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Input: Okay, so let me get down to the details.
My husband calls me around 11:30 on to let me know he just got off work and will be going out for drinks with a friend. No big deal, I go back to sleep. He comes in the room at 2:30, wakes me up  and tells me he brought his friend over and are gonna smoke and hang out in the living room. I got a little upset because of the weed (I use it to sleep and for my anxiety and had very little left) but I knew he'd go get more tomorrow so I let it go. But what really made me mad was that he KNOWS I had to wake up at 4 am to go to work, the walls are super him and I could hear every word they were saying. I called him in and asked him to keep it down cause I was having trouble falling back asleep. Nothing changes, I can still hear everything. So, I get up and angrily open the closet door, threw some blankets and a pillow in there since it's really quiet. Then I slammed the door ( I know I shouldn't have done that but I was just so angry at how inconsiderate he was being. He comes in the room cause he hears the door being slammed and asks if I was okay. I tell him how I'm feeling and at this point I'm very angry. I tell him it's 3 in the morning and his friend needs to leave. He replies with "okay just have some patience" 
His friend leaves, and he just falls asleep in the living room (which he does when he's upset) 
Now I'm at work and won't be able to talk to him until tonight when he's off work. 
So guys, am I the asshole here? 


getting mad at my husband for bringing a friend over