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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Several days ago, two of my dear friends are visiting, the four of us including “D”H decide to go into city for nice dinner. He’s driving but gets lost on the way while I’m jabbering and can’t be his GPS like normal. Understand, we’ve lived within 1.5 miles of this restaurant for five years and go often. Once he figures out how to get there, he passes several on street parking spots that anyone with even the slightest urban sense would have attempted. He finally finds a spot to his liking but literally cannot parallel park after several tries. In the midst of multiple failed attempts, another driver sneaks into the spot. He complains but I say I can’t blame him. Ultimately, my friend’s husband volunteers to drive and expertly parks within minutes with DH blaming his declining “night vision.” To top it off, he leaves his wallet in the car and I end up paying.  This is the way it goes in so many facets of life from the bedroom to home improvement to basic social skills. I admit he’s good at his job and earns a lot of money, but that only goes so far. I’d give it up for passion and someone who can hang dry wall.[/quote]

Good luck.

You will probably end up with someone who "hangs drywall" and cheats or someone who hangs dry wall and cannot support themselves.

Most people have strengths and weaknesses. If your DH is a bad driver, uber. Outsource the other things he is bad at since he makes great money. That is such an easy fix.

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