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yes!
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Why was he mad? Address whatever issue he actually had. If he wanted you in your bed 'to keep him warm' or something equally selfish then tell him you wanted to sleep with your other child. Honestly, I can't think of a good reason for him to actually be angry about this scenario. It sounds like he may need an anger management course... I seem to remember a similar issue a while ago. Good luck, stay strong.
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Yes.
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Absolutely. I slept with my son until he was 4 years old. lol
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If he was so upset he should have woken you up and told you to come back to your own bed. Yes he is out of line.
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Yes, he was out of line. I'm the proud father of 3 wonderful children, and if my wife ever fell asleep with one of our children (as she has done) I would cover them up and make sure they are warm and ok. Then I would smile and walk away. (slowly so I don't disturb them). Just my 2 cents.
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Yes he is. I often used to fall asleep telling my son a story or saying his prayers, so did my husband. Those are and were some of our happiest memories of our son. Your husband is being completely unreasonable.
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Yes he was...
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Yes, he was out of line. I can only think of one reason why he would have been upset, and that's kinda selfish.
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yes yes yes ....he's a fool
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It sounds as though your husband has control issues. Did he give a reason for being angry?? I do not understand why he would be unless he looks at it as you not wanting to sleep with him and that goes back to control. Has he exhibited control issues in the past? If so then you have a bigger problem than just his getting angry over this. Good luck!
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Not enough information to go on.........It could depend on how often you sleep with her. (is she severly attached to you)or your husband was looking forward to having you sleep next to him. It sounds to me just a little over the top for getting as mad as he did.......
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He may be out of line, but.... It's pretty normal for a fella to be territorial about his sleeping arrangements - especially if he had other activities in mind. It used to tick me off once in a while, but I always realized that I was just being an a$$. He'll get over it.
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Yeah he's a jerk = piss him off now or suffer the misery :)
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Yeah sounds like you husband is an ass.
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Completely out of line!
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You should kill the bastard with a hand gun. How dare he get upset with you? He has mistaken and that weak a$$ apology doesn't cut it with me. Show him down the road. Sleep with his best friend. That's what I did.
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Absolutely!
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he is being an ass. poison his waffles
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He sounds like he's being a bit immature.
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Thats ridiculous... he needs to get over it! I certainly wouldnt apologize... if anything, Id continue to sleep in there until HE apologizes!
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As a once off, then yes he was out of line. I'm pretty set when it comes to my children and their sleeping habits however I completely understand sometimes exhaustion get the better of us. Just make sure he knows next time its his turn.. Maybe then he will understand too :)
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I think he was way out of line. Not your fault
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If this is a re-occurring thing, then no, he is not out of line, but if this is not something that normally happens, I don't see why he should be upset about it.
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I am not sure getting mad was out of line? Why would you sleep with your 3 y/o daughter? I cannot think of any good reason to sleep with one of my children all night. It usually indicates avoidance of spouse or some misguided notion that it is good for our kids. Neither are particularly healthy.
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Not really something worth getting mad about. Was he mad cause you weren't with him, or cause he's trying to set a bedtime routine for the 3 y/o?
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well,for one thing, you could have suffocated your daughter by sleeping on her +3
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