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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. Thanks all. He does have this utter need to be right, but never taken it this far. So this is sort of a one-off. Sorry I didn't come back, I had calls/work I was doing! I think I've decided that I'm going to just let this BS go and he'll figure it out in about 3 weeks when all the "soy milk" is going bad... Because every "solution" I keep thinking of makes me look a crazy person arguing about milk. When he blew up at me, all I said was, "I am seriously not going to argue with you over milk." That was it. I walked away. Something else has to be going on. I mean, who the hell argues that a hamburger is broccoli, just because they accidentally picked up hamburger? It's too bizarre. [/quote] He has a need to be right? Sounds like both of you do[/quote] Pointing out the objective obviousness of what milk is and is not is a not a need to be right. [/quote] Pointing it out multiple times is[/quote] Np here- why can't men just own up when they make a knucklehead stupid mistake? just say oops, I didn't even notice I picked up the wrong milk? why do they always have to be defensive. everyone makes mistakes. women admit it and say sorry ALL THE TIME, because it is polite and the right thing to do[/quote]
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