Forever alone
Today, all I wanted was to spend some time with my husband, since we're always very busy. He couldn't be bothered to put down his video game. Guess I'm forever alone, even in a relationship. FML
Today, all I wanted was to spend some time with my husband, since we're always very busy. He couldn't be bothered to put down his video game. Guess I'm forever alone, even in a relationship. FML
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Halloween
A failed costume, stolen candy and a very real scare: Halloween, the one night when fear is allowed.
Today, I wanted to spend some time with my girl, but she was more interested in her phone and 90 Day Fiancé. Bored, I went to play video games. Ten minutes later, she came looking for me and yelled that I clearly prefer video games to her. FML
Today, I came home upset about the sexism in my work place. I just wanted to be alone, but my husband insisted we talk about it. I noticed he kept looking over and one of his hands was moving. He was playing video games the entire time I was spilling my guts. FML
Today, my husband is "too busy" and refuses to even talk with me for more than two minutes, but has enough time to spend hour-long phone conversations with his buddies. If only I were not stuck with him and our second baby at home during a pandemic… FML
Today, I don't know what to do to be a good husband. In my wife's eyes, I can’t do anything right. I asked to have more quality time with her but she would rather play video games than spending time with me. I don’t know what to do. FML
Today, I had the day off from work. I did all the chores hoping to free up time to spend with my husband tonight. When he came home, he looked around and decided that since there was no need for him to stick around and help clean, he'd head to the bar to watch the game with the guys. FML
Today, I realized that my husband has a video games addiction. I am currently pregnant; he brought us to the same country he's in so we can finally live together, only for me to witness him being glued to his laptop all day and all night playing WoW. He's forgotten I even existed. FML
Today, I'm sitting at home, alone, playing video games. My wedding is tomorrow afternoon. None of my bridesmaids wanted to hang out tonight. FML
Today, I came home in a really good mood, and I greeted my husband with a grin and a "Hi, babe!" He just muttered, "Why can't you just DIE?" and continued playing his video game. FML
Today, my boyfriend and I broke up. He said it was because he wanted to 'do his own thing'. So gaming 24/7 like he has for the past two years of our relationship, then. FML
Today, after a 16-hour work day, I came home to my husband. I talked to him for about 10 minutes, then realized that he wasn't answering me but had his headset on and was talking on Xbox live. Not even playing a game, just talking. FML
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Chazzster 32
For every couple there are times when we crave some alone time and times we crave together time. Managing that is one of the keys to getting along - And that requires person to person communication, but not in a hostile or accusatory way… If this is not a frequent problem, don’t overblown it and turn it into a big issue. But if it is a frequent problem then you need to find a compromise.
Thaylok 17
Have you tried gaming with him? He likely needs a mindless break from what all has happened to unwind. So if you want time with him, try gaming with him.
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Thaylok 17
Have you tried gaming with him? He likely needs a mindless break from what all has happened to unwind. So if you want time with him, try gaming with him.
core01 30
**** that. he can't be bothered to want to connect with his wife, but you damn well know he'll whine up a storm if the food isn't made, the laundry isn't done, or the sex isn't on tap.
Chazzster 32
For every couple there are times when we crave some alone time and times we crave together time. Managing that is one of the keys to getting along - And that requires person to person communication, but not in a hostile or accusatory way… If this is not a frequent problem, don’t overblown it and turn it into a big issue. But if it is a frequent problem then you need to find a compromise.
Evolving_Squid 15
Set up dates, so you can mutually agree on a time to be together. The problem here is that you see his gaming as "time not spent on you" rather than "something that's important to him"... basically, entitlement. You have to understand that his hobbies and activities are as important to him as yours are to you, even if YOU don't happen to like or even support his activities.