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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So you have almost paid off your house but still have student loan debt???  Weird. You need a FA.

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OP here and I'm not sure what to tell you - at one point in time, these things were a huge point of conflict, esp. when we first moved in together, but at some point[b] I decided to choose our relationship over "[/b]being right".   He honest to goodness does not see the point of separating lights and darks - he says it doesn't matter if the whites turn gray, why should it, etc.  He doesn't believe that kids should be signed up for any kind of sports or activities outside of school, and that our society in general over-schedules children.  [b]And he kicks me out of the house on the rare occasions that he cooks, because I get so visibly anxious about where he is putting that raw chicken.  I once caught him trying to cook chicken wings that were so spoiled that they smelled like feces, and we spent a half hour arguing about it because he was convinced it would be fine once he cooked it because it would kill the germs.  And he believes that anything that is still sealed never goes bad, including eggs because they have a shell. [/b] Again, I wish I were joking, but unfortunately I'm not.  He is incredibly intelligent in some areas but sorely missing common sense in other areas, and even after 20 years together, he still finds ways to confound me with his flawed reasoning and his blind attachment to it.  [b]When we first met, we argued about things like the existence of "merge lanes" on the highway - he was convinced there was no such thing (after almost getting into several car accidents). There is no diagnosis that fits him, he is an oddball in that respect, but I think the most challenging part is that he doesn't believe he has a problem - he believes everyone else has a problem.[/b] Anyway, I digress....[/quote]

Holy smoke. Sure this wasn’t the life you expected when you decided to be a doctors wife.

Seriously; where does he practice?[/quote]

LOL, no, and now that I write it out, I am starting to understand why I'm so overwhelmed all the time.  He is actually an excellent top-rated physician - so many of his colleagues rave about him, and his patients too.  [/quote]

NP here.  Maybe he is top-rated among people who don't know that he doesn't wash his hands between patients and anti-vaxxers because both decide to disregard any science that doesn't suit them.  Seriously, where does he practice?

Actually, you have to be a troll.  I can't believe anyone would marry or stay married to this selfish, self-absorbed, child.

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