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utter fucking twat

30 replies

RockerMummy184 · 06/09/2015 00:59

My wonderful husband booked me a relaxing surprise birthday weekend away for the two of us this weekend. DS was going to be taken care of by my mum/gran, and we were having some quality adult time together as it's the last chance we'll get for a LONG time since we have twins due to arrive at the end of the month. How lovely.

Well, a couple of weeks ago, 'D'H decided that going out with a few of his mates to meet up with his old football team was way more important that the weekend away with his wife and cancelled it. Obviously I was really quite upset.

So, tonight, I'm laid in bed on my own. He's already warned me he's going to be in 'no state to do anything on Sunday'. I'm waiting for him to stumble in shitfaced (he always over does it with these particular friends, much to my annoyance!) I can't lock the door as he's not taken a key so I don't feel comfortable going to sleep with the house unsecured. He's ignoring my texts. The pub he was going to shut at 11:30 so he's obviously gone clubbing/to a house party. He's got form for not coming home at all when he's gone out with these people.

I'm royally pissed off!

To make matters worse, tomorrow I'll be left to look after DS(2yo) on my own with crippling SPD, and he'll be laid feeling sorry for himself and being abusive because that's what he does when he's hung over!

OP posts:
Misnomer · 06/09/2015 12:36

I'm gobsmacked by his behaviour. Well done for locking him out. It's very annoying that he eventually got in but you did it once, you took a stand. You'll be able to do it again.

Do you have any proper support around you?

pocketsaviour · 06/09/2015 13:50

But he somehow managed to sneak back in (at about 6.30)! I don't know how!! I'm absolutely gutted.

You need to find out, because apart from anything else it means your house is insecure.

Aside from that - kick this ignorant, selfish fool to the kerb.

What is your living/financial situation? Do you have anyone close by who can support you when your twins arrive?

BoffinMum · 06/09/2015 20:01

DH says he thinks this bloke is absolutely bricking it and that is why he started behaving so badly.

IreallyKNOWiamright · 06/09/2015 20:32

that's awful op -
I would not be happy with this-
I would change the locks

Topseyt · 06/09/2015 20:51

What a disgusting and thoughtless arse.

This man loves only himself. Get onto Women's Aid and do whatever you have to do to get the ball rolling.

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