“You Have a DISORDER!” – Wife’s Harsh Words to Sleepy Spouse Spark MAJOR Drama

Buckle up, folks! We’ve got a juicy relationship drama on our hands. Meet our exhausted stay-at-home mom, juggling three kids and one seriously sleepy boyfriend. For 11 years, she’s been battling the morning madness, trying to wake up her snoozing sweetheart. ️ But now, with a newborn in the mix, things are reaching a boiling point! Will she lose her cool and diagnose her man with a sleep disorder? Or will she just have to suck it up and accept her fate as the eternal alarm clock? Let’s dive into this relatable tale of love, sleep, and morning mayhem!

Relationship Drama Alert: 11 Years and 3 Kids Later…

The Struggle is Real: Waking Up Mr. Sleepyhead

️ From Gentle Whispers to Loud Yelling: The Morning Routine

Arguments Galore: The Never-Ending Morning Battle

Stay-at-Home Mom Struggles: Is Sleep Too Much to Ask?

The Morning Madness: “I AM up!” … Zzz

Nursing Nightmares: Startled Baby and Painful Latches

Frustration Boils Over: “You Have to Have Some Sort of Sleep Disorder!”

Shocked Hubby: “Who Talks to Someone Like That First Thing in the Morning?!”

Grumpy Grumbles and Shower Escapes

Snarky Comments and Crying Meltdowns

Am I the A-hole? Doubting My Actions

The Verdict: Is She the A-hole for Calling Out His Sleep Struggles?

Our poor, sleep-deprived mama is at her wit’s end, trying to juggle a newborn, two other kiddos, and a boyfriend who just won’t wake up! She’s tried everything from gentle whispers to loud yelling, but nothing seems to work. And now, in a moment of frustration, she’s dropped the bomb: “You have to have some sort of sleep disorder!” Ouch! But is she the a-hole for reaching her breaking point? Or is her boyfriend being a bit of a sleepyhead jerk? It’s a tough call, but one thing’s for sure: this relatable drama has us all on the edge of our seats!

Partner’s sleep disorder causing drama, commenter suggests tough love approach

Spouse unfairly blames partner for his work ethic and privilege.

No excuses for not waking up as an adult. #NTA

NTA but let him take responsibility for waking up on time

Encouraging comment to seek medical help for sleeping disorder. ❤

Sleepy husband needs medical checkup for safety, NTA suggests.

Heavy sleeper husband needs to take responsibility for waking up

Let him sleep! NTA comment advocates for respecting spouse’s rest.

Sleepy spouse causing major drama. NTA suggests video proof.

Separate bedrooms may solve morning routine conflict. Don’t be harsh.

Sleep apnea can be deadly, get your loved ones checked ASAP ⚠️

Take charge of your own life, stop being his alarm

NTA, but communicate with him about his sleep issues

ESH. Wife reached breaking point after years of unaddressed issue.

Support for sleep disorder and NTA judgement.

Wife’s harsh words spark drama, commenter supports sleepy spouse. NTA!

Don’t be his servant, he’s a grown man. NTA

Spouse can’t handle mornings, wife tired of being a mom

NTA. Kindly suggest him to see a doctor for help.

Sleepy spouse has a disorder. Wife’s concern sparks drama.

Let him wake up 2 hours late for work

Enabling a spouse’s behavior can be a slippery slope

Being a stay-at-home mom is a full-time job, not a privilege

Not the a**hole! Leave him to wake up by himself

A helpful suggestion for a struggling spouse’s sleep schedule ✌

Suggests a NAH approach to let spouse sleep but offer support

Don’t be his mother! You’re ESH. Sit down and talk

OP’s spouse is lazy and disturbing the child’s sleep

ESH. Spouse needs to wake up, but why be a martyr?

Sleep-deprived couple needs medical help for his sleep disorder

Concerned partner suggests a letter to help boyfriend’s health. NTA.

Sleepy spouse drama: commenter defends spouse’s sleeping habits in NTA comment.

Encouraging advice for addressing potential sleep disorder. #NTA

Suggests medical deficiency as cause for spouse’s sleepiness.

Sleep apnea suspected, but communication breakdown causes morning drama

Narcolepsy or sleep apnea? It’s serious! NTA advises sleep study.

ESH, but addressing the issue calmly and maturely is key

Sassy solution and sleep study suggestion for exhausted spouse.

Tips for waking up when it’s hard due to potential disorders. ☕

Encouraging comment validates and supports OP’s actions to help spouse

Partner’s sleep schedule is their own decision, not wife’s responsibility. Children should not be involved.

Could the husband be hiding something?

Heart condition causing sleepiness? Pacemaker solved it for my sister

Sleep-deprived mom gets pass for possible disorder diagnosis.

Supportive comment suggests taking a break from ‘stupid’ spouse.

Sleep disorder or just lazy? NTA mom cares for kids.

Partner struggles with sleep disorder, wife suggests sleep study consultation

Spouse’s sleep disorder causes drama, commenter suggests ways to help ✨

Record his wake-up attempts and let him oversleep a bit

Taking responsibility for a disorder, tough love advice

NTA. Tough love may be necessary for him to grow up

Stay-at-home parenting is not a privilege, it’s hard work. #NTA

Supportive comment to a struggling SAHM. Don’t blame yourself!

Don’t villainize, research together – sleep disorders are real

Supportive comment encourages spouse to prioritize mental health and reconsider relationship.

Make him get himself up! NTA, and yelling isn’t normal

11 years of being his alarm clock? NTA for sure

Let him adult and get an alarm clock! #NTA

User suggests a solution to spouse’s sleepiness problem. NTA

Wife’s harsh words lead to creative solution involving ice

NTA. Suggestions for sleep aid devices and seeking professional help.

Wife’s harsh words spark drama; comment suggests solution with empathy.

Partner is a deep sleeper but wakes up easily, NTA

Recording attempts to wake spouse with disorder could help him understand. NTA.

Sleep disorder doesn’t justify being a child. NTA

Struggling with sleep disorder, commenter advises seeing a doctor

Taking care of the home and kids is a tough job.

Wake-up revenge tactics: NTA suggests air horn or consequences

OP’s partner needs to take responsibility for waking up. NTA

Advice for frustrated spouse on dealing with sleep issues.

Partner should take responsibility for waking up, NTA advice.

Partner’s sleep behaviour can lead to resentment, suggest sleep study.

NTA for being angry – frustrating to live with a heavy sleeper

Encourage sleep study and set boundaries for oversleeping blame.

Partner’s struggle with ADD in the morning and resentment addressed.

Wife calls out husband’s sleeping disorder, NTA suggests medical help ⏰

Encouraging comment suggests getting sleep disorder checked by specialist.

Spouse needs help waking up, NTA for being concerned

Let him grow up! NTA but don’t be controlling ‍

Living with a sleep disorder can be frustrating for everyone. •••

Stand up for yourself and NTA. Don’t enable childish behavior.

NTA. Encouraging personal responsibility and health care for partner’s sleep.

Don’t take responsibility for their sleep, they’re adults! NAH

Spouse’s laziness is not a disorder, NTA for setting boundaries

Tips for better sleep hygiene and routine. NTA.