To want to punch DP for no reason at all...

[Zebraa]

Well, not actually punch him but you get the point...

For example, tonight I cooked us a lovely dinner and we sat down to eat once DS was fast asleep, half way through he got up and went upstairs to get his diary to see what he's working next week - at this point I got really pissed off! He asked what was up and I was like I'VE MADE YOU'RE F'ING DINNER AND YOU CAN'T EVEN SIT DOWN WITH ME TO ENJOY IT...

Later on, we're watching X Factor, like you do, and he started talking to me whilst I was watching, so I said one minute, let me listen and he ignored me and continued talking, I was so mad I stormed off to bed and watched the rest in bed...

AIBU and ridiculously hormonal or is he really ANNOYING?

he's annoying but then men are!!!!

I should add that the minute he walks into a room, I roll my eyes cos I'm expecting him to irriatate me any second...

Bit of both?

we-ell... it sounds to me like you're being ridiculously hormonal tbh.

But, as a man, he should know this and behave accordingly and never, ever mention it. So probably YANBU even though YA iykwim

poor bloke!

Haha!

Always best to be prepared anyway - have a glass of wine and it won't matter

you sound scary.

Erm, you sound a bit reactive, TBH!

My DP always decides to have a long winded, whiney opnion on everything when I'm watching something- usually having a political opnion while watching the news, and i'm like 'well if i could hear what was going on, maybe i could have an opinion too'. soo annoying.

but the dinner thing, was it at the table or sat infront of telly. Big difference IMO.

Sat at the table. He just did it again today over lunch, as soon as he finished, he got up and went elsewhere whilst I'm still eating with DS!

I'd love a bottle glass of wine but I'm 6 months pregnant.

Lol, Novacane. My DH is exactly the same. When I'm watching a programme, suddenly he's animated and wants to tell me all about his day. When programme's finished, he's not interested and just gives me a couple of grunts when I want to have a conversation.

My SONS are like that!

Lol, my DH drives me nuts by doing the opposite to the telly thing - if I speak to him, even to just make a tiny passing comment, he exaggeratedly pauses the programme, then when I have finished speaking her rewinds it so he doesn't miss even a nanosecond. Grr!
(He gets up and wanders off during dinner too. Also drives me insane.)

lol my DH got up the minute he put down his knife and fork tonight leaving me to sort out DD, the clearing up, etc, etc, etc. Very annoying I know.

I have to say I lol at you rolling your eyes the minute he walks into the room. That possible is a little bit hormonal.

Zebraa I'm 6 months pg too and my mum very carefully mentioned the other day that I'm being a bit emotional at the moment!! (Luckily she timed it well and said it nicely so didn't get a punch in the face ) Just to let you know you're not alone!

or at bedtime, I'm knackered, we have hardly spoken all evening, well nothing more than 'run the bath love, get DS out, i'm changing the bed etc etc'

So at past midnight I fall into bed, DP decides to tell me all about all the conversations he has ever had with anyone that day, doing this tomorrow, that tomorrow, is it DS's play on Monday (its fri night FFFFFSSS!). Then he decides he needs ANOTHER wee, oh and while hes up, he'll get a drink.......

Then my little cherub wakes up at 630am.

ahh well.

YABU op.
Poor bugger.

Novacane. Ditto.

..when he's at work ,he has to call me and knowing full well I'm busy, but has to give me a running commentary on every little detail of his day...gets through the door at home, says "alright?". Then blanks me.

my DP rand me at work to ask me where the salt was the other day.