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Do I believe DH or not?

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MissMustBeAMug · 31/10/2017 09:08

I’m really struggling to make my mind up about this as it is actually about a situation that happened almost two years ago.

History: Dh had a best friend (his cousin) whose house we would go to all the time. His best friend is married to DH’s sisters childhood best friend (Christ did that make sense?)

Dh was a grade A prick back when he was drinking heavily, no getting around that. I ended up going into hospital with severe stomach pains, which turned out to be an infected gallbladder and stones, and had to stay in overnight on antibiotics.

We had dd 1 at the time. Instead of looking after her (she was distraught as we’d bever been apart before this and she’s had autism) he decided to dump her on my mum and go around his mates house drinking.

I called my mum up and found out about this, so called him and asked what on earth he was doing. He could go out anytime he wanted, why choose this night when dad needed him to be there?

Anyway he reassured me it was just for a drink or two and he would be back to dad soon.

Fast forward to the morning: no sign of dh. He is very apologetic when someone finally gets hold of him in the late morning.

Something strange happened after this too, dh’s best friend wouldn’t talk to him or me anymore, at all. We didn’t even go to any of the same family parties anymore.

I’ve been asking dh, for all this time, what happened? He’s always maintained his has no idea but started mentioning that he thinks it is because cousins wife has had a crush on him since they were teenagers.

I’ve always thought this is odd as hell

OP posts:
MissMustBeAMug · 31/10/2017 15:02

Well obviously I haven’t been discussing it with the dog 😁 should really start checking for typos, this new phone can’t be trusted.

OP posts:
doodle01 · 31/10/2017 15:07

OMG 2 years ago
Friends fall out it just happens dont dwell on it

Oakmaiden · 31/10/2017 15:22

doodle - have you actually rtft? because the falling out bit really was the least of OPs concerns...

MissMustBeAMug · 02/11/2017 10:53

If anyone is interested in an update...I was called a ‘bitch’ this morning.

I was told last night by mil that cousin and wife had had a big falling out.

I was walking dd in to school this morning and cousins wife muttered that under her breath as she went past me.

Obviously didn’t do or say anything as I had dd with me.

Certain now that we are well rid of them.

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Mummyoflittledragon · 02/11/2017 10:57

She’s a charmer. Well rid. Smile

You can now feel secure that your dh loves you and that’s really all that matters.

Ambonsai · 02/11/2017 11:10

I'd believe your husband
Feel sorry for the cousin
His wife sounds disturbed

TheEmmaDilemma · 02/11/2017 11:20

Looks like you just set the truth out there.

TheEmmaDilemma · 02/11/2017 11:20

Must be nice to know your DH was being honest though.

serialcheat · 02/11/2017 13:15

They all were drunk . Inhibitions were lowered. Some silly things were said. Some people hold grudges. It was two years ago. The truth of that night is all skewed, now, anyway. Your husband has made massive changes for the better.

Don't waste anymore energy on it 😀

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