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AIBU?

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To think DH is a nob

202 replies

Ovladie · 16/03/2025 18:31

Can you tell me if AIBU or if DH is being an nob please.

Every other Sunday I go to the pub quiz with my friends. I get ready at 5pm and go to pick up my friend. DH looks after DD age 6. Before I go I iron her uniform and do her homework with her (school sends a spelling, reading, writing task home every Friday to do for Monday).

Every time DH asks what’s for DD’s tea? I say I don’t know, it’s your night to look after her, I’m busy having a shower. There’s dried pasta, tomatoes, cheese, bread, ham, broccoli, various other ingredients. So then he starts squealing well maybe you should do some DIY (or gardening, or washing the car, or whatever he’s been doing that day) and then I’ll handle DD’s dinner.

AIBU for not feeding her? For context we both work, I’ve cooked for the last 13 nights and this is the only time I go out.

OP posts:
NorthernSarcasticandDownrightFantastic · 23/03/2025 20:27

JudgeJ · 16/03/2025 20:59

And they can split the DIY, gardening, car washing 50/50, the jobs that get coventiently forgotten when women are whining about 'wifey work'!

Sounds like a healthy relationship tbh

THEDEACON · 07/07/2025 20:43

Utter knob

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