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keys should stay home and pamper herself with a long bubble bath and some me time. Let the family go see the movie and give her that precious gift of being able to relax doing whatever she wants knowing that her family is happy and having fun somewhere else...
 

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My family wants me to go to see Harry Potter with them.Why would you want to take a 1/2 deaf,cant focus her eyeballs and randomly bumps off the walls when she walks lady to a movie theater???LOLOL!!I honestly dont think its a very good idea.I believe they are afraid to leave me home alone and are taking me so they can all go.Nobody wants to stay home with the sick lady today,lol.I dont think I can handle the vision and sound,but I may have to be a good sport about it and give it a try.Kinda scary to me,lol.

(((((Keyzzzzz)))))) I have a feeling they don't want to leave you alone either but spending that much time in a theater being uncomfortable doesn't seem to be a plan to me. I recommend you just stay home and relax (doing nothing dangerous) and promise them that you'll call if you have a problem. Feel better dear lady!
 

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You're not a wimp! You just had major surgery and you have to heal. I know our families think us moms have super powers and can do anything even when we're sick or hurt, but they've gotta learn to give us a break sometimes!

Yes, us Moms cannot be sick or if we are, we're supposed to functon at 100% no matter what....going through that right now..... :(
 

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What? I have? How do you mean? I guess I missed it too.

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First, Have a great Saturday PIF!!!! EnJoy!!!!


Just need to express my own 2 cents Clay. Gotta love you buttttttttt

IMHO, wives and husbands are supposed to be Partners and not team mates. By your own words, she manages the household and your children. Considering your sons are so very young, it sounds like she's doing a great job coping. When many women have babies and very young children they go a bit brain dead because they are supposed to focus on the children to make sure that the children survive. It is a throwback to our animal nature/instincts. I was a professional and a voracious reader for much of my adult life until I gave birth first to my older son and then my younger. I couldn't concentrate too distinctly on anything except for their well being. When my youngest was about 3 I started to recover and my ex, I will say that again, my ex, had already did damage to our relationship with his lack of understanding and his lack of respect for me (prior to kids I had a great job with lots of responsibility). I rebelled, went out and fell madly in love with someone else.

Treating your wife like a child/student might cause a rebellion on her part too. That might be the root of her passive/aggressive behavior. IMHO, it is disrespectful for a husband to be that condescending to his wife. Once the kids are both in school, and she has a little more "me time"..like being able to take a shower in peace, she might want to take on more responsibilities.

Focus on what you appreciate about her, be kind to her and loving and respectful. Good things should follow. :)

BTW...I realize in chit chat we discuss many things, but is it me, or is it lately that I am seeing men complaining about their spouses? Being a feminist, When I read these complaints, I wish I can hear the wife's side of the story too. Too bad I can't.
 

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Ceridwen just came up to me with a sly smile... like she wants something and doesn't know how to flirt yet....

"Daddy... Dadddddyyyyy..... lets go to Disney today, Okayyyy? And and then we eat ice cream, Okayyy? I will give you free (holds up four fingers) kisses to pay. One two free... Okayyy?"

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Libra, I hope you feel better soon and then you can go out and buy a taser for when you're sick and people are bothering you. -Magnus
 

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BTW...I realize in chit chat we discuss many things, but is it me, or is it lately that I am seeing men complaining about their spouses? Being a feminist, When I read these complaints, I wish I can hear the wife's side of the story too. Too bad I can't.

I hear all the time that men never share their feelings. And when they do, then I hear all the time that people want to hear the female's side of the story. I've yet to hear from one of my wife's friends that they want to hear my side of the story. When a buddy of mine hears a bit of what's going on, before I know it the wife/GF is over talking to my wife. When my wife talks to her friends, next thing I know they husband/BF isn't allowed to talk to me anymore.

So then the guys learn, over time, it's not worth talking about it. We're conditioned not to share emotions properly. And then we never learn how to relate to our significant other's emotions. This just further reinforces stereotypes and "traditional" roles in society.

It's not that I think men actually understand a woman's emotions... we (at least I) simply do not. It's that I think there is an implied "correctness" to a woman having actual tangible emotions and men's emotions are often perceived as "fixable" or entirely based in pragmatic situations. It's like saying a woman's emotions are works of art with deeper meanings and a guy's emotions are Lego sets rated for toddlers. Is it really that compartmentalized? -Magnus
 

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As to the taser, I'm by nature non-violent so a taser is out of the question. Even if I used one in defense, I could see myself apologizing afterward. ;)

That's fine. Apologize. They'll still get the conditioning aspects of it even if you're polite. -Magnus
 

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Magnus, the posts I've mentioned didn't seem to deal with the man's emotions but with their displeasure with their spouse's actions, using exact instances. Perhaps for men, that is as far as most will go with their expressing their emotions? Although, I do live with 3 men, have had relationships throughout my life with several, I have in the past and also do listen very acutely now to them when they wish discuss their feelings with me. I really don't recall women on this board actively discussing their displeasure with their spouses to the degree that men have.

As to wishing to know both sides to a story. Why not? It's intriguing. Our lives aren't just black and white, but there is a myriad of colors and those colors have hues within them. Each person has their own story and backstory and perhaps because I believe in the inherent goodness of others, I refuse to accept people as being absolute anything.
 
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