Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My husband's chewing is so loud I can't stand to eat at the same table with him any more. I have a very long list. He went to the bathroom at 430. He's currently snoring but I'm still up.
That's a list of resentments, not embarrassments. Resentments lead to contempt. Contempt leads to divorce.
It's a toxic way to think. It's not normal or healthy. Nip it in the bud, or you will either be divorced, miserable, or both.,
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DH is an immigrant and still doesn’t know where or what Massachusetts is. I just find it galling that someone could live in a country for 15+ years and be so uninterested in where they live that they don’t have a grasp of major regions. Yes, I showed him a map. Yes I told him that’s where Harvard is. It bothers me that Massachusetts has come up several times in conversation with outside people and he is still so, so confused. He gets this panicked blank look that only I understand. He is similarly disinterested in a lot of things about America including basics about politics and it still bugs me. But otherwise he is a good husband and pretty intelligent.
Yeah, well, I feel like if you have to tell him that that’s where Harvard is like Harvard is that big of a deal then the problem is with both of you
Anonymous wrote:DH is an immigrant and still doesn’t know where or what Massachusetts is. I just find it galling that someone could live in a country for 15+ years and be so uninterested in where they live that they don’t have a grasp of major regions. Yes, I showed him a map. Yes I told him that’s where Harvard is. It bothers me that Massachusetts has come up several times in conversation with outside people and he is still so, so confused. He gets this panicked blank look that only I understand. He is similarly disinterested in a lot of things about America including basics about politics and it still bugs me. But otherwise he is a good husband and pretty intelligent.
Anonymous wrote:My husband's chewing is so loud I can't stand to eat at the same table with him any more. I have a very long list. He went to the bathroom at 430. He's currently snoring but I'm still up.
Anonymous wrote:Every time there is something about my spouse that embarasses me I feel like a bad person. There are not so many things but number one would be his tattoo which I thought was edgy and cool in late 20s but in 40s it has not aged well at all. Number two is his proclivity for imitating people’s accents subconsciously when speaking to them - I think in an effort to relate? And number 3 is his oblivion to when people need a drink top up.
I feel so so so so bad that I find these things embarrassing. Is it normal to have things about your spouse that embarrass you or a sign there is something v wrong? I don’t think there is anything I can do about them except point out the drink thing.
Anonymous wrote:Obese
Boring
No common sense
Doesn’t read the news or books, just work stuff
No hobbies, sports or interests (unless you count iPhones)
Anonymous wrote:My husband's chewing is so loud I can't stand to eat at the same table with him any more. I have a very long list. He went to the bathroom at 430. He's currently snoring but I'm still up.