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I am soooo pissed off with dh I might stab him repeatedly in the night

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KathH · 08/04/2007 21:35

Dh works really crappy hours. This is the first weekend he's had off in ages. I work full time & have 2dds aged 14 & 10 & 2 ds aged 8 & 2. I do everything round the house - washing ironing, cooking sorting out the garden etc. I have quite a stressful job & am currently studying for exams - this is the second time, managed to pass my first lot just before Christmas. DH promised he'd help more round the house & with the kids. So far this weekend I've washed, ironed, mowed the grass etc. Dh went on the last to watch the football on Friday and was asleep by 8pm, Saturday he played golf all day. Today he's washed the car. He's now moaning at the kids because they're dissturbing a film he's watching. I could seriously kill him.

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themoon66 · 08/04/2007 22:55

Mirror his moves if needs be.... he sits on sofa - you sit on sofa. He drinks beer with feet on coffee table - you drink beer with feet on coffee table. See who cracks first.

Works for me every time.

KathH · 08/04/2007 22:57

Thanks everyone for your replies.

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KathH · 08/04/2007 22:59

Although no-ones tried to talk me out of repeatedly stabbing him in the night!

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tribpot · 08/04/2007 23:01

How about this: if you stab him in the night, there'll be no-one to look after the kids tomorrow and you'll have to forfeit your well-earnt day off.

Ergo: stab him tomorrow night (Disclaimer: trib is joking, and knows KathH will not actually stab her dh but might prod him with something sharp a few times whilst he's asleep).

custy · 08/04/2007 23:11

who will clean up the mess if you stab him?

you

who will wash the sheets
you

see - rod for your own back.

Wotzsaname · 08/04/2007 23:15

I ma just reading a book called "how to kill your husband" by Kathy Lette. Only just started, but about a woman who goes on about doing just that, he goes missing and she gets charged with murder.... i must go to bed and read more.

Kathy are you plugging your book?

tribpot · 08/04/2007 23:16

Oh is that by Kathy Lette? I've seen it but didn't realise. KathH, KathL, it's so obvious isn't it

Wotzsaname · 08/04/2007 23:18

maybe she is writing under her maiden name

tribpot · 08/04/2007 23:20

The thing is, is there a market for a book about how to kill one's dh? When MN supplies literally hundreds of reasons why you might want to do it every day. I would just print out an up-to-date list of the threads from 'Am I Being Unreasonable', stick a cover on it and voila - book done.

Wotzsaname · 08/04/2007 23:21

Very true, it has a list of other handy household hints, like if he wants breakfast in bed, tell him to sleep in the kitchen!

Anniegetyourgun · 09/04/2007 08:09

My STBXH was winding me up something chronic once (being rude about the programme I was watching, I think, to the extent that I couldn't hear it) until I told him to f* off and die, as you do. He went quiet - for THREE DAYS. When I eventually said wearily, what am I supposed to have done this time, he said "You want me to die". Like some stupid small child. Mind you that was only a few months before I realised I actually wish he would... but no, I wouldn't do it myself, even though there isn't enough blood in him to make a mess. He's not worth going to jail for.

Chickbabymummy · 09/04/2007 08:24

I keep my dh in check by reminding him that I have access (in my job) to rather of lot of nasty, toxic chemicals and the knowledge to use them! Hmm we need an evil emoticon here...

LazyLine · 09/04/2007 08:44

tribpot: I think that a list of the AIBU threads might inspire rather a lot of MIL murders!

KathH · 09/04/2007 09:09
Grin
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hunkermunker · 09/04/2007 20:21

What did you do today, Kath?

KathH · 09/04/2007 20:30

Met my friend & went for lunch followed by shopping - dh lives to see another day

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October · 09/04/2007 20:31

Message withdrawn

hunkermunker · 09/04/2007 20:32

Marvellous! Glad to hear it (re the day - will reserve judgement re DH ).

LoveMyGirls · 10/04/2007 21:16

How did he manage? was he much more grateful?

KathH · 12/04/2007 21:15

He was doing the matyr thing all night - have told him to get used to it as I'm going out on Sunday

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