Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You have two kids and are pregnant with the third and I had no idea what your DH was all day. Did you know he took a day off? I would be pretty worried if my DH was gone all day and I have no idea where he is. Are you exaggerating not knowing? As in, he told you he is going to lunch with Jimmy, but not the rest of it?
He told me he was going to the gym when he left the house. Then we spoke and said he was having lunch with friends from the gym... I had no idea about the drinks until he came home
Ok, well you knew where he has and what he is doing. How did he get home? Uber, I hope. Honestly, you are in a tight financial situation, if you will be that well off soon, and you are pregnant, try to stay positive, for your own sake.
Anonymous wrote:You need a 2nd job to cover your expenses. You shouldn't be having a 3rd kid.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You have two kids and are pregnant with the third and I had no idea what your DH was all day. Did you know he took a day off? I would be pretty worried if my DH was gone all day and I have no idea where he is. Are you exaggerating not knowing? As in, he told you he is going to lunch with Jimmy, but not the rest of it?
He told me he was going to the gym when he left the house. Then we spoke and said he was having lunch with friends from the gym... I had no idea about the drinks until he came home
Anonymous wrote:You have two kids and are pregnant with the third and I had no idea what your DH was all day. Did you know he took a day off? I would be pretty worried if my DH was gone all day and I have no idea where he is. Are you exaggerating not knowing? As in, he told you he is going to lunch with Jimmy, but not the rest of it?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If $80 upsets you yet, you have an expensive piece of property to sell, then you need to lower the price of the property. Things cannot be this tight with your budget because a third kid is going to blow that idea to pieces. It sounds just vaguely like you are wound up a little too tight.
You talk about working from home like it’s a sacrifice and belittle your DH’s job as easy. You make a production out what you don’t spend money on but want to control his expenditures. You then bias responses by announcing that your DH is an ass. The problem is you are pregnant (again) during the holidays with house guests and you can’t go out to have a drink too.
This. If you can't sell your property and it's draining you, then lower the price. Your having a third child you can't afford. You are having people over for the holidays that you also can't afford. I notice you are willing to spend extra money for your parents coming to stay, all the extra food you will have to buy and prepare for the holidays and presents.
So your DH is blowing off some steam going out for drinks at a time of year when this is what people do. Don't ruin the holidays with your stress. As soon as the property is sold the money situation will be ok.
And if I was your husband I would be angry that you are humiliating him in front of your parents by making him sleep on the couch and crying and announcing your problems in front of your parents. He is going to have to face your parents again. You are showing no respect for him, even if you are angry at him, you don't share that with people outside of your marriage, even your parents.
Anonymous wrote:Did he decide to sleep on the couch? Are your parents still there?
The two of you need to get communicating with each other.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why are you having a third kid if you can't afford it?
This, and I don't get complaining about luxuries like manicures, pedicures, hair done. Both of you are wrong and need to cut back. You've been spending lavishly, over spent for real estate, not managing your money well, having a third child... there is more going on here.
Anonymous wrote:If $80 upsets you yet, you have an expensive piece of property to sell, then you need to lower the price of the property. Things cannot be this tight with your budget because a third kid is going to blow that idea to pieces. It sounds just vaguely like you are wound up a little too tight.
You talk about working from home like it’s a sacrifice and belittle your DH’s job as easy. You make a production out what you don’t spend money on but want to control his expenditures. You then bias responses by announcing that your DH is an ass. The problem is you are pregnant (again) during the holidays with house guests and you can’t go out to have a drink too.
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Thank you. I am very upset and he is sleeping on the couch tonight. Unfortunately baby calendar before we put the house on sale and we also thought we would be selling it within a couple of months max.
I never ever check what my DH spends money on. He pays the credit cards so I have no clue. I know he spent somewhere around $80 today because he had lunch at a restaurant (cheap one he says) and then told me he spent around $50 in drinks. I understand that it’s the holidays and he has many friends, but I find it so very inconsiderate. He does not have a easy job, but during this time everyone is on vacation and we are not (because I am pregnant and to save money) so basically he can come and go as he pleases and today didn’t even go in.
We are not unhappy and i realize our money issue is temporary and once the place finally sells (or we rent it again) I will start spending more and won’t care if he does the same.
Also, I have no control over him. I had no idea he was going to have lunch a drinks with friends... we had something at 5 that he/we missed (since he arrived home at 6) and that is when I got upset and asked where he was and what he was doing
Anonymous wrote:Would he begrudge you getting a manicure or pedicure?
Are your parents in town an added expense?
Are you discussing the budget issues together as partners? Did you both agree on the budget?