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He's still waiting to hear about dinner on day 2. He can't write another text until you respond to the first -- he'll seem clingy and stalkerish!
you're clearly better off without a selfish husband like that. Sorry op.
I wouldn't say divorce, but a solid foot to put him in the right place. Men can be selfish but we can still understand some boundaries when they are clearly marked again. If he still doesn't get it or moreover flat out doesn't care, then yea do whats best for you.
Boundaries aren't the issue here. It's decency, respect, appreciation, love - none of which this asshole has. It's not OP's or any woman's job to train men on how to be decent human beings. She should kick the selfish jerk out. Have common sense.
I have a hunch it will be more like he misses her cooking.
it's funny how so many people don't know what marriage is these days abs are so quick to be divorced if you think it's acceptable to abandon your marriage just because you want some attention you weren't ready for marriage and probably shouldn't be anyways after all the vows say in sickness and in health for better or for worse till death do you part so if you can't be with someone at their worst you don't deserve them at their best
People change over time; they don't lock in to staying as they are forever after saying "I do," for better or worse. Yes, both parties need to put in an effort to make it work but both still have to be committed to each other. What if that effort becomes only one way, or even detrimental to keep trying? On that note, one shouldn't stay in a marriage if it becomes abusive and OP is obviously in an emotionally abusive one. OP has a right to be in a happy marriage with someone who always acknowledges her worth. Forgive me if I don't have much faith in her husband seeing the error of his ways, especially after a long time (as I infer from her post).
I’d be petty and go home make his favorite meal. And only make enough for myself then leave him the dishes to clean up. As I drive back to my sister’s house. 😂
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I’m guessing that you left with no explanation, so asking about dinner was a way of asking for that explanation. I’m also guessing that you didn’t respond, so he is still waiting for your response. Everybody has those similarly unhappy friends that will say to dump him, but do you want to? It seems obvious that communication is a problem between the two of you, so start working on that
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That's your cue to divorce him. I hope you're able to keep the dog, your jerkass husband doesn't deserve either of you.
you're clearly better off without a selfish husband like that. Sorry op.