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    Posted: 19 June 2010 at 9:02pm
your husband watches rugby for hours on end or TV which you are not interested in?

I found it very lonely tonight trying to find something to do by myself. Ended up laying in bed for an hour or so listening to the Ipod.


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I have been known to read in the lounge while he watchs league so at least we are in the same room! I am on here tonight while DH and a few of his friends watch the game. Often I do a few jobs at the same time.
It annoys m sometimes but then I think about all the hours of Bones, Greys, Packed to the Rafters etc etc that he sits through during the week
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I stalk OB or I go to a mates with a bottle of yummy!
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Um hello? Have you seen some of those rugby players' butts???!!!

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ROFL Jax!!! So true....
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DH watches TV I use the Net and vice versa works fine in our house. We're in the same room just not doing the same activity.

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Mine doesnt watch the rugby, but he plays ps3 alot    drives me insane as they are always those shoot em up games, we have a setting on our tv where you can have both game and tv but the game just happens to take up most of the room, am sure he set it up like that too hahaha. He will turn it off if I want to watch something or else I would be p!ssed!



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DP is about three feet away from me, playing xbox. I'm on OB and FB. We haven't spoken to each other for about an hour, but will probably spend about half an hour chatting before we go to sleep. (quietly because DS will be in his cot next to our bed)

Works for us!

We do watch Greys and Private practice together though.
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I have the net, DH has the TV. He is a chronic channel surfer, so even if there's something on that I want to watch, I don't get to see the whole thing. If he is home, there's no chance whatsoever that I will be able to control the remote.

Or I read a magazine, or do some study.
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DH is watching rugby & flicking channels

So I'm on here, playing games on facebook & here obviously & tonights research topic is domestic flights in Oz. Last night was autism.
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OB, FB... Catch up on my tv shows online... Talk to my mum... Lay in bed and watch telly or read (can't bring myself to listen to the ipod in case I don't hear dd).

You could bake?
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That's every night for us. DH is in another room playing PC games against our flatmate. We don't talk much


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Shadow, sounds like my dp...

He sold his ps3/xbox so he could build his own comp which no one can see or touch. And he is just in his study 24/7... Only see him really to go to bed it feels like!
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Threadjack - Kel why autism????
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we are fortunate enough to have two tvs (both with DVD players) so i can go in the other room to watch a movie or tv.. or surf the net
sometimes i watch the rugby too and when i do i tend to find the time goes very fast and i get sort of interested in it when we are winning! DH lets me watch desperate housewives, go girls etc so i dont mind him watching the rugby.. as for the games? he gets some cool adventure ones (not shooting ones!) so i can have a go too (i think i am not too bad ) its another fun way for us to have time together doing something he loves.
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DH watches the soccer a lot lately, but usually it's me who drives the remote.  I watch progs he doesn't always like, but sometimes vice versa (esp with the World Cup Soccer on at the mo.)

We've got a laptop, and I spend a lot of time on there researching, studying or just surfing, and it's portable so I can be with DH or in another room. 

We're very easy going - we don't have to be doing the same thing at the same time.  DH has completely different tastes in music and TV, but we agree on most other things.

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We're usually doing different stuff in our house - there's only one TV so if DH is playing PS3 or watching his sports I usually just read or go on facebook, OB, whatever. And when he's on the comp, I comandeer the TV, or read. We do watch some shows together (and I'm not averse to watching sports like soccer and rugby) but we get a bit sick of each other doing the same stuff all the time so its good to have our own space. But in saying that, it can get a bit lonely sometimes, espescially when I can't sleep waiting for him to come to bed! That's when I become a nagging wife lol.
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Sounds like alot of us are doing the same things. Just glad its not just me. I find myself on OB and FB and then playing games on FB then I get rather bored from that and end up going to sleep early. Even if I sit with DH while he watches the Rugby I find it hard to have a conversation at times as he never answers.


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Hello everyone,

Im new to OB and due with my first 22nd Dec. Hope you are well today :)
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Kristy... I am glad you posted this thread because  I thought I was the only one who had a partner who is either hooked on computer games or TV and get so lonely and frustated because he doesnt want to go out or do something fun together (especially whilst ttcing  ).    We hardly get to see each other because he wakes up and goes straight to the study and plays games or watches TV til midnight

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