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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You know, a good counselor goes over all these issues before marriage. We had 6 sessions and they were extremely beneficial.

I still wish DH was more involved with his parents, called them and spoke to them about plans. [b]All of that has fallen to me and there's constant annoyance from my inlaws about this and they direct it at me. For instance, we're going on vacation this weekend with inlaws and DH hasn't yet figured out what day we're going, the address of the house rental or whether any reservations or plans have been made for the weekend. And I'm not about to add it to my mountain of to-do s[/b][u]. [/quote]

And? If I want something done the way I want it I make the plans. Otherwise don't agree to go. Stop harping. [/quote]

Post that on the thread with the husband whining about how he wants his wife to call a gardener so he doesn't have to do any work.  He needs to stop harping. [/quote]

Don't. Don't do your husband's basic tasks and Don't worry about his parents.   His mother ABSOLUTELY knows her son is unorganized, can't plan, and doesn't keep track of details.  Deep down she is very happy he even managed to get married and she hopes he stays that way so someone can take care of him while he focuses on his studies, I mean office work. [/quote]

+1000 [/quote]

hilarious. and true. I know my son's shortcomings quite well. Fingers crossed.... [/quote]

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