It's worse than beating your head on a brick wall.
She's organised dinner, well a low carb chicken sauce for me. Which is very good but that's all for me. They're having jacket potatoes with theirs. She never does any veg. I gave up and made a curry.
Even better, the sauce she chose for theirs, has 180g, (yes 180) of sugar in it. I actually measured that, it's two mugs full. Total carbs is even more. She was actually quite proud of that.
Then, she's bought a new "sea salt" grinder. Everything, especially chips, taste better with salt. The kids repeat it like a mantra.
It's now the third one in the cupboard.
So, can I secretly, a little bit, deep down, just a bit, hope it comes back to her one day?
Or is that bad of me?
I should add, all the kids, and her, are all thin, active, healthy, so it's not a health problem, but she's quite pleased they're picking up her eating habits, and "she's ok, the doctor said so at her health check"
ok ok i got one....
ive been leaving the house at 6am and getting home at 7pm or later the past 3 weeks oh and working 7 days....
i get in from work (the wife dosent work) and she says, we have had pizza tonight, you wanna cook yourself an omelette?
and that is her way of being kind
lol
this is better than the grrrr thread
Previously...........
After yesterday,
I was working this morning, trying to finish off enough jobs to get some sort of break over xmas..
Should manage to finish enough jobs by noon on Xmas Eve, she's finished now until the new year.
"It's better working for yourself, you can have any time off you want to" is her usual phrase if the kids have a doctor/dentist/hospital appointment etc......
We've arranged last night she phones up friends to either go over at lunch or evening. So at 1.00pm she decides to go to Tesco's. Hasn't phoned them at all.
Arranges the visit for 3.00pm.Sends me a txt. I come back at 3.00pm, earliest I can manage, to be met with her and the kids, screaming, "we have to go, we have to go"
I tell them to go. (longer version of go)
I eat, I'm not missing another lunch.
(They had a McDonalds she went for earlier)
So I go over at about 4:30.
My family leave as I arrive, to go to a carol concert.
And then I go home, and post my previous post.
I note that this is all men who are having the rant on this thread but what about the diabetic women with husbands that don't understand about the food etc bet there are far more of them but I don't see them complaining on here
I know it is just a moan, but dont you think your going a wee bit over the top If your wife reads what you have written I sure she would say rubbish.This is just a moan.
Well, we did the Xmas visiting today
With some people I think Its an ingrained Hosting need.
Fair enough, the bets on then.
Anyone is welcome to post, so how's your husband with you?
Hi Duglas99. I know it is just a moan, but dont you think your going a wee bit over the top If your wife reads what you have written I sure she would say rubbish.
You could have sorted that slight problem out straight away.
The pressure of Christmas may be getting to you.
Have a lovely Christmas with your family and do not moan because it is not really you
Hi Duglas99. I know it is just a moan, but dont you think your going a wee bit over the top If your wife reads what you have written I sure she would say rubbish.
You could have sorted that slight problem out straight away.
The pressure of Christmas may be getting to you.
Have a lovely Christmas with your family and do not moan because it is not really you
Hi Duglas99. I know it is just a moan, but dont you think your going a wee bit over the top If your wife reads what you have written I sure she would say rubbish.
You could have sorted that slight problem out straight away.
The pressure of Christmas may be getting to you.
Have a lovely Christmas with your family and do not moan because it is not really you
Well mine hasn't got a clue about it simply because he is not a diabetic as far as he is concerned diabetics just don't eat sugary stuff which he would hate if he was diabetic as he has a very sweet tooth...Diet is a very difficult thing to explain to a non diabetic
Perhaps some diabetic men expect more from their partners or families than they should
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