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Am I being dramatic?

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Beanz2022 · 07/07/2024 21:41

Right I need to get this out on Mumsnet as I feel it’s the only place I get fair opinions.

been with husband 8 years? Married 2. He’s ALWAYS been a heavy snorer to the point we can’t sleep in the same bed ( despite me asking him most days to go to a doctor or go private to see if anything can be done, or if there is a route cause) he if ignores me and carries on snoring.

it clearly has affected our relationship (hence the none sleeping together) yet he doesn’t see a problem, in fact - he complains at me for not wanting to sleep next to him, and then makes it a me problem.

anyway - we have moved into a new house in the last year and he (for context) has always been a video gamer so likes to stay up till all hours in the morning playing games downstairs, he then falls asleep and starts snoring - waking me up in the process at around 3am every single fucking morning, meaning I’m having to get out of bed - shout downstairs to GO TO BED!!!! I then can’t get back to sleep ( I have to be up early to do a full time job and the school run)

he still doesn’t see an issue here and continues to do it.

please help! I’m at my wits end, ready to walk out - also he’s 47 years old, and I am 35.

OP posts:
LifeExperience · 09/07/2024 18:23

Beanz2022 · 09/07/2024 15:56

I never said it was his fault but why on earth hasn’t he got help in the last 7 years of us being together and me expressing my exhaustion as he’s waking me up constantly.

Because he doesn't care enough about you to be bothered to go to the GP and begin the process of fixing it. He probably needs a CPAP, but sitting around gaming is more important.

TemuSpecialBuy · 09/07/2024 18:28

LifeExperience · 09/07/2024 18:23

Because he doesn't care enough about you to be bothered to go to the GP and begin the process of fixing it. He probably needs a CPAP, but sitting around gaming is more important.

This.

My dh snores.
I raised it and he went to the gp and got a spray that corrects it within a week.

Sit him down and tell him it stops now. Today.
He either goes to bed at a decent hour and makes an appointment with the GP.
If that means he has to sit silently for 4 hours waiting to fall asleep so be it.

WallaceinAnderland · 09/07/2024 18:33

If it's a dealbreaker for you, you need to say so. If he still won't seek a solution then you know. At the moment he's not taking you seriously and as you've put up with it for 7 years, you can kind of see why.

DanielGault · 09/07/2024 18:40

He sounds totally checked out tbh. Snoring aside (and that's bad enough) you must find that completely frustrating. I think you need to sit him down and give him a few cold hard truths. The situation as it is doesn't sound sustainable in the long term.

1offnamechange · 09/07/2024 18:49

I don't understand how his snoring is so loud it wakes you up from a different floor when he falls asleep on the couch, but if he went to bed in a different room (presumably on the same floor as you) you wouldn't hear it?

But tbh the snoring thing sounds indicative of a much bigger issue with him generally not giving much of a fuck about you.

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