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Drunken Partners ~ Feel So Upset
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Am I not the only one that thinks that whilst it is out of order that he is peeing everywhere that its a bit rich asking him to stop completley when you know he has reduced it by alot, he's not violent, he doesn't do it everynight.
He needs his release from the pressures of life, and the pregnancy as well.The Googlewhacker referance is to Dave Gorman and not to my opinion of the search engine!
If I give you advice it is only a view and always always take professional advice before acting!!!
4 people on the ignore list....Bliss!0 -
Googlewhacker wrote: »Am I not the only one that thinks that whilst it is out of order that he is peeing everywhere that its a bit rich asking him to stop completley when you know he has reduced it by alot, he's not violent, he doesn't do it everynight.
He needs his release from the pressures of life, and the pregnancy as well.
Well lets tell the OP to take off her pregnant belly and go out for the lash for the night....oh wait she can't!!! she has to deal with it.
nine months away (more if feeding) from alchohol if OP does drink pre pregnancy...why can't he??
it's not how often he does it, am sure caseyface said he hadn't done it for ages...it's the fact when he does do it..the outcome.0 -
Google, i've never asked, nor expected him to just stop drinking completely, but i have asked him to reduce/change what he drinks so that he doesn't end up like this.0
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He sounds like a selfish loser to me. In your situation I'd be packing my (or his!) bags. 3 weeks from EDD and he's out getting hammered? What if the stress causes you to go into labour? He's had 9 months to get his priorities straight and if he's still putting himself and booze before you and the baby I would suggest booting his p!ss soaked arse straight out the door.:j30/7/10:j
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And while you're on, have a widdle in the bathroom, make him clean it up then tell him it's yours and ask how if feels to clean up someone elses wee.:j30/7/10:j
:j24/1/14 :j
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Probably a poor choice of father for your child, did you not consider his failings before getting pregnant ?0
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A friend of ours used to do this. He would get very drunk and then the wardrobe seemed to take the place of the bathroom. I am pleased to say that he is now the proud father of two wonderful children and has not done it since they were born. The children are now 8 and 6 and he is a great dad. I think it was just that he used to get completely out of control. Since the kids arrived his sub conscious knows that he can't do that so he hasn't. I hope this helps you in some way as worrying at this stage of your pregnancy can not be good for you or babe. PS his wife NEVER cleaned up after him.0
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Googlewhacker wrote: »Am I not the only one that thinks that whilst it is out of order that he is peeing everywhere that its a bit rich asking him to stop completley when you know he has reduced it by alot, he's not violent, he doesn't do it everynight.
He needs his release from the pressures of life, and the pregnancy as well.I'm not bad at golf, I just get better value for money when I take more shots!0 -
Well lets tell the OP to take off her pregnant belly and go out for the lash for the night....oh wait she can't!!! she has to deal with it.
nine months away (more if feeding) from alchohol if OP does drink pre pregnancy...why can't he??
it's not how often he does it, am sure caseyface said he hadn't done it for ages...it's the fact when he does do it..the outcome.
She chose to get pregnant and thats her choice to be pregnant, it is his choice whether or not to drink or not.
The outcome is not great but I do wonder whether its that big a deal or not.The Googlewhacker referance is to Dave Gorman and not to my opinion of the search engine!
If I give you advice it is only a view and always always take professional advice before acting!!!
4 people on the ignore list....Bliss!0
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