and he can't have an equal say because he's man? learn how to communicate with each other, find compromises, you know, be adults |
It sounds like he's making crap for the house and not discussing it beforehand. |
| Perhaps this is a Male version of nesting. |
Op here. Haha. We went to crate and barrel yesterday and dh is trying to recreate a few nursery furniture peices I liked. Hopefully they will turn out well. He's working on a giraffe bookshelf today! |
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Omg. This is RIDICULOUS. I needed a good laugh.
I’m really sorry OP. It sounds like you need to accept that you married a loon, or contemplate divorce. |
Much better - he is trying to make things that he knows you like. Good luck, OP! |
| NP. My husband got into woodworking and constructed a gigantic, seven foot tall cat tree that weighs 200 pounds. He labored and obsessed for two months while making it, and it is now in our family room (!!!). I’m waiting a tactful amount of time before suggesting it would look better someplace else, like on Freecycle. The cats love it, of course. |
OMG this is OP. You're a saint. I would have donated that on Facebook while dh was at work. I have no issues telling him something isn't going to work. I am taking advantage of the pregnancy hormones ? |
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Soon he’ll be too busy
W/ 2 kids and won’t gave time for building. |
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The coat rack in the bathroom is hilarious.
Also, I am your husband. I can't look at something without thinking "how can I make that?" and then trying to. I also drive my own husband crazy but with 2 kids I don't have time for any of it so my building dreams are postponed. On the plus side are he'll probably be good at around-the-house projects which is going to save you so much money long run. Just try to direct him to projects you have interest in having... an outdoor garden setup, kids bookshelf, a kids table/chair set, kids step stool. Or send him to Habitat for Humanity for the day! |