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to sometimes want to kill or wack DH

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vampbaby · 22/05/2008 15:21

I sometimes get extremely stressed and fed up and sometimes I want to put his head in the mud! Anybody else?? or am I completely mad. I do love him very much.

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hunkermunker · 22/05/2008 15:23

YABU.

Is he allowed to want to kill or whack you for being stressed?

Learn some relaxation techniques.

vampbaby · 22/05/2008 15:24

I know I should learn some relaxation techniques.

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vampbaby · 22/05/2008 15:25

and I mean stressed BY DH and fed up BY DH. Maybe we should put each other head in the mud.

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micci25 · 22/05/2008 15:33

i often want to wrap a frying pan around dp's head but that is usually because he is behaving like a child but is too childish to reason with and so will resort to name calling and swearing when challenged!

turtle23 · 22/05/2008 15:43

YANBU. I'm right there with you. Relaxation techniques are great for when you get a chance to relax. But it doesn't stop the immediate cartoon-like image in my head of the frying pan bit.

vicky1985 · 22/05/2008 16:04

What about a mud bath together?

HappyNewYearFeet06 · 22/05/2008 16:35

micci25, sounds exactly like my dh!!

micci25 · 22/05/2008 16:38

oh good hnyf am glad i am not the only one! isnt annoying espceially when you tell them to grow up and they accuse you of being the childish one?

i have recently learned that a stern look followed by 'can you hear what you sound like?' usually works

vampbaby · 22/05/2008 17:08

oh good I'm glad I'm not the only one with strong murderous urges..humour is good but very hard to come by when you are bit stressed. mud bath will be nice, but don't feel like taking one together at the moment. I feel like screaming the house down if he dare come anywhere near my radar.

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vampbaby · 22/05/2008 17:11

yes micci do we share same man? I knew it!!! I'm going to kill him!

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pinkyp · 22/05/2008 17:14

get a punch bag or darts board with dh on and punch it till you feel de-stressed lol x

fiodyl · 22/05/2008 17:23

Think I am sharing the same man also. Or there are just alot of them about. Is many times I think I could gladly whack him, but of course I never would
I do encourage the DCs to attack him with pillows/tickle to death/jump on his belly as my 'revenge'

dittany · 22/05/2008 17:31

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vampbaby · 22/05/2008 18:29

okay for example,
DH said he'd pick me up from airport with dd who is 11 months..(I said not to because it would be too long a car journey for her..but he insisted). I arrive and they are not there, I phone his mobile, no answer leave a meesage, then call twice again every 10 min. no answer. I'm starting to think there is something up, blame myself for not bringing other phone numbers of neighbor..etc. I'm waiting 1 hour and 30 minutes at the airport and then there they are. Of course my face is like a thunder when I see him and dd as I'm worried sick. He gets angry and in a huff because he says it's not such a romantic way to reunite with your family and that dd had a long nap in the morning (he couldn't wake her up... hmm)and there was traffic etc etc etc.. so in a car back to house, in my shattered state from stressful trip and worries, I'm trying to make him feel better saying oh no of course I'm glad to see you, blah blah.. such a energy sucker.

then

yesterday DH comes back from work at 6 and as I had been up from 5:30 with dd in the morning I said to dd 'maybe daddy could give you a bath and put you in bed tonight'. (by the way I did it three days in a row because after I came back he said he can't do it because he did it three nights in a row when I was away.) Then he gets in a huge strop saying he was going to do it anyway and why I don't say it directly to him. So then I apologize and ask him directly, then he says of course he would he was going to do it anyway. Then he's still in a strop banging everything and cleaning the house, so I ask him how was his day? And he says it was great till I started bossing him around asking him to do things, why do I need to ask him to do anything why can't I just wait and see if he does it anyway?

so girls, you see what I mean? And then he asks me this morning, can you do this can you do that? I'm fed up of being labeled bossy and mean when he is basically a whining whinging I did this little thing, 'look look' and can't even help me pick a wall colour.

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dittany · 22/05/2008 18:34

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Minkus · 22/05/2008 18:35

sounds like standard man-ness to me. Fucking annoying and point scoring shit but you gotta love em anyway.

Oooh sorry don't ever think I've sworn like that on here before it's obviously riled me!

BEAUTlFUL · 23/05/2008 12:49

Aww, poor bloke. He was only trying to help.

vampbaby · 23/05/2008 13:20

yes. this could very well be beginning of pms. Actually can't stand the sight of the man. I saw him this morning briefly and couldn't be nice to him. poor guy I agree. Maybe women are just superhuman and man are just slow turtle humans and we should just understand them. but sheiish that's so unfair

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dittany · 23/05/2008 13:34

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readytoswiggin · 23/05/2008 13:51

YANBU Sounds like my dh. Advise a large g&t at 6pm, it takes off the edge of the pissed-offness.

After all, all mothers are superwoman, didn't ya know

vampbaby · 24/05/2008 10:14

hah just to update on this, I did get my period today!!!! He is tiptoeing around me giving me teas So after all, it was PMS combined with general my DH ness. I understand not all man aren't like that but this one I'm with won't be angry if he had to wait one hour and half in the airport - extremely weirdly understanding like that.

Look at me changing my tune defending him. (runs away with huge nappy on..)

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