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Input: This happens every week. My husband has a class at 10:30 twice a week, and he seems to always stay up late the night before and he doesn't wake up on time to catch the bus to get to his class. When this happens, he will usually ask me to drive him. I've already talked with him about how frustrating it is for me, because I feel like it shouldn't be my responsibility to get him to class on time. He can't drive himself on these days because we only have 2 hour parking, and he's going to be on campus for more than 2 hours.

In general, my husband has trouble waking up early in the morning. In the past I'd try to wake him up, but it would take up to 30 minutes to get him out of bed and he would usually get really pissed at me. I'd start my own morning stressed out because of this.

So, this morning, I didn't wake him up. I asked him what time he was planning on getting up, and he said 9:30. Well, 10:05 rolls around and here he comes sleepily asking me why I didn't wake him up. I told him it wasn't my responsibility to get him up in the mornings. Then, he asked me if I could drive him to class, and I said no. He mentioned that he drives me to class sometimes, but that's only if he has a class too and will be driving himself anyway. He picks me up sometimes from campus too, but I ask him at least an hour in advance. 

Anyway, I feel a little guilty for refusing to drive him. I knew it was going to make him late, and he does drive me sometimes. AITA?

refusing to drive my husband to his class