- I am most likely pissed off about something that is very trivial (in the grand scheme of things).
- I am so stubborn, that I have strung an argument longer than I should have.
- While angry, I have concocted 99 other reasons why she is wrong and does not deserve my company. Around 98.5 are totally untrue (it is the other way around).
- A simple, “I am sorry,” Or, “this is stupid” would’ve ended the argument, but I am too good for that shit.
- Most, if not all, of the arguments begin because she screwed something up trying to make life easier for me.
- In an act of desperation, and not being able to prove or articulate my point, I will grab a dictionary/thesaurus/reference guide to make Heather look like she does not know what she is talking about.
- During the argument, the more time I spend apart from Heather, the more time I have to feaster and contemplate negativity (neither of which are constructive nor relative to the issue at hand).
8. I should just go to the gym.
9. I have probably not eaten enough carbs.
10. I should consider the fact that we both are at a point in our lives where sleep is not much of an option. I should probably shut my mouth as living with me qualifies her for sainthood.
Bonus:
She is right,
She is right,
She is right.
Well, shit.
I’m guessing a lot of these are normal but I wouldn’t know for sure. My husband doesn’t get upset at me too often and I don’t really get upset with him. However if she was trying to make your life easier then maybe you should consider not bringing out the dictionary 😂
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🤔 I will recognize you point and will strongly consider it as you, like my wife, are probably correct. 😂😂🤣
Thanks for reading!!!
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