Miserable Christmas. I want to return my gifts

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are you a woman married to DW? I don't hear a man's voice ("beautiful sweater") in this post. Maybe try again.

OP is absolutely a woman. Agree on "beautiful sweater" - can't imagine a man saying that!

If OP is indeed a man, no wonder his wife and daughter walk all over him.

Not to suggest he yell, stomp and lose his temper. He just comes off as overly sensitive and his wife and daughter sense that and respond by walking all over him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are you a woman married to DW? I don't hear a man's voice ("beautiful sweater") in this post. Maybe try again.

OP is absolutely a woman. Agree on "beautiful sweater" - can't imagine a man saying that!

I said that once. 1997 I think...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are you a woman married to DW? I don't hear a man's voice ("beautiful sweater") in this post. Maybe try again.

OP is absolutely a woman. Agree on "beautiful sweater" - can't imagine a man saying that!

I said that once. 1997 I think...

great year to describe sweaters that way too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are you a woman married to DW? I don't hear a man's voice ("beautiful sweater") in this post. Maybe try again.

OP is absolutely a woman. Agree on "beautiful sweater" - can't imagine a man saying that!

OP is a lesbian married to another woman who thinks her DW is saying feminist claptrap about the distribution of cleaning duties between them?

Yeah, that makes more sense than OP being a male troll and a bad one at that.

[Anonymous]

The phrase "beautiful sweatshirt" did not ring authentic. (Sorry I mistakenly typed "beautiful sweater" in a PP). If I visualize a "beautiful sweatshirt" it is a sequined, embellished Chico's special.