Anonymous wrote:Same here. It sucks so bad.
I’ve just decided to live my life. I don’t watch what I say anymore or walk on eggshells. If he gets upset I don’t engage. If he wants something different for dinner, I make it for myself and let him feed the kids. No vacations for now due to COVID, but if we were, I’d just plan my own vacation. I make my own weekend plans.
He’s not happy about it, but at least he’s stopped arguing with me over everything. My guess is that within the next year he’ll meet someone, have an affair, and ask for a divorce. Which is fine with me.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Same here. It sucks so bad.
I’ve just decided to live my life. I don’t watch what I say anymore or walk on eggshells. If he gets upset I don’t engage. If he wants something different for dinner, I make it for myself and let him feed the kids. No vacations for now due to COVID, but if we were, I’d just plan my own vacation. I make my own weekend plans.
He’s not happy about it, but at least he’s stopped arguing with me over everything. My guess is that within the next year he’ll meet someone, have an affair, and ask for a divorce. Which is fine with me.
I hope you did tell him that as a result of his behavior, this is what you're doing.
Anonymous wrote:We go through days like this and then days when we finish each other’s sentences. I am trying to refrain from letting anything solidify during this craziness. If it’s gotten worse since mid-March, try to let it roll until the external crazy ends, if you can.
Anonymous wrote:Same here. It sucks so bad.
I’ve just decided to live my life. I don’t watch what I say anymore or walk on eggshells. If he gets upset I don’t engage. If he wants something different for dinner, I make it for myself and let him feed the kids. No vacations for now due to COVID, but if we were, I’d just plan my own vacation. I make my own weekend plans.
He’s not happy about it, but at least he’s stopped arguing with me over everything. My guess is that within the next year he’ll meet someone, have an affair, and ask for a divorce. Which is fine with me.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What some people deem as sarcasm is actually just meanspirited. Good sarcastic jokes involve intelligence and wit and are just saying hurtful or backhanded things.
So consider that.
OP here. Well, it's not even just that. I get that. I know myself and my faults. But it's more than that. It's his s%it doesn't stink. It's completely different personalities. It's I won't forgive you and he won't ever say he's sorry. He can say something mean, and I go back at him and how dare I for saying that!!
It's I say black, he says white. I'm going to make the kids sandwiches, no I'm going to pick up Chinese food for them. It's I want to go to Argentina, he says Florida because his friends are there. That's the problem. We're not synchronous at heart. A friend offended him horribly a few days ago and he let it roll off his shoulders. I'm having a bad day, don't want to do something and I'm an awful wife immediately.
Anonymous wrote:What some people deem as sarcasm is actually just meanspirited. Good sarcastic jokes involve intelligence and wit and are just saying hurtful or backhanded things.
So consider that.