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I've upset DH

35 replies

Charboo · 21/04/2026 22:27

I've upset my DH tonight and he said what I said was hurtful. It's silly really but I find it babyish how he is acting. I watched the film Dracula love tale and I loved it I told him how romantic it was waiting 400 years to see him wife again just messing about which he replied with I would of given up after a year which I just shrugged off as a joke, but then while I was watching the movie I said I love to be loved like that he has given me the silent treatment and said he wants to be left alone, and I've hurt him by my comment I said I didn't mean anything by it.

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WaryHiker · 22/04/2026 02:37

Neemon · 21/04/2026 22:54

I don’t see how the op has done anything wrong here.

Except for sounding like a particularly passive-aggressive five-year-old, nothing at all.

They both sound as immature as each other, with a particularly poor communication style on both sides.

LiviaDrusillaAugusta · 22/04/2026 02:54

Tbf you are picking a fight over nothing. You made a comment, he made a throwaway joke and now you are taking it as a personal affront and blaming him for not loving you like a fictional character.

I am assuming you have been drinking or are very young.

BeeHive909 · 22/04/2026 03:14

Are you 15 because you sound childish and babyish. I’m not surprised he’s gone in a huff you basically implied he doesn’t love you enough.

RawBloomers · 22/04/2026 03:16

He sounds a bit miserable and childish. He could have taken your initial comment as a way to riff on the romance between you instead of getting in a huff about the idea.

But I can sort of see your DP's point of view when you commented later. I think I would find it a bit tactless if my DH suggested a relationship on TV was preferable to his relationship with me, which does seem to be what you're saying. I understand that it's a fictional story and a scenario that isn't possible, but it's still not a particularly great thing to say to him, especially given he didn't get into the spirit of it with your first comments about it.

BeanQuisine · 22/04/2026 03:18

Pass him the Maltesers and tell him, "Cheer up, it might never happen!"

TheBeaTgoeson1 · 22/04/2026 07:38

Silent treatment - Abusive.

UniquePinkSwan · 22/04/2026 07:42

Neemon · 21/04/2026 22:54

I don’t see how the op has done anything wrong here.

The OP has basically said her DH doesn’t love her enough

Backawayfromthesausage · 22/04/2026 07:43

How very odd.

LiviaDrusillaAugusta · 22/04/2026 07:44

TheBeaTgoeson1 · 22/04/2026 07:38

Silent treatment - Abusive.

As a one off? Don’t be ridiculous.

Bernadinetta · 22/04/2026 07:45

UniquePinkSwan · 22/04/2026 07:42

The OP has basically said her DH doesn’t love her enough

Isn’t it the other way round- the DH is “upset” that OP wouldn’t wait 400 years for him?

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