Household Harmony Secrets?

But my wife wants to streak my hair and make it all spikey, and she takes my booze away if she thinks I've had enough, and she won't let me in the laundry room, and she buys clothes for me that I (sometimes) don't like, and she talks too much, and she...

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@chai2,

chai2 wrote:

Ticomaya wrote:

Grasshopper still have lot to learn.

I'm tellin' ya.....

Tico....don't you have something you need to be doing? Those A/C filters aren't changing themselves you know.

"our dynamic" hehehe

The paradigm of our hegemony is obfuscated by the schadenfreude of our neologisms

Well, you are of course welcome to whatever opinion you wish. But one would think that you would recognize the possibility of other ways of managing relationships, besides the way yours works.

Do you find the word 'dynamic' confusing, or do you just like to poke fun when people use big words?

Cycloptichorn

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Cy -

one thing you have to develope in marriage is a sense of humor.

now would be a good time for you to get one.

what tico and I were engaging in, for instance, was the age old game of mars vs venus. I assume tico is married, so we both speak "husband/wife"

and yes, btw, my husband of quite a few years finds me very pleasant to be around.

that's because I told him that's how he's supposed to feel.

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@Chumly,

Chumly wrote:

But my wife wants to streak my hair and make it all spikey, and she takes my booze away if she thinks I've had enough, and she won't let me in the laundry room, and she buys clothes for me that I (sometimes) don't like, and she talks too much, and she...

and your point is.....?

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@chai2,

chai2 wrote:

Cy -

one thing you have to develope in marriage is a sense of humor.

now would be a good time for you to get one.

what tico and I were engaging in, for instance, was the age old game of mars vs venus. I assume tico is married, so we both speak "husband/wife"

and yes, btw, my husband of quite a few years finds me very pleasant to be around.

that's because I told him that's how he's supposed to feel.

And here I always thought I had a sense of humor; perhaps the problem isn't with my sense of humor, but in what you consider to be humorous.

But, I'm not interested in going around the bend on this issue, so I'll just leave it at that.

Anyway. Chumly, I hope you attempt to work together with your partner to resolve issues using whatever means work best for you.

Cycloptichorn

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lighten up, will ya?

do you really, I mean really think that's what my relationship with my husband is like?

Rolling Eyes

if you give me an answer like "well, I really wouldn't know", your sense of humor isn't as good as you think.

I think you're a hell of a nice guy cy, but sometimes you just gotta roll with it.

Tico....are those filters changed yet?

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good alcohol and fantastic affairs

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I wouldn't stay married to anyone that I couldn't get along with.

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@chai2,

...and she nags me to take the dog for a walk...

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@Cycloptichorn,

Thanks I do try, but you know those Type A personalities don't lend themselves to being the most harmonious!

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@chai2,

chai2 wrote:

Tico....are those filters changed yet?

Yes, dear.

(... which of course means "I'll get to it in a second" in "husband/wife" ...)

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I'll second that about the sense of humor. Probably the most important thing you need to have.

You can forgive a person for having a bunch of irritating habits as long as he can still make you laugh. This is a good thing, because the older we get, the more irritating habits we develop. Well, husbands do, anyway. Wink

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@Eva,

A moment of quiet reflection is due.

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