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What a jerk!!!!!!!
Please tell me if I'm over-reacting but I think my husband is being a complete a-hole (excuse my french but I'm really pissed off right now).
Last winter hubby was gone every Wed. and Thurs. to bowl on his thursday night league and he substituted on Weednesdays. Well he would be gone until midnight and then on fidays and sat.s he would be gone all day hunting so I felt like I would never see him and it put a real strain on the first few months of our marriage. Well winter league bowling is starting up and we made an agreement that we would only substitute for a team ONCE a month. I didn't want to make the agreement b/c I knew he wouldn't keep his word but he said he PROMISED he would only bowl once a month and he wouldn't ask or beg to bowl any more than that. Well, he bowled the first Wed. of this month(6th.) and he just came in from work and asked if I wanted to come and watch him bowl tonight. I said no b/c you have already subbed for someone this month. And he was like well he begged me so I couldn't say no.... Why can he not hurt his friends feeling but he can hurt mine by breaking a promise he made me. We even talked and I said do you remember promising me that and he said yes but he doesn't understand why I'm so mad about it. WTF... Sorry I just had to vent and I'm soooo freaking pissed right now. |
I understand and can appreciate your feelings towards this. It's not an easy situation.
Hopefully he will realize himself that being away so much is putting a strain on your relationship and he'll want to be home more. I think that if he doesn't come to terms with this on his own, he will only resent being home anyway just cuz you wanted him to. This can be a no win situation. So...as I said, hopefully he will WANT to be home to WANT to please you. Then you BOTH win. Good luck. |
Yea, I'm not a person to demand him to not go. I really wish he would want to spend more time at home but I'm not gonna make him be there if he doesn't want to.
Example: Our anniversary was two Sunday's ago. We had plans to spend the day together and go out on the boat just the two of us and then Sat. night he remember's that football was starting up and it comes on, on Sunday so he asked if I would invite my best friend out to go with me instead..... So, I had a fun 1 year anniversary with my best friend out on the boat getting drunk b/c I was so depressed that he wanted to watch football instead of spending our anniversary with me. Damn, what did I ever see in him.. |
Don't bitch about it....just teach him a lesson. I think on the nights that he isn't busy, you should spend those doing something you enjoy so he has to sit at home alone. See how he likes it.
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That is sooooo sad. Oh my goodness I bet you were so heartbroken. :( |
This is my philosophy, and my husband thinks I'm so evil to have this as my philosophy, but it works EVERY SINGLE TIME:
"Don't get mad....get even." |
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You don't have to spend any money. Just go to a friend's house or something. But don't tell hubby where you're going. Tell him you're going "out." |
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Well, it's almost 5:00 and I'm gonna start locking the office to go home. I don't even want to go home and see him. I guess I'll just go in a get a beer and sit at the computer and come back to here and bitch some more....LOL |
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We'll be here. I don't think any of us have bowling or football tonight. :D |
I'd give it time. The one year anniversary thing would of really pissed me off because it was a broken promise he made plans & then cancelled, bad move. However, his bowling & hunting are probably habits he's had forever & are hard to change. The first year of marriage is really tough & the 2nd isn't a whole lot better. I would just continue to be honest with him about how you feel. Make sure you don't place blame. It will take him a while to learn to take your feeling into account when he makes plans. There is an adjustment period. It's not that he doesn't love you or what to spend time with you it's just that he's used to a certain routine & things like that take time to change.
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Great advise Ponyup !!! :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: |
Well, I'm back
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Just don't play games......with each other.
Let him know how you honestly feel and then just know in your heart of hearts MEN ARE PIGS!! |
Trust me men are really thick & it takes a while for things to sink in. why don't you tell him what you just told us that you feel like he's taking you for granted & that you aren't a priority. I would also start making a standing date. Like every tues night just the 2 of you have a dinner together (no t.v. or go out). Also why don't you try & find some things to do on those nights that he's out like do you enjoy any sports, or join a book club, or take a yoga class, if you are not sitting at home fuming & doing something you enjoy instead you both will be happier. Also why don't you go with him to bowling on wed. I understand if you don't want to stay the whole time, but go & watch. If he ignores you then let him know that that hurt your feelings. I know you wanna stand your ground, but he'll just buck heads with you. Men can be very thick he'll think you are trying to control or change him they don't understand that you feel lonely & unwanted. Also I would be more mad about the hunting, but I've never gotten the need to sit in a tree for 12 hours. My husband does it too, I have a lovely stuffed turkey I've hidden in my basement, it's totally creepy. Keep your chin up. Don't get upset just keep telling him calmly that you would like him to spend more time with you & keep promises he makes & when he breaks promises he really makes you feel like you aren't important to him. He'll get it eventually, but it will take time. My husband & I were married 18 months before I finally started liking him again. Now things are better, but it still takes forever to get through to him. Plus in a couple years you may want him to get out of the house & leave you alone.
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