Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:[google]Anonymous wrote:Could it be Aspergers?
My DH comes to talk to me just when I’m in the throne, trying to do my business quietly.
^correction: sitting on the throne
You view your role as being a queen with a throne? Jesus
She’s talking about him interrupting her when she’s on the toilet…
I love hiding in the toilet room, 6-8:30am and 7-8:30pm.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I identify with you, op.
The issue is my dh doesn’t want to connect. He wants to talk about himself. His work issues, his problems his concerns his stress.
If I don’t stop and say “well now I’m going to talk about something going on with me!” He would never ask.
I leave the house to go for walks if I want to listen to something. I lock my home office door.
Or I started going out of town for 48 hours solo.
I can’t change him. I can only change myself and my approach.
I was going to write something similar. The things he wants to say at me are always some variation of 1) too much work 2) not enough work 3) other people get paid more than him. He doesn’t do anything besides work and hang out with the kids so there’s not much to talk about. Plus he doesn’t have any friends left and he wants me to take the place of all his lapsed friendships. I am honestly at a point where I just do whatever and he will have to deal. I have asked him to go to therapy again many times and he won’t so I am not going to make myself crazy because he wants to use me as a coping mechanism for his own imbalanced life.
Pp here with chills reading this. I’m the op of the “new me” thread. I started taking mini trips solo to spark joy for myself and frankly get away from his crazy. Coping mechanism for his imbalanced life- I understand this more than you know.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:[google]Anonymous wrote:Could it be Aspergers?
My DH comes to talk to me just when I’m in the throne, trying to do my business quietly.
^correction: sitting on the throne
You view your role as being a queen with a throne? Jesus
She’s talking about him interrupting her when she’s on the toilet…
I love hiding in the toilet room, 6-8:30am and 7-8:30pm.
Anonymous wrote:My dad is like this with my mom.
My boyfriend was like this. I had to move out.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is there any time you aren’t doing something? It seems like you just don’t want your husband to talk to you?
This is a legit good question.
Do you make time for your husband, or are you just focused on children and your “me time?”
In other threads, women complain about their absentee husbands and want to divorce.
Men can’t win.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I identify with you, op.
The issue is my dh doesn’t want to connect. He wants to talk about himself. His work issues, his problems his concerns his stress.
If I don’t stop and say “well now I’m going to talk about something going on with me!” He would never ask.
I leave the house to go for walks if I want to listen to something. I lock my home office door.
Or I started going out of town for 48 hours solo.
I can’t change him. I can only change myself and my approach.
I was going to write something similar. The things he wants to say at me are always some variation of 1) too much work 2) not enough work 3) other people get paid more than him. He doesn’t do anything besides work and hang out with the kids so there’s not much to talk about. Plus he doesn’t have any friends left and he wants me to take the place of all his lapsed friendships. I am honestly at a point where I just do whatever and he will have to deal. I have asked him to go to therapy again many times and he won’t so I am not going to make myself crazy because he wants to use me as a coping mechanism for his own imbalanced life.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:[google]Anonymous wrote:Could it be Aspergers?
My DH comes to talk to me just when I’m in the throne, trying to do my business quietly.
^correction: sitting on the throne
You view your role as being a queen with a throne? Jesus
She’s talking about him interrupting her when she’s on the toilet…
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am a working mom with two little kids, one of whom has special needs. I love my DH dearly but I am having this recurring issue where he will not allow me to have alone time, basically ever. No matter what I am trying to do, whether it is tending to the kids (and trying to listen to them, talk to them, etc), working from home, washing dishes, attempting to listen to a podcast, reading a book, he is terrible at noticing that I am doing something else and letting me do it. Example is when I am working from home, he will talk in the room and just start talking at me about whatever topic floats into his head. Or I finally sit down after getting the kids to bed, open my book, and he starts talking.
It is driving me nuts. He does not take well to me kindly saying, hey, I am in the middle of something - can we talk later?
My work days and time with my kids I am "on" pretty much all the time, and I need more quiet and time to relax and unwind without focusing on whatever he wants to talk about. I am pretty good about making time for him but this feels like an immature and frankly kind of selfish behavior. In the meantime, if he has a TV show he wants to watch, he makes a big production about "hey this is my TV night" and goes and watches it. It has not always been like this and I am honestly not sure where this comes from. His friends kind of suck so I think he lacks people to talk to maybe?
AITA for being annoyed by this? Any tips for dealing with it?
The solution is divorce. You’ll be free to do what you love. Don’t let him ruin your life. You deserve better.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is there any time you aren’t doing something? It seems like you just don’t want your husband to talk to you?
This is a legit good question.
Do you make time for your husband, or are you just focused on children and your “me time?”
In other threads, women complain about their absentee husbands and want to divorce.
Men can’t win.
Anonymous wrote:I am a working mom with two little kids, one of whom has special needs. I love my DH dearly but I am having this recurring issue where he will not allow me to have alone time, basically ever. No matter what I am trying to do, whether it is tending to the kids (and trying to listen to them, talk to them, etc), working from home, washing dishes, attempting to listen to a podcast, reading a book, he is terrible at noticing that I am doing something else and letting me do it. Example is when I am working from home, he will talk in the room and just start talking at me about whatever topic floats into his head. Or I finally sit down after getting the kids to bed, open my book, and he starts talking.
It is driving me nuts. He does not take well to me kindly saying, hey, I am in the middle of something - can we talk later?
My work days and time with my kids I am "on" pretty much all the time, and I need more quiet and time to relax and unwind without focusing on whatever he wants to talk about. I am pretty good about making time for him but this feels like an immature and frankly kind of selfish behavior. In the meantime, if he has a TV show he wants to watch, he makes a big production about "hey this is my TV night" and goes and watches it. It has not always been like this and I am honestly not sure where this comes from. His friends kind of suck so I think he lacks people to talk to maybe?
AITA for being annoyed by this? Any tips for dealing with it?