Am I overreacting?

My fiance and I just bought an rv camper to move into. He’s lived out of state for a job for months, just purchased the trailer a couple weeks before the baby and I moved down. He’s known that the trailer needs some roof work and sealing in places as there’s leaks. It hasn’t rained since he bought it, and wasn’t expecting rain until later this week. Note: we are in WASHINGTON, it’s a miracle it hasn’t rained in 2 weeks. Okay now to the point, he’s been putting off sealing the roof for whatever reason and today he had to work. It rained today and the leak is worse than we anticipated. He told me he was going to DoorDash me supplies so I could climb onto the roof and seal it today while he’s at work. I said no. 1. I have no where safe to keep our 1 year old by himself. 2. I am not climbing onto the mossy slippery roof IN THE RAIN by myself in the middle of a forest with my baby (still don’t know where I’d put him).

Anyway am I overreacting for not doing this bc he put it off during his days off?

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I understand procrastination, sure. But letting something genuinely get worse and worse because he just won’t do it? Not cool. He should want general comfort and safety for you and his child.
And definitely NOT request you do it with no consideration for your child or your safety while doing it. If you do even happen to know how, no. Not cool Mr lazy extra procrastinator.

What else was he doing instead this whole time on his days off?
What was his response?

I see no overreaction on your part, no

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It is entirely not safe to climb onto a roof in the rain without a second adult present. You are far from overreacting!! Cuz at the very least you need a spotter. Someone to make sure the ladder isn’t going anywhere!! And you are right this is not a safe activity to do when you are the one caring for a small child! He should pay for a hotel for you and the baby to stay at until he repairs the roof!

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Especially if it's mossy it would be very dangerous for you to get up there on your own.

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Oh hell no

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Not to put genders in the way, but that's like totally a man's (dad's) job.
If my man told me to climb on the roof, bc he was procrastinating, Id slap the sh!t out of him. Lol

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Especially since it ONLY became an issue TODAY literally bc he didn't do it on his off time. No no sir, get your butt up there, and IDC if you worked all day, get it done NOW.

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O hell no. No, you’re not overreacting. I would be super irritated about even being in that situation.

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