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AIBU?

To wonder how to get DW off Mumsnet?

75 replies

TerryBakewell · 24/04/2013 00:22

Just for a bit. I mean, once the kids are in bed that's it till I take her phone out of her sleeping hands. A five minute chat would do, you can all have her back then :-)

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JonHammsTrouserSnake · 24/04/2013 00:23

You just need to start a thread on here to get her attention.

Who is your DW?

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Schooldidi · 24/04/2013 00:26

I thought that was my dp for a minute there. But you aren't, cos I'm on my laptop rather than my phone Grin.

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SPsYoniTheOneAndOnly · 24/04/2013 00:26

Not a chance without a proper intervention

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JonHammsTrouserSnake · 24/04/2013 00:28

Actually, is that you DH?

Except I'm on an iPad.

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KurriKurri · 24/04/2013 00:29

Who is she? - why do you think you have more right to be entertained by her than we do????? what do you want to chat to her about - can't you text her or write her a note? You sound very demanding Shock

Grin

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MiniMonty · 24/04/2013 02:16

Tsk Tsk.
Just another example of wives not knowing their place.
What can a modern man do ?

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FanjoPaterson · 24/04/2013 02:35

Have you considered whipping her phone out of her hands and initiating a game of Chasey? Never know, you could get some, too.

That's possibly the most helpful thing I've ever posted outside of 'living overseas' so be grateful Grin

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BrianCoxandTheTempleofDOOM · 24/04/2013 04:00

Shock LTB (leave the bitch)

One of the plus points of being single - nobody to monitor my constant Munsnetting Wink

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Fuzzysnout · 24/04/2013 07:10

You can't. It's an addiction with no known treatment programme I'm afraid.

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IllegalYoniFarm · 24/04/2013 07:11

DH?

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IllegalYoniFarm · 24/04/2013 07:12

Except DH if that is you, last night you had trouble remembering the name of is site, referring to it as 'that my husband's a bastard site'

Also asking if there were an acronym MHAW (my husband's a wanker)

Grin

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ImTooHecsyForYourParty · 24/04/2013 07:15

I was convinced this would turn out to be my husband Grin

A mumsnet widower.

They should start a club. Grin

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Gigondas · 24/04/2013 07:22

My dh joined so can communicate that way. He loves a good Aibu thread.

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edwardsmum11 · 24/04/2013 07:31

You can't, we have her now.

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BlackeyedSusan · 24/04/2013 07:48

the problem is that technology has improved. if you have old stuff like me you get to chat for 5 minutes while the damn thing loads.

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SinisterBuggyMonth · 24/04/2013 07:53

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McNewPants2013 · 24/04/2013 08:29

Send her a PM

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Mehrida · 24/04/2013 08:32

YANBU to wonder.

YABU to expect any advice on doing so though.

HTH.

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WandaDoff · 24/04/2013 08:38

Mumsnet is like the borg.

We have assimilated her. She's ours now.

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MsVestibule · 24/04/2013 08:42

I was so addicted that I asked DH to block MN between the hours of 10.30am and 7.30pm, in order that I can get some housework done and not neglect our DCs completely. Regarding the evenings, have you suggested a game of Scrabble/Trivial Pirsuit as an alternative to MNing?

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Earthworms · 24/04/2013 08:42

Arf at wanda

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MoonlightandRoses · 24/04/2013 08:45

YANBU at all to wonder.

Some of these might help? [Whistles innocently]

Welcome to Hotel California Grin

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YoniBottsBumgina · 24/04/2013 08:45

Joking aside :) It is easy to get stuck in a rut with your partner and you both getting lost to some electronic device in the evening. I bet while she's MNing you're watching tv or surfing manlycarsandbbqing.com or playing video games or reading or whatever your default recharge activity is.

Why don't you set a date night where neither of you use phones or computers etc and you have to do something together. Or try and book her in advance by suggesting dinner or a series you think she might like or run a bath with candles and wine etc.

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Fragglewump · 24/04/2013 08:46

Hello love! I'm sorry I've been neglecting you I am addicted to this site. I'm ashamed that its come to this to make me see sense. Please remove my phone from me!

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VerySmallSqueak · 24/04/2013 08:50

You sound selfish and entitled Terry.


Grin

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