Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here. Absolutely wasn't snooping but I don't car to convince the haters otherwise.
Yes the notes are accurate but I'm allowed to live in my house too. I'm not his guest. Yes, I will occasionally be messy and yes my stuff will sit on the dining room table for a week while I'm working 8-6, raising three kids and getting them to and from sports/events. That's life.
My instinct is to call him out on his little notes. I find it very... unmasculine
I was with you until you referred to his notes as "little" and questioned his masculinity. Do you demean him frequently?
I'll demean when demeaning is called for. I'm not a student of his trying to get an A. He's grading me as if he sits in some spot of authority. I could very easily do the same to him and his shortcomings are plentiful. But I don't because I'm an adult and if I have a problem I can promise you that you will hear it.
Agreed. And to be honest I am so tired of these whiny whimpy “men”. When did men lose that thing that’s makes them...men?! Masculinity is missed by this woman!
+1000 I’m a woman and passive-aggressively keeping little whiny notes about how your spouse didn’t move her shirts on Tuesday even though she totally said she would is a bitch move. I wouldn’t respect a woman for doing it, either, but it’s pitiful in a man.
I'm convinced OP is responding to herself with all these whimpy man posts. Obnoxious. You're still awful OP. There's nothing whiny about someone taking notes - no matter how much you want to make it a "bitch" move. It's obvious who should be called the bitch.
Anonymous wrote:First of all you people are terrible.
Second, you need to just tell him how you found the notes, apologize for invading his privacy, and ask him what it means.
Don't ask all these crazy anonymous posters.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would have deleted it and let him wonder where these notes are. You could have while had it in your hands, unless it was a document or email. This isn't a husband, he thinks he employs you. This isn't even a friendship.
This is the saddest thing.
Gaslighting at its finest. Exactly why the notes are there, being married to someone like you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The unmasculine comment was weird...but otherwise I agree with OP.
My sister's husband did this in preparation for a divorce. She was devastated when she found a documentation of every error / vulnerability she had made/had. They could all be twisted, for him to get custody. His sister is a lawyer, so I suspect she told him to make contemporaneous notes.
My (female) lawyer told me: write down every good thing you do, and every bad thing she does.
You and your 'female lawyer' have no idea how divorces work.
There isn't a part where the judge imposes penalties for not cleaning the kitchen for a month. OP and her DH are both employed so alimony is out. All other property is marital property and will be split 50/50 unless the two agree otherwise.
Then there is child custody. The children's age plays a big part and the older they are the less likely any judge is to award sole custody or supervised visit unless there is clear and convincing evidence of abuse (multiple DUIs, domestic assault charges,etc).
It's very rare these days to have custody not be simply shared; it's almost default 50/50.
In short, OP's DH really has nothing to gain from this behavior. Which makes me think he has a mental issue or is just very uneducated/unintelligent.
I don't think people quite grasp the vast numbers of shits the judge does not give about the particulars of your marital problems.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here. Absolutely wasn't snooping but I don't car to convince the haters otherwise.
Yes the notes are accurate but I'm allowed to live in my house too. I'm not his guest. Yes, I will occasionally be messy and yes my stuff will sit on the dining room table for a week while I'm working 8-6, raising three kids and getting them to and from sports/events. That's life.
My instinct is to call him out on his little notes. I find it very... unmasculine
I was with you until you referred to his notes as "little" and questioned his masculinity. Do you demean him frequently?
I'll demean when demeaning is called for. I'm not a student of his trying to get an A. He's grading me as if he sits in some spot of authority. I could very easily do the same to him and his shortcomings are plentiful. But I don't because I'm an adult and if I have a problem I can promise you that you will hear it.
Agreed. And to be honest I am so tired of these whiny whimpy “men”. When did men lose that thing that’s makes them...men?! Masculinity is missed by this woman!
+1000 I’m a woman and passive-aggressively keeping little whiny notes about how your spouse didn’t move her shirts on Tuesday even though she totally said she would is a bitch move. I wouldn’t respect a woman for doing it, either, but it’s pitiful in a man.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here. Absolutely wasn't snooping but I don't car to convince the haters otherwise.
Yes the notes are accurate but I'm allowed to live in my house too. I'm not his guest. Yes, I will occasionally be messy and yes my stuff will sit on the dining room table for a week while I'm working 8-6, raising three kids and getting them to and from sports/events. That's life.
My instinct is to call him out on his little notes. I find it very... unmasculine
I was with you until you referred to his notes as "little" and questioned his masculinity. Do you demean him frequently?
I'll demean when demeaning is called for. I'm not a student of his trying to get an A. He's grading me as if he sits in some spot of authority. I could very easily do the same to him and his shortcomings are plentiful. But I don't because I'm an adult and if I have a problem I can promise you that you will hear it.
Agreed. And to be honest I am so tired of these whiny whimpy “men”. When did men lose that thing that’s makes them...men?! Masculinity is missed by this woman!
Anonymous wrote:I suspect OP is a man changing details. My answer is the same. Documenting to counter gas-lighting and prevent crazy-making. Not healthy, not good.
Anonymous wrote:Looks like he is trying to build a case to justify something- divorce, affair...it is not normal to document stuff like that.
Anonymous wrote:Looks like he is trying to build a case to justify something- divorce, affair...it is not normal to document stuff like that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The unmasculine comment was weird...but otherwise I agree with OP.
My sister's husband did this in preparation for a divorce. She was devastated when she found a documentation of every error / vulnerability she had made/had. They could all be twisted, for him to get custody. His sister is a lawyer, so I suspect she told him to make contemporaneous notes.
My (female) lawyer told me: write down every good thing you do, and every bad thing she does.
You and your 'female lawyer' have no idea how divorces work.
There isn't a part where the judge imposes penalties for not cleaning the kitchen for a month. OP and her DH are both employed so alimony is out. All other property is marital property and will be split 50/50 unless the two agree otherwise.
Then there is child custody. The children's age plays a big part and the older they are the less likely any judge is to award sole custody or supervised visit unless there is clear and convincing evidence of abuse (multiple DUIs, domestic assault charges,etc).
It's very rare these days to have custody not be simply shared; it's almost default 50/50.
In short, OP's DH really has nothing to gain from this behavior. Which makes me think he has a mental issue or is just very uneducated/unintelligent.