Anonymous wrote:OP posted this at 10:54 am and has all this time since then to respond to DCUM posts. Meanwhile, is the superhero saving her family from destruction if taxes are not e-filed or doctor's form signed right away by 9:01am.
Get a life.
Anonymous wrote:You couldn’t even remember he had an interview???
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Did your DH actually text “FU”? I’d divorce someone who talked to me like that. Clearly he doesn’t like you anymore.
To be fair, I don't like the OP either, she's really not likable at all.
You know her from a single post on DCUM. Do you always judge strangers like this? You're the unlikeable one.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would be furious with you as well.
If I'm not answering the first text. STOP FREAKING TEXTING, and for the love of god do not call.
I have my phone on do not disturb, but if you call twice, and are a favorite (husband/teens) it will go through. If it's not an emergency, and to be clear your examples were not, I will call or text back when I can.
I would have texted, STOP F'ING MESSAGING ME, I'M IN AN INTERVIEW/MEETING/etc
+1. I think that’s the default setting on an iPhone—DND has a failsafe for if things are truly an emergency. OP’s double/triple taps were very much not an emergency.
You’re both TAH. Kiss and make up.
Or here’s a thought- he could have left him effing phone in his car/office/locker while he was in this interview. I have managed my entire life to just… not take a potentially disturbing distraction with me to places or events where I do not want to be disturbed or distracted.
Or maybe he wants to be available for urgent matters in general? To be a responsible spouse and father?
The problem is OP who continued to text him after he indicated that he was at work and not available.
This is his fault.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Did your DH actually text “FU”? I’d divorce someone who talked to me like that. Clearly he doesn’t like you anymore.
To be fair, I don't like the OP either, she's really not likable at all.
Anonymous wrote:Why couldn't he put his phone on DND?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would be furious with you as well.
If I'm not answering the first text. STOP FREAKING TEXTING, and for the love of god do not call.
I have my phone on do not disturb, but if you call twice, and are a favorite (husband/teens) it will go through. If it's not an emergency, and to be clear your examples were not, I will call or text back when I can.
I would have texted, STOP F'ING MESSAGING ME, I'M IN AN INTERVIEW/MEETING/etc
+1. I think that’s the default setting on an iPhone—DND has a failsafe for if things are truly an emergency. OP’s double/triple taps were very much not an emergency.
You’re both TAH. Kiss and make up.
Anonymous wrote:Did your DH actually text “FU”? I’d divorce someone who talked to me like that. Clearly he doesn’t like you anymore.
Anonymous wrote:He should have turned his phone off before the interview. And since he didn't, he should have apologized and turned it off after the first audible notifcation.
On the other hand, both of you are at work and should be working Bombarding him with personal texts and tasks during the work day is just wrong. I would be furious if my husband expected me to be at his beck and call all day to do whatever personal task he wanted done at that moment. It can wait until you are home. If it is late, then it was left too long and is late.
Both you and your daughter need to respect the work day. And given you have a job, you should be working too.
And I would be annoyed he hadn't listened when I told him I had an interview and dint' even know it was happening.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You need to stop expecting him to answer during the work day. He needs to learn to silcens/DND his phone
Both of these.
+1
Nothing is that important that it can’t wait.
And he’s only mad bc the texts and pings kept coming and he would not have known that if he had silenced or turned off his phone.
Both of you are stressed/mad at the circumstances, but taking it out in each other.
Finally—the FU text is the thing that would have me upset. But we just don’t speak to each other that way.
If my DH did that—it would be hard to recover for me. This type of response shows lack of respect and lack of impulse control.
He could have just neglected to respond to your reminder that there were two more forms. No need to escalate the vitriol through direct attack expletives.