Communication is one of the most important aspects of any relationship.

Imagine having a pretty regular schedule. If you came home early, would you give your spouse a heads up, or would you just come home?

This woman had a weekly routine that her husband was already familiar with.

One night, she returned home earlier than expected, and her husband got upset.

She doesn’t even know why it was a big deal to him.

Read the full story below to find out more.

AITA for not texting my husband for coming home early

My week is very standard.

Mondays to Wednesdays, I am in the office. Thursdays to Saturdays, I will be at my mum’s place.

So, when I am at my mum’s place, usually my dad will drive me home, but timing is a little irregular. It can be about 10 pm or past midnight.

This woman decided to come home early.

So, one day, I came home early. About 9.30 pm.

My husband got upset, saying that I did not let him know that I would be home earlier than usual.

I asked why do I need to text him if I am home early.

Then, he said that he will worry.

She doesn’t understand why her husband got upset with her early arrival.

Mind you, he knows that I am at my mum’s place, and we have been texting the whole day.

Is it my fault?

I really don’t understand the logic with me not informing him of if I am coming home earlier than usual.

I can understand wanting to know if she were coming home late, but why would he worry if she’s home early? That doesn’t make sense.

Let’s see how others reacted to this story on Reddit.

This person gives their honest assumption.

Here’s a similar thought from this user.

Come home even earlier next time, advises this person.

Uh oh! Here’s a similar experience.

Finally, people are saying the same thing.

It’s not about being early or late; it’s about communicating clearly.

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