Thosetwoguysareatillonsundaybrunch ·
20/11/2022 10:30
Week from hell.
Dd, 4’s school striking so I’m been off with her all week, adore the bones of her but she’s v v active, v extra and hard work at the moment. Tv and internet both went bust got a few days, so trying to entertain her for 12 hr days, heavy cold and kidney stones.
My days basically involved being shouted up at 6.30 am, entertaining/controlling Dd until around 6, when I’d made dinner, washed up and gone upstairs for an hr break (Dd with Dh) until putting her to bed and falling asleep around 10-cue to all start again in the morning.
Yesterday did the food shop and took Dd out to the park, Dh had 6 hours at home to himself, he hoovered and brought in one pile of washing. He met a friend for a beer, listened to music, went to the beach and lay watching tv. I came home, unpacked the food and made dinner.
Yesterday I got upset to Dh about how difficult Dd has been lately and how I need one second alone as I feel like I’m going nuts with no space ever. He said he’d take her for a dog walk today (the maximum for this is around 50 minutes!) I asked please could he then take her somewhere else as everyone needs time alone and I gave that to him yesterday. I don’t even want to go out, meet anyone etc, just to literally be alone, sat at home, maybe read a book, listen to some music.
He took them for the dog walk and I got up and made myself a treat coffee and bagels with cream cheese and salmon (which I’d hidden as I’d never get any) they came back, complained about the bagels, why didn’t they get any and how I’m sat here eating them relaxing and don’t seem to be making any effort to go out as promised.
Aibu to be completely pissed off and to need/want just a bit of space on my own. Are my feelings normal after this week (and most weeks tbf) or am I over sensitive? I’ve always needed alone time but obviously don’t get it now, but my head may explode if not 🤯