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Input: Background info if it’s relevant: I’m in my first trimester, hormonal, my husband and I have been married two years but together much longer. I don’t normally come to Reddit for relationship advice but I wanted an unbiased opinion.

My husband has always had few boundaries- he leaves the doors open when he poops, bathes, changes, and walks around the house fully nude/in his undies and has since day one.

I am the opposite but I am aware that it’s not a huge deal if he sees me naked or smells my poop and I don’t usually take issue with these things. 
 
However, when I retreat to the restroom in the evenings to use the toilet and take a bath, it grates on my nerves when he comes in and interrupts my privacy. He tends to come in and start talking to me about my day, about his day, and may try to touch me or kiss me. 

For me, my nightly bath is my alone time. I enjoy spending it alone and decompressing. I have told him multiple times that I prefer he leave me alone during this time, and I’ve felt this way especially since I’ve been pregnant. IMO, I’m naked, I’m laying there like a beached whale, I feel gross, I’m trying to have alone time, I’m trying to relax, I don’t want to be touched, the bathroom is small, I don’t want to make small talk during that time, etc. I even lock the door to keep him out and he just unlocks it and comes in anyway. I usually shoo him away and we move on.

Today he stayed out late and came home when I was already in the bath. He comes into the house and yells hello. I yell hello back and then say “Please don’t come in here.”

He comes in anyway to give me a kiss, bends down by the bathtub, tries to kiss and snuggle me and rub my belly and talk, and I’m just immediately like “okay, now leave” and try to push him away.

He is upset because he spent “all day thinking about his wonderful pregnant wife” only to come home and I was a “rude snob” to him. He says I’m rude, selfish and disrespectful. He thinks that my desire to have privacy is ridiculous, that I shouldn’t care and I need to get over my “insecurity/fear” of him being in the bathroom while I’m in there (especially since he’s going to watch me give birth.)

I’m irritated because I don’t think I’m asking a lot, and I consistently ask him to leave me alone in the bathroom. I understand that he was trying to be nice and talk to me after a long day, but I wish he would listen to me when I ask to be alone— regardless of whether he thinks the reasoning is stupid or not. I feel like he’s not respecting my boundaries, but he seems to think boundaries aren’t needed because we are married.

He is upset but I really don’t feel in the wrong about this. I know if I talk to family they’ll all back me up because I’m pregnant, but I want unbiased opinions instead- AITA?

wanting privacy in a shared bathroom