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Interesting how all her “small acts of kindness” are mostly buying things.
Biggest red flag: when someone uses the word "labor" to describe responsibilities.
TOP COMMENTS FROM VIDEO BELOW
Interesting how all her “small acts of kindness” are mostly buying things.
Biggest red flag: when someone uses the word "labor" to describe responsibilities.
Well, we be going different ways, I couldn’t or wouldn’t even trust her, she so self centered its sickening..
This woman’s marriage is not an “emotional partnership”, this is a contractual relationship, a strict “quid pro quo”. “Score keeping” as you describe it. There’s no love here. No support. No real mutuality and certainly no commitment. Everyone who knows us think my wife and I have an ideal marriage, and yet she and I have significant autonomy. We even have certain “assigned tasks”, but it’s not a “hard and fast”, and both of us look for opportunities to take on the other’s tasks “just to make life easier/better” for our partner. Somedays she’ll do the dishes (even tho’ that’s usually my job). And I’m quick to acknowledge and thank her. And many days she’ll come home to find that some job she dreads got done in her absence. It’s both a 50/50 relationship and it’s not, because sometimes it needs to be 95/5 – and other times 5/95. She is important to me. I am important to her. Who folds the sheets and towels on any particular occasion is just a detail. It’s not important. The important thing is the “WE” in “Wedding”, not the organizational chart and ledger.
What a self centered moron.