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AIBU?

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To be annoyed with dp for waking me up?

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wrinklytum · 01/08/2009 17:01

I was on nights last night and dp came banging and barging around the bedroom at 11.30 this morning,having slept until 11ISH downstairs.(He is poorly and has to sleep in chair.The carer has had dcs this am and sil had them overnight and i picked them up after work.)Got to bed 9 ish.

It woke me up and I have since been unable to get back to sleep.

I have listened to a few plays on r7 in the hope of sending me off.I got up at 1 for an hour and spent a bit of time with dcs.I tried reading a book.

All to no avail.I am realllytired but just couldn't nod off.

I am on nights tonight.

I am very peed off.

AIBU?

OP posts:
shootfromthehip · 01/08/2009 17:06

No YANBU.

I was up with DS and the cats last night

bigchris · 01/08/2009 17:10

yanbu
i cant imagine anything worse than working nights so you are a saint in my book

shootfromthehip · 01/08/2009 17:12

aske? meh. Ask

cheshirekitty · 01/08/2009 17:16

YANBU. He is being a total selfish pig (and thats probably an insult to pigs).

What time do you go into work tonight?

Did nights for years myself. Do not envy you working tonight with only 2 hours sleep.

UnquietDad · 01/08/2009 17:21

It's very difficult when your sleep patterns don't match.

Neither DW nor I "work nights", in the strict sense, but she has a conventional day-job and goes to bed early and gets up early, while I like to go to bed late as I often work into the small hours. In term-time I need to get up to see to DS and DD, but in school holidays I get up later. We both have about the same amount of sleep (6-7 hours).

Invariably, she thinks I am "crashing about" when I come to bed, and I think the same about her when she is getting up (the slamming of the under-bed drawers is a particular bugbear). Needless to say, we are both actually aware that the other is having their sleep-time and are trying to tiptoe with fairy footsteps. It just may not sound like it to someone who is not in full REM sleep.

cheshirekitty · 01/08/2009 17:28

Unquietdad - no way should her husband have come into the bedroom at 11.30 when he knew his dw had gone to bed at 9am. I think your situation is totally different to the op's.

CyradisTheSeer · 01/08/2009 22:31

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