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DP taking piss?

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Bawse · 11/08/2021 03:23

Had an urgent work assignment tonight which meant I would need to work most of night and just grab a few hours on sofa between 2 and 4.

DP normally goes to bed about 12. Tonight He sat downstairs on laptop and only made a move to start packing up and getting ready for bed about 2:15. Doors opening and closing, shutting down laptop lid, getting changed into night clothes, etc etc. Texted him at 2.45 to ask him to stop moving about.

Now 3.20 and I haven’t slept. He’s snoring upstairs. Why didn’t he just go to bed at a normal time rather than within my 2-hour window in the deepest middle of the night?!?! Envy

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Naz2009 · 11/08/2021 03:32

It was selfish of him, he could of been quieter and considerate to your needs. Partners can be bums at times!!!
Hope after posting this you can fall asleep.

Bawse · 11/08/2021 03:33

Thanks @Naz2009 !

I think I’m too annoyed to sleep now!

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Naz2009 · 11/08/2021 03:39

@Bawse oh no, hate it when that happens. I was hoping after venting out your frustration you would be able to fall asleep.
As he is snoring away, you could "accidentally" slam a few doors!!

Bawse · 11/08/2021 03:45

Haha definitely tempted 🙈Wink

Thanks for the nice message, do feel better for having a (quiet) MN rant ! : )

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PopcornMuncher · 11/08/2021 03:51

That isn't good but there's something drastically wrong with your work life if you can only spare 2 hours to sleep. That needs fixing urgently.

Bawse · 11/08/2021 03:57

@PopcornMuncher

That isn't good but there's something drastically wrong with your work life if you can only spare 2 hours to sleep. That needs fixing urgently.
It’s not at all the norm - I chose to take on the assignment knowing it would be very tight. The last time I chose to work hours like this was over a year ago. I’m self employed so both times my own (daft) choice.
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5475878237NC · 11/08/2021 04:14

Did you tell him at 1.45 to please go to bed? Maybe he was keeping you company?

PopcornMuncher · 11/08/2021 04:46

Oh I see. Did you manage to get some sleep in the end or will you be able to catch up some time today? I honestly don't know how you do it. I'm awake too due to insomnia but at least I'll be working with around 4 hours of sleep behind me!

Brefugee · 11/08/2021 07:23

I'd be banging around and tell him that he's a considerate arse and should be providing you coffee all day.

Brefugee · 11/08/2021 07:23

*inconsiderate

Strictly1 · 11/08/2021 07:48

None of what you listed sounds particularly inconsiderate- opening and closing doors, closing his laptop and getting undressed. Annoying yes, but hardly deliberate/inconsiderate.
I hope you got some sleep.

KatherineSiena · 11/08/2021 08:04

Of course it’s inconsiderate. He stayed up hours later than normal when he knows you’re working and then clatters around at 2/3am.

I think you need to do some early morning hoovering.

Bawse · 11/08/2021 11:27

I think he probably did think he’d keep me company a bit. He’s lovely really (mostly not at all inconsiderate) I just had the rage of banging and clattering ringing in my ears and the prospect/horror of getting up at 4 again with no sleep and working for another 4 hours. I was just like WHYYYYY ARE YOU DOING THIS Grin

He’s redeemed himself this morning by making coffee and buying us a posh takeaway breakfast. Although he insists he did nothing wrong, I forgive him Wink

Thanks for the very kind moral support ! Got the work in (ugh!) time for a nap now Grin

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