Hi Guys,
Didn't know where else to post this but figured you guys if anyone would understand.
My hubby has had a great day out (now 9.45pm). He went to the final day of the cricket with mates, it finished early so they went to one of the pubs in the city for a long pub lunch and then onto the pub for more drinks. I just called him to say have a great night (obviously a big one), please sleep in one of the spare rooms and I will be upstairs, I am still not feeling well with a shitty flu and sore throat I have been trying to shake since new years.
He was at one of his favourite chinese restaurants just about to have a glass of one of his favourite chardonnays with another bloke I have met once - all cool, no worries. Until he said in nrelation to me still not feeling well "yes, I am not sure whether you are making that up or not" with an angry undertone I often hear when he drinks.
This means only one thing for me - the great guy who is the best bloke ever in public may just come home with an angry face - it is brewing now, I can feel it. My hope is he is too far gone when he gets home and heads straight for a bed and to sleep, otherwise he will head to where I am and no matter what I say, or not say, there will only be angry words.All his, and no, it does not matter if I change rooms, he will just follow and continue the one sided verbal bashing.
Always followed by no recollection in the morning and little or no remorse. Words don't hurt, especially what you don't remember, and they mean nothing because I was drunk.
Another great reason for me to remain sobre. I have never been an angry drunk, has anyone here ever been? If so, or if someone has experienced it, any words of advice? I never seem to handle it in the right way.
Wish me luck,
Louie
Didn't know where else to post this but figured you guys if anyone would understand.
My hubby has had a great day out (now 9.45pm). He went to the final day of the cricket with mates, it finished early so they went to one of the pubs in the city for a long pub lunch and then onto the pub for more drinks. I just called him to say have a great night (obviously a big one), please sleep in one of the spare rooms and I will be upstairs, I am still not feeling well with a shitty flu and sore throat I have been trying to shake since new years.
He was at one of his favourite chinese restaurants just about to have a glass of one of his favourite chardonnays with another bloke I have met once - all cool, no worries. Until he said in nrelation to me still not feeling well "yes, I am not sure whether you are making that up or not" with an angry undertone I often hear when he drinks.
This means only one thing for me - the great guy who is the best bloke ever in public may just come home with an angry face - it is brewing now, I can feel it. My hope is he is too far gone when he gets home and heads straight for a bed and to sleep, otherwise he will head to where I am and no matter what I say, or not say, there will only be angry words.All his, and no, it does not matter if I change rooms, he will just follow and continue the one sided verbal bashing.
Always followed by no recollection in the morning and little or no remorse. Words don't hurt, especially what you don't remember, and they mean nothing because I was drunk.
Another great reason for me to remain sobre. I have never been an angry drunk, has anyone here ever been? If so, or if someone has experienced it, any words of advice? I never seem to handle it in the right way.
Wish me luck,
Louie
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