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When you're so aggravated that you are tempted to do evil evil things?

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Triggles · 29/11/2011 17:41

One of those days where circumstances (including DH, DD, DS2, and DS3!) have combined to make me feel slightly on edge. DH is (for the MILLIONTH time) snoozing in the chair - his way of dodging doing anything helpful, so he can just wake up here and there, bitch and shout, then nod off again. [mad]

Is it evil to want to sneak up next to him and SCREEEEEAAAAAMMMMM as loud as I can and watch him come unglued and leap to the ceiling in panic? I mean, really, is it?!?! If I was DS2 with his impulsive ADHD, I'd have done it already. Just the thought of doing it makes me a bit helpless with evil laughter. God, the temptation... Grin

Anyone else ever do this?

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WilsonFrickett · 29/11/2011 18:00

You know my philosophy Triggs, if it feels as if you're going to the dark side you should embrace it! Via the wine shop, obvs.

Do it. Do the face thing. Doit Grin

Triggles · 29/11/2011 18:53

hahahahahahahaha you enablers you! but no, DS2 shrieked over something on his laptop and woke him up... dammit! hahahahahahahaa

That's ok... there'll be another opportunity soon... he does it all the time Hmm

(pssst... he was snoring last night and I stopped him by putting both my cold feet on his leg and woke him up.... Grin .. I choose my moments... )

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moosemama · 29/11/2011 19:53

I think you definitely have to embrace it Triggles.

We have a friend who always keeps the whole house awake with his snoring (honestly I reckon you can hear it streets away) and once, when we were all a little tipsy and he had fallen asleep in the middle of our party, we painted his face using all the condiments off the party food table - plus squirty cream. Blush

He didn't even flinch and slept on for at least another hour afterwards. Fortunately he did see the funny side when he woke up - at least till he tried to eat it and encountered the chilli sauce blusher! The squirty cream glasses were a welcome relief apparently. Grin

Triggles · 29/11/2011 19:59

Oh my god!! I told DH he could deal with DS2 having to get up numerous times tonight to use the toilet (tummy issues last couple days), and he's muttering about how he's OUR son, not just HIS!! Shock

Excuse me?!?!?!! I told him fine, from now on, we'll split everything... DLA paperwork, school paperwork, homework stuff, paed appointments, meeting with SALT, meeting with OT, statement paperwork....

FFS, he's sitting here pissing and moaning about it... poor poor overworked prat..... Hmm

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Triggles · 29/11/2011 20:04

Just so you don't think I'm being unfair here... I am the one that mostly deals with the boys all day as he stresses out over everything... I am the one that deals with the boys myself when he is at work... I am the one that is usually up half the night with them (and was 3 nights in a row last week when they were poorly)... and HE is the one that took a stupid 3 hour nap today while I cleaned the kitchen, the dining room, did the laundry and some paperwork.

grrrrrrrrrrrr

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Triggles · 29/11/2011 20:05

(seriously thinking I should have screamed when he was sleeping now.... that's what I get for being nice... Hmm)

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coff33pot · 29/11/2011 20:19

I have a friend call the hoover Grin It makes a lovely noise and clips ankles quite nicely Grin

Triggles · 29/11/2011 20:24

I have an iron... if I throw it, it has a cord that I can pull it back and throw it again... I might accidentally hit something though... Grin

It's not like I actually use the iron for anything else anyway.... Hmm

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coff33pot · 29/11/2011 20:26

hahahaha! will leave too many bruises Triggles. That and the fact he will then have the excuse to only help with the kids if they are facing on the right or the left depending which side his squashed face points Grin

Triggles · 29/11/2011 20:31

He's currently in danger of having all his stuff thrown out the first floor window and him after it... [mad]

FFS

He made the comment "if you're looking for an argument, I'll give it to you, then I'll pack up and leave..." so I said "look, if that's the case, just pack up and leave, and spare me the argument..." Hmm

this is getting so old....

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coff33pot · 29/11/2011 20:39

hmmm well I know what I would do but I dont know your dh lol

Fortunately I am very lucky but if it was my DH I would be retorting. There is no argument or room for one, you are watching the kids tonight as I have all day so its your shift mate.

But like I said I know my DH not yours :)

Triggles · 29/11/2011 20:43

I don't know him either... not anymore...

sigh

Sometimes I just don't care anymore.. I'm fast reaching the "easier to be single parent than deal with this BS on a daily basis" point...

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coff33pot · 29/11/2011 20:52

Were you not getting some counselling on all this business? Or has a date not happened yet.

Triggles · 29/11/2011 20:55

They couldn't get him in right away, his initial appointment is in a couple weeks. If I don't tell him to leave before then. Honestly, I cannot believe he is sitting here implying that he does more than me. Ridiculous. I can't even leave the house without one or both of the boys, as he cannot cope with both of them. And can only cope with one of them for a very short time. [mad]

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Triggles · 29/11/2011 21:19

no worries... it started out rather light, but then he went full tilt into "ass" mode, and it kinda went downhill....

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ouryve · 29/11/2011 21:26

Surely you had some vacuuming to do while you were so busy :o

Triggles · 29/11/2011 21:27

pfffft.. no ... if I hoovered, it would have been in the living room... where he was napping... then he'd have complained that I woke him up

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Triggles · 29/11/2011 23:13

DH has out of the blue apologised, admitted he was an ass, and that he doesn't help out as much as he should. You think he realised I was plotting to shave his legs, take the batteries out of the remote, and set his mobile to a cbeebies tune while he was sleeping? Grin

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moosemama · 29/11/2011 23:35

That's real progress Triggles.

Good to hear that he managed to stop and think about you and your feelings for a change - let's hope it's a sign of better things to come for you and your family. Smile

My dh has just had a ds1 style meltdown because, heaven forbid, he had to choose, buy and send (via Moonpig) his own sister's birthday card! Shock It's taken him almost two hours and now he's struggling to checkout. Grin

When he had a go at me about it, I kindly informed him that thanks to his little outburst he has now nominated himself to buy, wrap and deliver all the christmas presents for his side of the family - I think he actually went a proper shade of green at the very thought! Grin