Anonymous wrote:you have a lot a "major" surgery. You sound like you like drama.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is this a new trend or has he always been this inconsiderate?
Hard to say. We lived such different lives before having a child. Take out food and long hours at work were the norm. Our house was never messy before children. I didn't have any surgeries or need to be taken care of.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow posters are harsh! Did you thank him for picking you up? Did he leave his job for that? If so that’s very thoughtful! Be appreciative of what you do get not what’s you don’t!
OP here. Thank him for picking me up from the hospital? You can't be serious.
Anonymous wrote:Is this a new trend or has he always been this inconsiderate?
Anonymous wrote:Wow posters are harsh! Did you thank him for picking you up? Did he leave his job for that? If so that’s very thoughtful! Be appreciative of what you do get not what’s you don’t!
Anonymous wrote:Wow posters are harsh! Did you thank him for picking you up? Did he leave his job for that? If so that’s very thoughtful! Be appreciative of what you do get not what’s you don’t!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just curious, but if he forgot your soup, why did you not ask him to stop and get it after he picked you up? That's what I would have done. I would also go on strike if my husband sat around and did nothing. If he gets to do nothing, so do I.
op here. I did but he said he had to go back to work. we also had to wait for over an hour for the pain medicine after he picked me up. he went back to panera on the way home from work and somehow managed to order the wrong soup. i'm not supposed to eat anything acidic and he ordered a spicy tomato soup. i told him a million times to bring the broccoli soup. he even ordered broccoli cheddar for him and my son when they were there yesterday. I prepared a lot of soft foods the night before because i thought I was allowed to have solids. we don't eat a lot of ice cream, soups etc so i didn't have anything on hand at home.
Anonymous wrote:Just curious, but if he forgot your soup, why did you not ask him to stop and get it after he picked you up? That's what I would have done. I would also go on strike if my husband sat around and did nothing. If he gets to do nothing, so do I.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don't pout and give him the silent treatment, just stop doing things for him. Don't do his laundry, don't fold his laundry, don't cook for him, etc. If he asks tell him you'll be ready for a marriage when he wants to have one.
Op here. This is a a good idea.
Possibly. Just be prepared that he may call your bluff.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don't pout and give him the silent treatment, just stop doing things for him. Don't do his laundry, don't fold his laundry, don't cook for him, etc. If he asks tell him you'll be ready for a marriage when he wants to have one.
Op here. This is a a good idea.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don't pout and give him the silent treatment, just stop doing things for him. Don't do his laundry, don't fold his laundry, don't cook for him, etc. If he asks tell him you'll be ready for a marriage when he wants to have one.
Op here. This is a a good idea.
Anonymous wrote:What - you can't pick up the phone and schedule Postmates or AmazonFresh deliveries?