Do you watch TV with your spouse?

[Anonymous]

In the evenings DH usually turns on sports and likes for me to sit next to him, even though I’m not watching. I have had enough of doing this and want to watch what I want in another room. How do you and your SO handle watching TV together? And I’m not talking discussing and settling on a movie on Friday night. This is regular every night TV.

[Anonymous]

No one watches TV in our house. We all watch our respective devices.

[Anonymous]

We watch TV together most nights. Sometimes it's his pick that I wouldn't watch alone (UFC), sometimes it's my pick that he wouldn't watch alone (Real Housewives), but most nights it's something we both like. I wouldn't sit nearby and only watch this stuff every night, nor would he ask me to.

[Anonymous]

We are watching tv together now.

[Anonymous]

Sometimes we watch shows or movies together. Sometimes we watch on separate devices.

[Anonymous]

I either go in the other room and read or watch something different but with him with my AirPods in. I don’t watch sports and that’s his go-to.

We also do watch tv and movies together regularly.

[Anonymous]

Never. DH watches tv and I go elsewhere to read or workout or whatever.

[Anonymous]

Never

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No one watches TV in our house. We all watch our respective devices.

How sad

[Anonymous]

We don't have a TV. We each use our laptops or tablets, or we watch something together on a computer screen that we've set up for movies.

[Anonymous]

Often yes, but not always. We can always find something we both are happy to watch.

[Anonymous]

Around what time does he turn sports on? Is it every day? What you should do is during a time when he isn’t going to turn on the tv, you turn on a show you like and make him sit next go you and watch.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We don't have a TV. We each use our laptops or tablets, or we watch something together on a computer screen that we've set up for movies.

Lame

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We don't have a TV. We each use our laptops or tablets, or we watch something together on a computer screen that we've set up for movies.

Lame

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We don't have a TV. We each use our laptops or tablets, or we watch something together on a computer screen that we've set up for movies.

My friends do this. They are a big “we don’t own a tv” family but they still watch shows and movies all the time on devices. Why not just get a tv for a better viewing experience?