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[quote=Anonymous]I think it totally depends. Here's my example of when I get mad at DH for being mad at me.

He uses sudafed for sinus issues. It's tightly controlled and can only be purchased at the pharmacy counter, with ID, during certain time frames (I can't stock up for a month). He won't go to the doctor and get a prescription so we can do the mail order pharmacy thing. He walks past at least 3 pharmacies on his way to work, and within a few blocks of a few more. I stay home with 3 of our 4 kids (oldest is in school), including 1yo twins. He gets mad at me if I don't keep his sudafed stocked for him. All he has to do is pop into one of the pharmacies he walks past 10x a week. I'd have to make a special trip with 3 kids in tow. I've recently stopped doing it because it's ridiculous. He got pissed off that I'm inconveniencing him in such a way. I got mad that he doesn't get why it's ridiculous for him to expect me to be his errand girl. Once or twice when I went for a run I tried to stop and grab some, but didn't have my ID with me and I couldn't buy it, and he got mad because I didn't do it when I had time to myself. Again, I got mad in return because it's not really time to myself if I'm running errands for him, and back to the original point, he walks past 3 pharmacies 10x a week so he has 30 opportunities to get it himself.

So yeah, sometimes I get mad at him for getting mad at me. [/quote]

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