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OOOHHHH you are so dead you traitor ROTFLMAO, you shall be repramanded. OK OK, but this is your last chance, we will cut you some slack LOL.


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Wow. I would say thats disgrace to all hard working wives and mothers. There are far too many women out there that do that to please their husbands, who also have a full time job (I know my mother did), and what do they usually get? Nothing. Even if they don't do those things, they should still get appreciation, its called human decency.

And I'm not even a woman.

Edit: Ok, so maybe I'm a little biased, but still.
 
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If you have to ask, then the answer is no. There will be plenty of times in your life when there won't be any doubt, no need to go looking for extras.


But... you should also tell him in a tactful way about things that bother you, rather than letting them fester.
 
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The OP has every right to have her feelings hurt by his lack of caring. Should she make him sleep on the couch, not talk to him for days, divorce him, etc... of course not. But she should also not thank him for bothering to grace her with his presence and should be able to tell him how he made her feel....and he should feel bad about hurting her. Even if it wasn't intentional. Then hopefully it won't happen again....for at least a month or two
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Marriage takes a lot of work, give and take, understanding and mutual respect. If you treat the guy like a king, more than likely he's going to treat you like his servant. Expect from him exactly what you give to him, but only after you have been mature enough to tell him what you need or want in your marriage and listen to what he needs. You have to find common ground that makes you both happy.

Also, don't let anyone tell you that you should kiss the ground some man (or woman) walks on, just because they don't beat you, verbally abuse you, cheat on you and show up at home every day. People with this attitude are usually the ones that end up in those bad situations, wondering why after 'serving' their man/woman, they treated them like crap. You shouldn't let yourself, your kids or your husband take others for granted, but you don't have to go overboard the other way either. Usually all that is needed is a gentle reminder, not an all out butt-kissing or drama fight.

Choose wisely who you take advice from on certain topics. Sometimes there's a good reason why some people are single and others have successful marriages.
 
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Us husbands just can't seem to do anything right. And it confuses us when you adore yappy dogs even though they fart, drool and make more messes than we do.




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But I have never cooked my dog a 4 course dinner lol. Or asked it for an apology. I do give her better hair cuts than my DH though
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Ya know what? If I thought Anne did things for me to make me grateful, I'd rather she didn't do it.
Geesh! Anne does all kinds of stuff for me daily. Even now at this very moment she's knitting me a long scarf that's taking four $30 balls of cashmere. If I were expected to say thanks for all she did, I'd be asking her not to do anything. Now that I think of it, she doesn't say thanks either when I do or buy things for her, but I know she likes what I did or bought. I sometimes say thanks when she brings me a cup of coffee, but I can't remember her ever saying thanks when I brought her one... didn't expect her to because I knew she was glad to get it.

Taken for granted? After 44 years... I should hope so!
Could you not SEE that he was enjoying the day, even an email from his mom to top it off.
 
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