Ungrateful/Argumentative wife

Ungrateful/Argumentative wife

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Ken_Code

1,566 posts

5 months

Tuesday 11th June
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Mandat said:
I don't think that it is that simple.

For example, my wife and I have our own separate bank accounts but we don't have separate finances.
We do. We each put some money into the joint account which comfortably covers all household costs (food, heating, children’s costs, holidays, petrol etc.) and the rest we invest or spend as we prefer.

It’s no stranger or inconvenient for us than is us wearing different clothes or having different cars.

skinnyman

1,666 posts

96 months

Tuesday 11th June
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I don't think the OP is coming back, and if he does I doubt he'll act on any of the advice.

We all know what needs to be done, he already knows what needs to be done, the question is, can he do it.

Life is too short to be unhappy, you know what needs to happen, get on with it.

TEKNOPUG

19,130 posts

208 months

Tuesday 11th June
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OP said:
Been together for 1 year 8 months, but never lived together prior to getting married.
What could possibly go wrong wobble

mikiec

312 posts

89 months

Tuesday 11th June
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Sounds like she doesn’t have enough to do, gets bored and then picks a fight with you.
Easily solved, get her pregnant, get a border collie and a couple of kittens. She will be too busy to be angry with you and life will be great.

Last Visit

2,931 posts

191 months

Tuesday 11th June
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skinnyman said:
I don't think the OP is coming back, and if he does I doubt he'll act on any of the advice..
Past 4 or so threads started by the OP have an opening post and nothing further so I suspect you'll be correct.

MOBB

3,668 posts

130 months

Tuesday 11th June
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Last Visit said:
skinnyman said:
I don't think the OP is coming back, and if he does I doubt he'll act on any of the advice..
Past 4 or so threads started by the OP have an opening post and nothing further so I suspect you'll be correct.
He's too busy trying to get her pregnant

Timothy Bucktu

15,386 posts

203 months

Tuesday 11th June
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Spare tyre said:
End it, sorry

Keep Willy in pants
End of thread.

This is one of those threads where people keep giving advice, even though the best advice has already been added.

Radec

4,071 posts

50 months

Tuesday 11th June
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Great trolling from OP again.

vixen1700

23,363 posts

273 months

Tuesday 11th June
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InformationSuperHighway said:
Whatever you do... DO NOT have a baby.

You already know what you need to do. Get on with it for your own (And her) health and wellness. You're clearly not compatible.
Yep, get out now while you still can.

Lived with a woman many years ago (didn't marry) and things just didn't feel right after a time and little things started to annoy me, all this time she was collecting baby stuff and storing it in the spare bed-room. Tonnes of toys, mobiles and all manner of baby paraphernalia.

I never really wanted kids (I was 26 at the time and she was 29) but it just seemed the expected thing to do.

Then I just snapped and said I can't do this anymore and left. Never looked back.

It would have been much harder to change my life if a kid was involved.



eldar

22,023 posts

199 months

Tuesday 11th June
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Radec said:
Great trolling from OP again.
Does rather look like it. Or just unwilling to listen to advice they don't want to hear.

Sheets Tabuer

19,225 posts

218 months

Tuesday 11th June
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Does she have a sister?

Eric Mc

122,392 posts

268 months

Tuesday 11th June
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If a person describes their spouse as "ungrateful", it makes me wonder if the the problem is with the spouse.

mac96

3,970 posts

146 months

Tuesday 11th June
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Eric Mc said:
If a person describes their spouse as "ungrateful", it makes me wonder if the the problem is with the spouse.
That's true, and is probably why it is better to focus on incompatibility rather than blame.
Some people just aren't made to live together as part of a couple either , but social norms push them to it.

Stick Legs

5,263 posts

168 months

Tuesday 11th June
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EmailAddress said:
E92 335d
biglaugh

bigandclever

13,863 posts

241 months

Tuesday 11th June
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MOBB said:
Last Visit said:
skinnyman said:
I don't think the OP is coming back, and if he does I doubt he'll act on any of the advice..
Past 4 or so threads started by the OP have an opening post and nothing further so I suspect you'll be correct.
He's too busy trying to get her pregnant
He'll be back in a year with a baby that doesn't look like him but he won't want to do a DNA test because he trusts his wife and doesn't want to offend her.

ThingsBehindTheSun

515 posts

34 months

Tuesday 11th June
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bigandclever said:
He'll be back in a year with a baby that doesn't look like him but he won't want to do a DNA test because he trusts his wife and doesn't want to offend her.
Then she will kick him out of the house and he ends up renting a studio flat or moving in with his parents. She will force him to continue paying for everything and then a few months later move her new boyfriend into the house who she honestly wasn't seeing beforehand, it's just a coincidence.

OP will then be angry that every time he goes to the house he is paying for to take the child out that probably isn't his for the day he sees the boyfriends car parked on the drive.


dudleybloke

20,103 posts

189 months

Tuesday 11th June
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Does she, did she work?

southendpier

5,296 posts

232 months

Tuesday 11th June
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bigandclever said:
He'll be back in a year with a baby that doesn't look like him but he won't want to do a DNA test because he trusts his wife and doesn't want to offend her.
this..

Chris Peacock

2,347 posts

137 months

Tuesday 11th June
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TheGreatDane said:
She now wants a baby
Of course she does, that's the only reason you're still there. You've not fulfilled your requirements yet.

You can either leave just now by your own choice and be free or be kicked out when you're a couple of kids down and spend the next 18+ years paying for a house you don't live in and kids you get to see once a week (if you're very lucky).

But you'll stay though, because "things will be different when the baby arrives".





siovey

1,658 posts

141 months

Tuesday 11th June
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Run Forrest, Run!!