Anonymous wrote:4 kids here as well. My husband wakes up at 5am every morning to get thing in before everyone wakes up. He wakes up the kids, makes the coffee for us, and gets breakfast on the table. I think he’s average.
Anonymous wrote:I actually have zero sympathy for anyone who has more than 2 kids.
You deserve your misery. You deserve each other.
Anonymous wrote:4 kids here as well. My husband wakes up at 5am every morning to get thing in before everyone wakes up. He wakes up the kids, makes the coffee for us, and gets breakfast on the table. I think he’s average.
Anonymous wrote:4 kids here as well. My husband wakes up at 5am every morning to get thing in before everyone wakes up. He wakes up the kids, makes the coffee for us, and gets breakfast on the table. I think he’s average.
Anonymous wrote:4 kids here as well. My husband wakes up at 5am every morning to get thing in before everyone wakes up. He wakes up the kids, makes the coffee for us, and gets breakfast on the table. I think he’s average.
Anonymous wrote:Sounds like my DH once I started teleworking. He was always in charge of mornings - I'd go to work early and come home early so no aftercare needed. I made dinner, etc. All of the afternoon work. And it worked out great. Until I started teleworking. He started lying in bed literally until minutes before he needed to go. So I'd do all the morning stuff (at the expense of teleworking), taking the kids to school (at the expense of teleworking), then work, then do the afternoon shift and make dinner as well. Really frustrating until I pointed it out to him that I was doing all of the morning work during my work hours while he laid in bed scrolling on his phone. It makes me angry. He's very capable. But he was more than willing to let me do that work for him. He didn't even try to get up ... he'd send the kids downstairs and I'd already be working in the common area so they'd come to me for help/breakfast/getting ready to go/etc. And always something urgent at work so he didn't have the extra time to take them to school. Selfish and thoughtless.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I also had a “sloth laying around”. It turns out my DH had a serious alcohol problem.
DH does drink every night. IPAs. How do I figure out if it’s a problem though? I’m upstairs asleep shortly after the kids… he does his late night couch routine alone.
The alcohol seems to be a big part of the problem. My DH stays up late drinking; sleeps horribly; wakes up hungover; I’m sure he sips during the day and takes naps. The cycle is never ending. Your DH has an alcohol problem period.