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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Hi, we have been together for about 10 years and my husband has always been slightly forgetful, like forgetting his keys, jacket, wallet etc...time to time. Since we married and started living together, past 6 years, I realize that he forgets to lock the car doors, sometimes leaves the electrical stove top on, lights on, and fridge door open (does not push it back completely). He is very successful at his work (I don't think he has ADD, he can focus and do things for hours) and I think he doesn't care about the importance of these minor issues. When I remind him some of these, he calls me the micromanager and he gets angry. We are considering of having a baby and I just can't bring myself about how I would trust him with taking care of the baby. How could I talk to him so that he is more attentive, cares more? Has anyone got some proven techniques? Thanks![/quote] Surprised you’re still with him. He acts worse than a kid. Don’t have any kids even one kid with this man. He will not get better but he will get worse. Not only will he not do his share of parenting but he will act even more like a baby wanting your attention. Also you will never be able to leave the child with him for any amount of time. You could end up with 2 kids to look after. This is seriously a thing. [/quote]
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