Things that special someone does that's annoying

[Saltyag2010]

Sometimes when I get home it’s not clean and she hasn’t started on dinner. Besides that an her using so many pronouns that I literally don’t have a clue what she’s talking about it’s all good.

 

[jordanmills]

What things does your special someone in your life do that's annoying, that doesn't stop you from loving them.

My wife thinks I'm a mind reader. We could be sitting on the couch in the evening watching TV and she'll look at me and say something like "So...which one?" I don't have a clue what she's talking about. After some discussion it turns out the day before we were talking about what washing machine to buy and it's my fault I don't know what she's talking about. This is not an isolated incident. It happens 2-3 times a week.

Could be "So...which one", "So...where", "So...when" and etc. All referencing a conversation from hours to days before.

Sounds like my high school girlfriend. Twenty-something years later, she apparently converted to islam. Just keep that in mind.

 

[jordanmills]

Sometimes when I get home it’s not clean and she hasn’t started on dinner. Besides that an her using so many pronouns that I literally don’t have a clue what she’s talking about it’s all good.

 

[cygunner]

Wouldn't touch this subject with a 10 ft. pole. Mine may have some issues but I am pretty darned sure she can read.

 

[Dougw1515]

Doug, is that why you're annoyed by him or why you love him?

Great question - for a Libtard. I'm surprised, as you appear intelligent enough to get on the internet, that someone along the the way has not informed you that not everyone shares your interest in same sex intimate relationships. I suppose someone has to tell you and it might as well be me. Anyhow... try not to lose much sleep over it Rainbow Boy.

 

[Darkpriest667]

Mine is messy with laundry, she'll do it but never hang it up. She's generally a messy disorganized person. I'm extremely OCD and organized.

 

[BRD@66]

Mine likes to ...... finish my sentences. Or answer my question before I've finished asking. If she always guessed correctly, it'd be cool - but she doesn't.

 

[Axxe55]

My wife knows that I have really bad hearing, but she will want to talk about something, or tell me something when I have my attention on something and have a something going that creates more noise, that further makes hearing her even more difficult.

Or she wants to talk about something when I running a power tool and trying to concentrate on what I'm doing so I don't cut off any vital body parts.

And what is it with women, and the thing with twenty or thirty bottles of shampoo and conditioner, and fifty frigging razors in the shower? Isn't just my current wife either. My ex-wives did this and a few live-in GF's did as well.

 

[Tex1961]

I told my wife about this post and all of the entries. We both laughed as we checked off almost every single one of them.

 

[TreyG-20]

Leaves the toilet seat down. I generally hit what I aim at, but I'm not a damn sniper when it's dark. Now I just pee outside with the dog.

 

[DubiousDan]

Wouldn't touch this subject with a 10 ft. pole. Mine may have some issues but I am pretty darned sure she can read.

<shrug> Lately I've been teasing her about her expecting me to read her mind. Fortunately she has a great sense of humor and doesn't take herself too seriously.

 

[Coiled]

Great question - for a Libtard. I'm surprised, as you appear intelligent enough to get on the internet, that someone along the the way has not informed you that not everyone shares your interest in same sex intimate relationships. I suppose someone has to tell you and it might as well be me. Anyhow... try not to lose much sleep over it Rainbow Boy.

Rainbow Boy!!?? I am offended and have reported your personal attack. I am trans, NOT gay!


Edit: I was so distraught by the attack I cut, instead of copied Rainbow Boy from the quote. My apologies and please be patient with me while my emotions make the transition too.

 

[Axxe55]

Rainbow Boy!!?? I am offended and have reported your personal attack. I am trans, NOT gay!

Still better than being called a soy boy!

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

She does what I don't want to do.

I do what she doesn't want to do.

Works out well...

 

[kbaxter60]

I am a little deaf and have tinnitus (for the last 25 or so years). If I have your attention, I can read lips a little. Dearly beloved and I have been married since 1974. She still mumbles, especially when she is walking away from me or talking from the other room! If I don't hear exactly what she has said and ask about it later, she gets a little irritated. If she gets a little "testy" about having to repeat something. I just add, "I'm just going to the store to get more beer!" Then I really have to be careful when I get back!

Ha ha! Mine likes to talk to me from two rooms away. It does not work. So I started pretending I don't hear her at all. If she wants to have a conversation, she can join me in the room I am occupying.
Another thing that drives me nuts: moving things. Grrrr...

 

[kbaxter60]

Or talking to me while I am in a walk-in closet, two rooms away and wondering why I don’t “remember“ what she “told” me.

If you have never seen it, go to YouTube and find Marc Gungor's two part video on men's brains vs women's brains. It's funny and he nails it.

 

[Bozz10mm]

Using the heater/AC thermostat as an on/off switch instead of letting it do it's thing. You guys know what I mean.

 

[kbaxter60]

Using the heater/AC thermostat as an on/off switch instead of letting it do it's thing. You guys know what I mean.

^^^^ This! ^^^
I tell her that she's thermostatically impaired. I should be careful, we may have a gun or two in the house.

 

[Wolfwood]

Wouldn't touch this subject with a 10 ft. pole. Mine may have some issues but I am pretty darned sure she can read.

I just want to say, that even though I "liked" this comment, that does not mean that I identify with it, or share similar sentiments as @MrsWolfwood has no known flaws.

 

[DubiousDan]

Using the heater/AC thermostat as an on/off switch instead of letting it do it's thing. You guys know what I mean.

Our thermostat is controlled by an app on my phone. It can be controlled at the thermostat itself but I never told her how to use it.