

JalapenoDave · 18/09/2020 11:35

@Bluntness100 yes, I agree it is weird what he is doing. But maybe he is one of those overly friendly people who can't say no?

MomToTwoBabas · 19/09/2020 00:27

Ah your partner must really like her to make sure she is safe like that. I'd be worried about that OP.

Feelingconfused2020 · 19/09/2020 00:32

As far as I'm concerned it doesn't matter what the person is doing, squash match/massage/swimming/evening classes/ work shify. it's odd for him to be prepared to wait in the car for an hour for anyone other than his own close family member. Most of us might do it for a close friend once but not regularly, this is an ex colleague!!?? What's going on here?

mummypie17 · 19/09/2020 18:16

I agree with some of the previous posters. It's not strange to give a friend a lift but to wait around for an hour at such a late time. Surely, she can get an Uber. I've had family members drop me off to parties and meet ups in the past so I won't be late but I find my own way home

Crunchymum · 19/09/2020 18:41

Is your DH a bit of a sap / people pleaser? @Ohnoducks

Sounds like this ex colleague is taking the piss?

How did you feel about it the first time?

TheFuckingDogs · 19/09/2020 18:59

Massage therapists are not sex workers. I think it’s more weird that your husband is driving a random ex colleague around to appointments at 9pm at night!

Okaro · 19/09/2020 19:37

A massage at that time sounds perfect all nice and relaxed at the end of the session ready for a nice nights sleep! Bliss!

Your husband driving needs more clarification?

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