Guest guest Posted April 3, 2008 Report Share Posted April 3, 2008 Keri, you just described a pretty god portion of my life except that I'm on the other side of the coin..... I was the breadwinner (actually still am) as prior to getting nailed I averaged 55 hours per week with my all time record being 108 hours in 6 days! I did it all voluntarily as I was always willing to work until I about dropped as one could never have " too " much $$$$ laying around. I can't fault my wife, as she does her share and than some. That I have to honestly admit...but let me feel " off " or be unable to function and I could almost bet my life she thinks I'm milking it. Just knowing that, judging by the attitude and actions makes me seethe. God forbid I be in a less than happy mood too! Adios, Kirk. > > Carole- > I know that whole feeling of " are you mad at ME? " My hubby works his booty > off 10 hours a day and when he comes home he is tired. When I feel well I > make him dinner and I make sure that the house is clean, etc. But when I > don't feel well, like the past week, he has come home to left overs that he > has to make for himself, or to the famous question " what can we order? " The > house has been picked up, but not cleaned. I know that he knows that I don't > feel well but I know that he is disappointed? I don't know if that is the > word, maybe inconvenienced? Something along those lines. I can sense it, and > I feel bad that I don't feel well and that he has worked from sun up to sun > down. But then I turn into a crabbier sick person. and then we are both > asking each other " are you mad at ME " ? The question I think is just so funny > is when Corey, my hubby knows that I haven't sleep, that I am aching and in > alot of pain. But even though he know all this he will ask, > " what is your problem, what is wrong with you? I want to yell at the top > of my lungs, YOU KNOW WHAT IS WRONG WITH ME!!!! But I don't even have the > energy to yell (LOL) > I don't know how you and your husband are when the other is in a bad mood > but it seems that I can NEVER been in a bad mood. But watch out and leave > him alone when he is in a bad mood. > He came home today and barely said hi and went upstairs and shut the door. > I am laying on the couch thinking what the heck did I do? Whatever I'd > rather be by myself then having him be crabby around me. > Does your hubby have a disability? I know I have seen you talk about your > hubby but I can't remember if he is sick too and what it is he has to put up > with. > I hope that you are having a painfree day. > > Love and Support, > Keri in CA > > Dear Keri: > You know what, it's really good that I remembered those childhood things. > Your post and my memories got me thinking. > > Edited By Moderator > > -- Everything in life sucks except things that should! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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