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Am I the ass hole

9 replies

YourRealLurker · 10/11/2025 17:39

Hi married 19yrs 3 kids. Got away for a night with friends. Very rare.as we dont get out much , we probably got a bit drunk. Some how lost my dh on way back to the hotel. I got back on my own, I couldn't remember hotel room no. I rang him for up to an hour before getting security to let me in, also had no key. Husband out cold. Didn't give a shit, I could of been dead. Am I wrong to be annoyed. He doesn't see why I am upset

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Goditsmemargaret · 10/11/2025 17:51

Well there's a good bit missing from your night if you 'lost' him on the night out. Presumably he was a similar state and out for the count?

It's a pretty heavy night drinking you've described so it doesn't make sense to hold either of you to sober standards.

MsPavlichenko · 10/11/2025 17:54

It’s not ideal, but clearly you were both hammered. I always get two keys for a hotel, not anticipating this, but because we may well want to do different things at some point.

Hurumphh · 10/11/2025 17:57

You sound as bad as each other. How come you didn’t call reception straight away?

WaffleParty · 10/11/2025 18:00

You were both wasted. Maybe keep a bit more of control of yourself next time if you can’t manage to get yourself back to your room. I fail to see how any of this is your husband’s fault.

ToKittyornottoKitty · 10/11/2025 18:02

You were both drunken idiots who lost each other, so I’d say if there’s an arsehole here it’s you for making a big deal of it days later. Let it go

TalulahJP · 10/11/2025 18:06

Drink less next time. Anything could have happened to either of you when you were that inebriated. I learned my limits years ago.

Subwaystop · 10/11/2025 18:33

I think it’s understandable he’d go to sleep and expect you to find your way, no? If he’s sleeping it’s fair that he wouldn’t hear you ringing.

washinwashoutrepeat · 10/11/2025 18:58

TalulahJP · 10/11/2025 18:06

Drink less next time. Anything could have happened to either of you when you were that inebriated. I learned my limits years ago.

This. Both as bad as each other

SleepingStandingUp · 10/11/2025 19:06

How did you lose each other? Why did you wait an hour before getting help? Did he drink as much as you?

I do get you a bit - he knew he'd lost you, he got back and you weren't there. Instead of waiting up or calling you he went to bed. But I think the context of the above and how drunk you both were makes a difference. I'd also let it go now.

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