Little things you do that annoy the heck out of your partner

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I steal blankets
I'm careless
I exaggerate stories
I like to pick at his food

seriously, are you my exW, or my current (post divorce) GF?

Important question is why are you dating a woman just like the woman you just divorced?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I steal blankets
I'm careless
I exaggerate stories
I like to pick at his food

seriously, are you my exW, or my current (post divorce) GF?

Important question is why are you dating a woman just like the woman you just divorced?

you think these traits are limited to just these two women on the planet?

[Anonymous]

I don't pick up clutter. I'm perfectly happy leaving a stack of catalogs or kids projects on the coffee table. He likes clean surfaces.

I leave projects unfinished. Of course, he does it too, so we get annoyed together. And then we motivate each other to finish them (or toss them out).

[Anonymous]

I Leave clothes or other crap,around the house that make it messy then I complain and get super annoyed when he does it.

[Anonymous]

I initiate conversations across the house from another room.

I don't properly close the fridge door so it seals.

I balance our finances very methodically.

[Anonymous]

Breathe

[Anonymous]

I balk at the idea of watching movies or videos even thou I virtually always enjoy them if I give in.
I refuse to acknowledge that Bruce Springsteen is THE BEST singer and songwriter ever. Worse, I will sometimes turn the volume down in the car while the Boss is singing.
I occasionally raise the idea of a staycation.

[Anonymous]

I balk at the idea of watching movies or videos even thou I virtually always enjoy them if I give in.
I refuse to acknowledge that Bruce Springsteen is THE BEST singer and songwriter ever. Worse, I will sometimes turn the volume down in the car while the Boss is singing.
I occasionally raise the idea of a staycation.

I would probably divorce you.

[Anonymous]

(Unless it was Dancing in the Dark.)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I send her a massive text with only the word "hi" written out 50 times when she's driving. Of course she uses the blue tooth feature and accepts the message so for the next 5 mins all she's hearing is hi.

When she's gone sometimes I turn her stuff upside down. Very carefully though so nothing gets broken.

When she's sleeping in the morning I wake her up with the "Everything is Awesome" song at full blast from my phone!

As soon as I get home I hop in the bed, mess up the covers then hop back out.

I give her raspberries on her face.

Lol!!!

[Anonymous]

I don't listen when I'm focused on something else.

I stand at the fridge, starting at [item I am looking for] while shouting "Honey, where is [item I am looking for]?"

[Anonymous]

I refuse to eat leftovers
I start projects right as we're supposed to be getting out the door for something
I throw away everything, including important documents on occasion (I hate clutter)
I sneeze on the steering wheel of my wife's car and don't bother to clean it off
I turn the volume up on the TV when my wife is talking and I don't want to listen

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I balk at the idea of watching movies or videos even thou I virtually always enjoy them if I give in.
I refuse to acknowledge that Bruce Springsteen is THE BEST singer and songwriter ever. Worse, I will sometimes turn the volume down in the car while the Boss is singing.
I occasionally raise the idea of a staycation.

I did this with Led Zeppelin. Remains our biggest point of contention that I don't like Robert Plant's screaming. DH would love a staycation though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't pick up clutter. I'm perfectly happy leaving a stack of catalogs or kids projects on the coffee table. He likes clean surfaces.

I leave projects unfinished. Of course, he does it too, so we get annoyed together. And then we motivate each other to finish them (or toss them out).

I am like you. DH, however, not only likes clean surfaces but finishes every single project he starts. I have no list of projects I need done around the house because as soon as the words are out of my mouth, it is done.

I think DH wishes he could just mention things to me and they would get done. But my mind doesn't work like that. He usually has to remind me a couple of times.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

I balk at the idea of watching movies or videos even thou I virtually always enjoy them if I give in.
I refuse to acknowledge that Bruce Springsteen is THE BEST singer and songwriter ever. Worse, I will sometimes turn the volume down in the car while the Boss is singing.
I occasionally raise the idea of a staycation.

I would probably divorce you.

I'm sure this thought crossed my husband's mind in the early days. Almost 20 years into an otherwise good marriage, we've found a way to work around the Bruce issues. Mind you I like Bruce a lot too. And I've always been willing to acknowledge he's one of the best singers and songwriters around. I just won't concede that he's no. 1 (or that it's reasonable to claim that there is an objective standard for who should be considered no. 1) or that, good though he may be, we need to turn the volume up from a pleasant 5 to an ear-shattering 11 in order to give him his due.