Your other half's opinion of mumsnet

[bunnyhops]

My DH has just sent me an e mail saying
"Get off mumsnet,we are eating our dinner off the kitchen floor tonight"
Then he added "only kidding"

Oops,been found out,why do I feel guilty!!

middle class up your arse - thats everyone.

however he likes the fact that i spend a block of time on ehere as it validates his addiction to killing dragons and being the destroyer of worlds all tolkienesq on another forum

he hasn't got balls big enough to cal me sad

At one point dp did ask if I was on a dating site or similar, and he asked; are you having an affair: I had to say yeah darling I am but its with a whole load of women! On a serious note dp doesn't bat a eyelid he is quite happy for me to type away or lurk LOL. He has his hobbies of playing football, guitar and keyboard so I just say my hobbies are the Gym and Mumsnet!

MIDDLE AGED???!!!

Slightly suspicious of it I think, also thinks it's a bit sad. Does ask whats going on on mumsnet then, when he spots me netting.

mine thinks it's a sect

my dh is totally bemused by my relatively new fascination with typing to strangers about my life, especially considering im not even a mum yet but hey, im trying and there are special threads for all us ttc too!

My DH says "you on your religious sect website again". I just say "yep, are you watching crap on telly again?"

He thinks it's funny.

Thinks its funny and glad it makes me happy. thinks you are all probably as bonkerz as me and rolls his eyes when I tell him somethign I heard on Mumsnet.

Does think it has a bit of a whiff of sandals and placenta eating though

My DH thinks I'm obsessed with it, which of course I;m not... Well okay maybe.

he thinks we all argue about everything all the time
now where would he get that idea....

He likes it as he sees it as a great excuse to get his own way of what goes on TV!

He gave me a quote. It involved strangers, gossip, boll*cks and that it is sad, it leads to divorce and women spend too much time on it.

He isn't keen on me coming to the meet up, which, being a stubborn so and so, it just made me all the more determined to come

Dh does appreciate that if I want to know something MN is the quickest way to tap into a few useful minds quickly, even if unrelated to parenting. Have pleased him greatly with a few quick answers on 'How to/ Where to get/ type questions'

Dp when asked, said "Well you seem to enjoy it," in a really patronising voice .

He then muttered something under his breath about "poor little ds - mumsnet orphan..."

Mine keeps calling out from the next room "there's a family in here".

DW says "are you flirting again"? [rolls eyes]

Really she thinks it's great

Dp works long hours and most evenings so he's very happy that I've got my 'window out of the lounge' as he puts it. And he's always interested in hearing how some of the 'juicier' threads have been going on ...

well Carl
are you flirting again

He makes some comment about seeing me tomorrow whenever I disappear to the spare room and MN

Moi??

Always