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To expect woman to not pop in to see DH at work

91 replies

Padmail · 08/05/2021 14:31

I thought a woman and my DH were getting a bit too close. DH and I had a major falling-out over it. In the end, DH agreed to cut ties with the woman. AIBU to expect the woman to not pop in to see DH when he's at work when there's some major local gossip she wants to talk to him about?

OP posts:
LovePoppy · 08/05/2021 18:42

@Padmail

I disagree that it's a husband problem. I agree that he might be a spineless twat, or that he might just want not to seem ungentlemanly (I think it's a bit of both). I think the problem is predominantly her and her narcissistic nature continually needing attention.
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DIshedUp · 08/05/2021 18:56

What actually happened between them OP?

Because this could be an affair that's continuing. Or it could be a jealous wife and a friendship. You say you thought they were too close but not really why. Other than she was a bit flirty, but that could easily be your perception of the situation

1forAll74 · 08/05/2021 18:57

Why on earth can't your Husband deal with all this nonsense,is he frightened to upset this intrusive pestering woman, when he obviously knows, that it is very bothersome to you. I don't know the age of this woman,but she sounds immature and needy, and has no self awareness about her odd ball actions.

Voomster953 · 08/05/2021 19:21

@GoodbyeToCare

Did you post about about this at the time OP? Your DH is a mechanic and she has a shop very close to the garage? She would constantly be in the garage openly flirting with your DH even if you were there too? I think your DH might have agreed to do her favours despite you voicing your concerns.

Apologies if I have got you mixed up with someone else.

Oh interesting! I’d guessed mechanic.
BigFatLiar · 08/05/2021 20:49

@ilovesooty

We haven't actually been told he's been unfaithful.
This is mumsnet, you make up the story to fit your opinion here. Man won't leave woman alone he's a predatory sex pest. Woman won't leave man alone he's obviously leading her on. Man has female friend, they're having affair. Woman has male friend, he's looking for an affair.
ilovesooty · 08/05/2021 20:49

True.

Ineedaduvetday · 09/05/2021 07:06

She is not the threat to your marriage. Your husband is.

I agree with this. Yes she may have made a 'power' move by going to see him after he cut contact, but he didn't have to see her. He could have refused.

Ughmaybenot · 09/05/2021 07:23

I find your complete belief that this is not an issue with your husband very strange. It clearly is. He hasn’t the gumption to prioritise you, and is happy to run the risk of upsetting the applecart within your marriage again, just for some attention and time with this woman.
That’s on him, and that’s who you need to be annoyed with. The other woman could be everything you say she is and more but that wouldn’t matter if your husband could have your back, where he hasn’t before.

Branleuse · 09/05/2021 07:40

Hes crossed the line you explicitly drew again. Hes testing how much he can get away with seeing her again. Already!

Branleuse · 09/05/2021 07:41

Hes made it clear to you its her fault, and hes made it clear to her that its your fault.
This is whats known as playing two women off against each other. Two faced.

SuperSange · 09/05/2021 08:01

You have a huge DH problem; no matter how much you deny it. Confused

NigelWithTheBrie79 · 09/05/2021 08:15

How do you know about her popping in to see him? (With the major gossip?)

chocolateorangeinhaler · 09/05/2021 10:25

If this was the other way round and he was telling you who to talk to at work there would be screams of LTB on here.
Why do you think you get to tell him who to talk to, based on if you like them or not OP? YABVU.

Aprilx · 09/05/2021 10:36

@Padmail

I disagree that it's a husband problem. I agree that he might be a spineless twat, or that he might just want not to seem ungentlemanly (I think it's a bit of both). I think the problem is predominantly her and her narcissistic nature continually needing attention.
I don’t think you are correct. Nobody, other than a stalker perhaps, would continue to make trips to see somebody where it is clear they are not wanted. Most regular people take a hint after a few attempts. If she is stalking him /making contact against his will, then the police should be involved. However, I suspect that they won’t be as this is not the case. Your husband is agreeable to the current situation, he just isn’t telling you that.
ilovesooty · 09/05/2021 12:34

Since the OP isn't open to the idea that her husband is the problem she seems to have disappeared.

Liliolla · 09/05/2021 13:03

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