Dh ignoring me while taking a weekend trip

[Anonymous]

You're

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So he's stressed and was also parenting alone this weekend. And he obviously did respond but not as much as you want. So you plan to eat his favorite food as punishment? Enjoy being divorced in a few years. You sound like a drama queen nightmare

Op here he has not responded since yesterday afternoon. Going a day and a half without communication is very unusual.

Not responding for a day and a half is very weird. Are they dead?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So he's stressed and was also parenting alone this weekend. And he obviously did respond but not as much as you want. So you plan to eat his favorite food as punishment? Enjoy being divorced in a few years. You sound like a drama queen nightmare

Op here he has not responded since yesterday afternoon. Going a day and a half without communication is very unusual.

Not responding for a day and a half is very weird. Are they dead?

Did you call?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So he's stressed and was also parenting alone this weekend. And he obviously did respond but not as much as you want. So you plan to eat his favorite food as punishment? Enjoy being divorced in a few years. You sound like a drama queen nightmare

Op here he has not responded since yesterday afternoon. Going a day and a half without communication is very unusual.

Not responding for a day and a half is very weird. Are they dead?

Did you call?

Yes several times

[Anonymous]

Or- he’s busy having fun with your 3 YO. When DH travels, DD (6) and I make all kinds of snacks and watch movies with the pets in bed

[Anonymous]

When my kids were around 3 I barely used my phone when they were awake because I was focusing on them. And sometimes even after they were finally in bed I just collapsed and enjoyed the silence.

[Anonymous]

Where you fighting when you left? Is he sticking it to you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are you the poster who took the older child to NYC while leaving the younger one at home because he pees everywhere?

This was my guess too. Maybe he's dealing with your 3yo and the behavioral problems that kept you from taking him on the trip.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't understand this post op like what do you mean you left him with a cooler with his favorite at home???

What???

Perhaps he's taking a much needed break from you.

I have been hauling around a cooler to keep the food I bought him fresh.

Your on vacation buying him food from where? And why didn't you just bring him with you then?

I don't get this either. Why wasn't this a family trip? What food are you dragging home with you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So he's stressed and was also parenting alone this weekend. And he obviously did respond but not as much as you want. So you plan to eat his favorite food as punishment? Enjoy being divorced in a few years. You sound like a drama queen nightmare

Op here he has not responded since yesterday afternoon. Going a day and a half without communication is very unusual.

Not responding for a day and a half is very weird. Are they dead?

Did you call?

Yes several times

Did he pick up?

[Anonymous]

This is so weird. If you've called several times and he hasn't picked up or called back, that's very weird, and I would be concerned that something happened.

If he is otherwise showing that he and the 3yo are alive and well, then you should chill out. He's already stressed with work, and now he's staying home taking care of a 3yo, too? He's probably hunkered down. 3yos are crazy.

Have fun and concentrate on your time with your child.

[Anonymous]

That’s odd to not respond for that long with your 3 year old. I’d text and call and leave a VM again saying you are worried and mention by X time you’ll call in for a welfare check. My husband is the worse communicator and I’ve gotten used to it but when he’s with our toddler, he will check-in or respond to me at least once per day.

[Anonymous]

Is this the poster who wanted to lie to the younger (probably ASD) kid so he wouldn't be mad that his mother and older sibling were taking the train?


If you're not her, OP, you're just as crazy.
One, don't lug fresh food around in a cooler for 5 days. Two, he's sulking because he's mad he has to work and parent instead of going on a trip that he would not have enjoyed. Well, tough for him, right? You don't need to grovel and buy him treats. He needs to get over himself instead of giving you the silent treatment.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Is this the poster who wanted to lie to the younger (probably ASD) kid so he wouldn't be mad that his mother and older sibling were taking the train?


If you're not her, OP, you're just as crazy.
One, don't lug fresh food around in a cooler for 5 days. Two, he's sulking because he's mad he has to work and parent instead of going on a trip that he would not have enjoyed. Well, tough for him, right? You don't need to grovel and buy him treats. He needs to get over himself instead of giving you the silent treatment.

You can't be this dumb. They are on the way home today it seems. No one brings coolers around for 5 days. It sounds like they visited a unique place where maybe they used to live and she brought him back food from that restaurant. My sister has his husband do this all the time.

[Anonymous]

Grow up!