Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think he built off your negativity. His first statement was innocuous but your response might have pushed that conversation in another direction
Hmm I can maybe see that.
I’ll give a little more context. The night prior, he had asked me randomly, again for about the fourth time recently would I get consider getting a BBL. He keeps bringing up the plastic surgery on my butt and then he laughs about it and turns around and says “you know I’m just joking”. I told him continuously asking about me getting plastic surgery on my body isn’t funny. Fast forward about 10 minutes later he asked me if I looked at engagement rings to see what style I liked but then laughed and said “or we could just leave our situation the way it is”. Followed by his favorite line, “you know that I’m just joking”. I obviously didn’t laugh. He said he wanted me to be “soft”. I responded that he makes a lot of passive aggressive “jokes” and although we can and should joke with each other, personal jabs aren’t healthy. He said he agreed with me. So when this came up tonight it was kind of like a forehead smack because we had just talked about this the day before.
Hmm. I don't think you're being honest about any of this, but on the tiny chance you are what are getting out of this relationship?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think he built off your negativity. His first statement was innocuous but your response might have pushed that conversation in another direction
Hmm I can maybe see that.
I’ll give a little more context. The night prior, he had asked me randomly, again for about the fourth time recently would I get consider getting a BBL. He keeps bringing up the plastic surgery on my butt and then he laughs about it and turns around and says “you know I’m just joking”. I told him continuously asking about me getting plastic surgery on my body isn’t funny. Fast forward about 10 minutes later he asked me if I looked at engagement rings to see what style I liked but then laughed and said “or we could just leave our situation the way it is”. Followed by his favorite line, “you know that I’m just joking”. I obviously didn’t laugh. He said he wanted me to be “soft”. I responded that he makes a lot of passive aggressive “jokes” and although we can and should joke with each other, personal jabs aren’t healthy. He said he agreed with me. So when this came up tonight it was kind of like a forehead smack because we had just talked about this the day before.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think he built off your negativity. His first statement was innocuous but your response might have pushed that conversation in another direction
Hmm I can maybe see that.
I’ll give a little more context. The night prior, he had asked me randomly, again for about the fourth time recently would I get consider getting a BBL. He keeps bringing up the plastic surgery on my butt and then he laughs about it and turns around and says “you know I’m just joking”. I told him continuously asking about me getting plastic surgery on my body isn’t funny. Fast forward about 10 minutes later he asked me if I looked at engagement rings to see what style I liked but then laughed and said “or we could just leave our situation the way it is”. Followed by his favorite line, “you know that I’m just joking”. I obviously didn’t laugh. He said he wanted me to be “soft”. I responded that he makes a lot of passive aggressive “jokes” and although we can and should joke with each other, personal jabs aren’t healthy. He said he agreed with me. So when this came up tonight it was kind of like a forehead smack because we had just talked about this the day before.
Anonymous wrote:I think that it's very aggressive to say (to anyone): "“Come on you know I was just joking. Grow up”.
Personally, I think that the people who often "just make a joke" and tell other people to "lighten up" are often just mean people. Or immature people who realize they are in the wrong but can't face that fact.
Is whe often like this?
Anonymous wrote:I think he built off your negativity. His first statement was innocuous but your response might have pushed that conversation in another direction
Anonymous wrote:I think that it's very aggressive to say (to anyone): "“Come on you know I was just joking. Grow up”.
Personally, I think that the people who often "just make a joke" and tell other people to "lighten up" are often just mean people. Or immature people who realize they are in the wrong but can't face that fact.
Is he often like this?
Anonymous wrote:I don't think you're being sensitive at all. That was uncalled for.
Anonymous wrote:....I’ve struggled to find something since, well at least well paying anyways....
Did you get 1 year of severance? If not, then yes, you are being overly sensitive and, based on the comment above, likely too picky. In the meantime, your SO has carried you, likely without sufficient acknowledgement and appreciation from you.
It doesn't take a year to find steady employment that, at least, contributes to your household. Yet, you focus on a smidgen of snark from your SO while his work allowed you to float for a year.