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DH not up yet

26 replies

Keepyourdistance000 · 01/05/2021 10:24

Not really an AIBU but posting for traffic.

DH wanted a lay in this morning, but he's still in bed and I haven't yet heard him moving around.

No plans until this afternoon so it doesn't really matter, but he took a sleeping pill last night and I'm worried :(

Should I go and check on him? Worried he might not appreciate this if he is still resting.

Separate rooms in case anyone wondering why I didn't see him when I got up.

OP posts:
Kangaroobill · 01/05/2021 10:24

I’m still in bed. Let him rest.

BeesAnkles · 01/05/2021 10:25

Leave him be.

Laaaayla · 01/05/2021 10:25

You...you need our thoughts as to whether you should stick your head round the bedroom door to check your husband is still breathing? Hmm

Laaaayla · 01/05/2021 10:26

I am still in bed too. It’s bliss. I might just stay here forever.

SpringSparrow · 01/05/2021 10:26

Why are you worried?

Coolerthanapolarbearstoenails · 01/05/2021 10:28

If you're worried he's unwell of course go and check on him!

If you're just irked he's still in bed then leave him be.

Daisy829 · 01/05/2021 10:28

My DH is still asleep too. Meant to be visiting my dad in half an hour. Think we might be late!

WellLarDeDar · 01/05/2021 10:30

Maybe poke your head around the door or try to listen against the door and see if you can hear him breath or move if you're that worried.
Otherwise winner!! Go watch a movie or sit outside with a book! Or a bath or long hot shower! Have some you time!

U2HasTheEdge · 01/05/2021 10:32

If you are worried why don't you just pop your head in and check he is breathing? Surely that is the obvious thing to do?

I mean, the chances are he is just sleeping of course, and it wouldn't cross my mind to worry personally.

KittytheHare · 01/05/2021 10:32

I’m concerned as to why you feel nervous about checking to see if your husband is still asleep. Are you worried about his reaction or is it from a hugely heightened sense of consideration?

Keepyourdistance000 · 01/05/2021 10:33

Just heard him yawning and going into the shower Smile

He was going to make himself a huge fry up this morning - probably going to be more like lunch now! Grin

OP posts:
Interviewedundercaution · 01/05/2021 10:34

Are you downstairs looking after the baby triplets on your own? If not, let him have the lie in he told you he wanted.

Keepyourdistance000 · 01/05/2021 10:34

@KittytheHare

I’m concerned as to why you feel nervous about checking to see if your husband is still asleep. Are you worried about his reaction or is it from a hugely heightened sense of consideration?
Both really. I wouldn't want to disturb him if he's still asleep and he may not be too happy about it.
OP posts:
Iminaglasscaseofemotion · 01/05/2021 10:35

Are you actually just annoyed because he's still in bed?

SmidgenofaPigeon · 01/05/2021 10:35

But intense OP.

Mooloolabababy · 01/05/2021 10:35

My dh would literally sleep until lunch time at the weekend unless I wake him up!
He said it's like a switch for him, because he's so busy all week and he knows he doesn't have to wake up for work then he just sleeps!!

SmidgenofaPigeon · 01/05/2021 10:37

*bit.

I mean, he was having a sleep, it’s not even that late! A little strange to ask on a forum about it. One sleeping pill doesn’t put you in a coma.

Stroopwaffle5000 · 01/05/2021 10:37

It's only 10.30! What time do you think is a lie in?? If I'm having a lie in, I sleep til 11am!!

ZaraW · 01/05/2021 10:39

YABVU

Whythesadface · 01/05/2021 10:39

Could you treat him and put some sausages into a pan, on a low heat to gently start cooking?
Something that takes a few seconds to do, but will save him 20 mins on his cooking?
No this is not a handmaiden thing, just a way to make show love.
I have just done this for my DD who is in the shower

KittytheHare · 01/05/2021 10:40

So how would his ‘not being too happy about it’ manifest itself? Would he be angry/aggressive? I’m still a bit concerned that what would be for most of us a non-event caused you to think so much

SRS29 · 01/05/2021 10:44

@Mooloolabababy

My dh would literally sleep until lunch time at the weekend unless I wake him up! He said it's like a switch for him, because he's so busy all week and he knows he doesn't have to wake up for work then he just sleeps!!
This is me Grin
heartcake · 01/05/2021 10:45

OP, happy for you that you know he's alive and kicking. It does seem strange that you were so concerned about him/his reaction. It's easy enough to pop your head quietly into the room to see if he's ok.
It's sad that you feel this kind of anxiety over such an ordinary event.
Are you ok? Thanks

OutspokenNotThatFunny · 01/05/2021 10:47

I have a midday Sunday lay in often.. Was gutted as tomorrow we have a busy day so wouldn't get it. BUT then I remembered its a bank holiday so. Lie in Monday!

SchrodingersImmigrant · 01/05/2021 10:50

@KittytheHare

So how would his ‘not being too happy about it’ manifest itself? Would he be angry/aggressive? I’m still a bit concerned that what would be for most of us a non-event caused you to think so much
Tbf I would be moody. I have 1 lie in. If someone wakes me up to check on me I would not be happy and there would be some ffs thrown around.
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