Am I wrong?

My husband the past 2 days has come home from work after being gone all day and as soon as he comes in the door says he’s going upstairs to work on his leg that has been tight and aching. And left me to get the kids dinner, and do their whole bed time routine alone because it’s taken that long for him to do his stuff. When I had a problem with it he acted like I’m the bad guy because “he’s been gone all day and not had a minute to himself”. Am I wrong for being upset???

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No I would feel the same aswell, like fair enough he hasn’t had time to his self but you would think he would be happy to spend time with you and your kids after not seeing you all day. And mums deserve time to their self as well as it’s hard balancing dinner and kids and everything else in-between your feeling are valid x

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Gurl. You already know the answer🩷

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Men don't realize that we don't get any minute to ourselves either.. works one thing family is another. He's a dad he should help

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