Meet the Other Phone. Flexible and made to last.

Meet the Other Phone.
Flexible and made to last.

Buy now

Please or to access all these features

Relationships

Mumsnet has not checked the qualifications of anyone posting here. If you need help urgently or expert advice, please see our domestic violence webguide and/or relationships webguide. Many Mumsnetters experiencing domestic abuse have found this thread helpful: Listen up, everybody

Fucking hell. I've turned into one of those women whose DH pisses in the bedroom.

57 replies

QueenArseClangers · 25/09/2016 10:17

Jesus effing Christ.
All the usual caveats (fantastic husband, father, shares shitwork, loving etc. ) but I'm really disappointed.

Last night DH went out with some 'dad friends' for a few hours. He was reluctant to go (hardly ever goes out) but I mithered him into it knowing he needed to let off steam and have some time.
FFS though. He came back after 2am (fine by me) but clattered about waking me and baby (and we'd only drifted off to sleep ten mins before as DD was feeling poorly, clutching a sick bowl.)
Then proceeded to 'chat' to me in a very loud voice Hmm followed by snoring of epic proportions. Like a pig with a fucking chainsaw.
Then more banging about opening the cupboard door to try and get out of our room. Culminating, half an hour later with the tinkling noise of him pissing on the telly that's on top of (thankfully) his drawers.
He cleaned it up (as well as he could in his pissed state) and went to sleep downstairs. I've had exactly 2 hours 50 minutes sleep.
I've never got myself in that state since having kids and certainly never pissed on the bedroom floor/furniture.
Why do (some) blokes do this?

OP posts:
Squeegle · 25/09/2016 11:03

If he's only done it once, not the end of the world. Men do this more than women it seems, they get confused and think they're in the lip. My friend's brother once pissed in the breadbin!

If it was habitual I would be more worried about his drinking problem but as a once off I wouldn't worry

Squeegle · 25/09/2016 11:03

Lip -= loo

QueenArseClangers · 25/09/2016 11:04

He's gearing himself up to pick up dog poo in our back garden. Bet you'll be able to hear the retching across the other side of the Pennines Grin

OP posts:
AnyFucker · 25/09/2016 11:08

You could get a lot of mileage out of this Wink

Just kidding. It's no biggie. I am not advocating you book yourself that spa weekend or summat ....

QueenArseClangers · 25/09/2016 11:13

Think I'd be retching louder than him at the MN spa weekend AF! Grin

OP posts:
BlasianFashionista · 25/09/2016 11:14

Disgusting - I wouldn't be able to look at DP the same if he did something like that.

Really shocked to read that OP DH isn't the only one that has done this Shock

Cocklodger · 25/09/2016 11:14

DH did this once, although thankfully he pissed in the bedroom bin (Which didn't have a liner as it was just used for bits of tissue and sweet wrappers) I took glee in making him empty it, scrub it all out with bleach and soak it in boiling water in the bath.
He hasn't done it again though and I would've gone ballistic if he'd pissed on the carpet or any furniture/electricals

ILostItInTheEarlyNineties · 25/09/2016 11:15

Well he sounds remarkably chipper this morning. Perhaps he's still pissed?
The real hangover will probably kick in after a few hours and he'll morph into a gibbering wreck welded to the sofa sometime after lunch Grin.

QueenArseClangers · 25/09/2016 11:16

He's just told me he doesn't want to go out on his own again Grin
Much rather have a fiddle with his guitar and watch telly in his jamas.
And guitar isn't a euphemism.

OP posts:
arabellalady · 25/09/2016 11:17

My ex-DP did this on one occasion, but more unfortunately all over our carpet as he sleep-walked which got much worse when plastered

We had a desk in our room that he worked from home on, he got up, pissed all over his laptop (ha) then all over the desk and carpet. I was so cross..

However this was an indication of a much wider problem of him going out boozing whereas this sounds a genuine embarrassing mistake. Try and laugh it off and think yourself lucky you didn't have to replace your bedroom carpet! Smile

QueenArseClangers · 25/09/2016 11:18

He's not chipper ILost, he's just getting on with the daily grind. With a headache. And wobbliness. And that awful sweaty hot faced feeling Grin

OP posts:
Mummyoflittledragon · 25/09/2016 11:19

I understand it's more common than we realise especially with men when very drunk. Dh almost did it last year in a hotel after a wedding. I directed him to the loo. Then I had to push him off because I was dying for a wee and to boot, I was on driving duty the next morning with very little sleep.

JakeBallardswife · 25/09/2016 11:20

Seems like you're dealing with it well. I like the encouraging him to go out. I have to do that with DH. He tends to get carried away with certain friends and doesn't have an off button. But he's never wee;d in the bedroom. But, he did get in late one evening years ago and unfortunately his mother was staying for the weekend too. So, he had me looking displeased ( for being noisy not for being in late) as he walked in and then his mother, who rather than shut up and keep out of it decided to have a real go at him.

This involved him walking out of the house. I knew he'd be ok as he'd go and sleep in the car / shed / hammock. However she went mental. Told her to shhussh and go back to bed and I was not walking the fields looking for him.

Bless, He'd gone to the end of the garden and pitched a tent as he wanted some peace.

ILostItInTheEarlyNineties · 25/09/2016 11:20

much rather watch telly in his jamas

Let's hope he doesn't get his pjs on tonight, switch on the bedroom tv and it crackles, fizzes and dies, leaving a faint smell of burning piss. Wink

Cary2012 · 25/09/2016 11:24

Put your favourite album on nice and loud OP, something grungy or heavy rock should be fine. Cook a very spicy lunch!
Do you perhaps have a rabbit hutch he could clean out? Borrow one?
Tell him the drains are playing up and he needs to inspect....
Go on, you know you want to.

VioletBam · 25/09/2016 11:38

It's a confusion thing. My DH hasn't done it but my BIL has and he's a lovely man usually. He pissed in the wardrobe and my poor sister was MORTIFIED! He was convinced that he'd opened the door to the loo....

Mummydummy · 25/09/2016 11:52

Yeah I wouldn't be delighted by the pissing thing. But he's making amends this morning. Once in a while everyone deserves some fun and to let their hair down. Otherwise life is a lot of responsibility and tedium. I hope you have some good nights out too (but just manage to find the toilet).

OnionKnight · 25/09/2016 11:57

My mum once got so drunk she attempted to wee in her bedroom, luckily dad caught her and guided her to the loo Grin

If it's a one off it's not a big deal.

PacificDogwod · 25/09/2016 11:59

Oh, all's good Smile

Picking up dog poo in the garden seems entirely appropriate IMO Grin
(I am about to do same. Sigh)

19lottie82 · 25/09/2016 12:02

Well I've reached the end of the thread and not one single LTB to be found, how disappointing!

QueenArseClangers · 25/09/2016 12:10

Ha ha! No LTB at all.
He's taking little kids to the shops/park now. Actually, he's a bloody amazing DH and friend. Coffee in bed every morning for me, does 50% housework, childcare, helps look after my elderly mum, makes me laugh and fished my poo out of the birth pool without a second glance Grin

Think I'll leave him a TenaLady pad on his pillow tonight though instead of a chocolate.

OP posts:
ThumbWitchesAbroad · 25/09/2016 13:09

I've been seriously drunk before, but have never ever managed to piss anywhere other than in the correct place. I just don't know how that happens!

AnyFucker · 25/09/2016 13:13

A male relative of mine once, when pissed, tried to climb in bed with his parents and when rebuffed then tried to piss on their bed.

It could be worse...

PacificDogwod · 25/09/2016 13:15

Thumb, me too and me neither!

AF Grin
That would be worse....

AnyFucker · 25/09/2016 13:18

It's not funny, and it's not clever Smile