married chit-chatters?

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  • Guns_N_Buns
    Guns_N_Buns Posts: 1,899 Member
    We inherited all of our good silver and we bought plates/silverware from Costco when we hosted for the holidays, but other than that, we have lots of plates/glasses/cups that are just 'cool'. When we first got together we had our camping chairs as our living room furniture, because that's all we had. We'd laugh at it, because whenever we went camping, we packed up our whole living room. She should just allow you to have a cupboard that you can fill with of your 'cool' stuff. haha
  • Lonestar5715
    Lonestar5715 Posts: 466 Member
    DarleneReid577 wrote: »
    My husband says very hurtful things when he gets angry, and a lot of the time he doesn't remember what insults he has hurled at everyone. In the beginning of relationship it used to upset me but we went for counseling and I have learnt to tell him what an a-hole he was and what he said that was hurtful (of course after the rant ). And during his rant I usually just walk away and don't take anything personally, he has learnt to apologize

    I'm glad you have found a way to deflect the hurtful comments. Over the decades and through personal experience I have learned the immense power of words. If there is anything I have done worth worthwhile in my life it is learning to filter what I am about to say because it can never be recalled. To my detriment I haven't mastered the technique you described but it's never too late to begin right?
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  • robocopnic
    robocopnic Posts: 68 Member
    It's probably best if you just sleep on the floor on a ripped towel.
  • Lonestar5715
    Lonestar5715 Posts: 466 Member
    robocopnic wrote: »
    It's probably best if you just sleep on the floor on a ripped towel.

    Lmao, you nailed it!
  • kevinf2380
    kevinf2380 Posts: 256 Member
    KinkJarfld wrote: »
    All deco pillow are on that blanket thingy she throws them over. I can use ripped towels. Or paper towels. And porn can only get me so far.

    Looks like you'll be taking a lot of showers.
  • 2011rocket3touring
    2011rocket3touring Posts: 1,346 Member
    Timshel_ wrote: »
    Still married. Even after Vegas.

    Suffice to say, that place is much better left off to young deviant punks.

    Seems like a hell of a story attached to that...
  • CarlaSEvans
    CarlaSEvans Posts: 66 Member
    Hi all! Married for just over a year now! :)
  • niblue
    niblue Posts: 339 Member
    jenibethbu wrote: »
    KinkJarfld wrote: »
    and, for goodness sake, don't sleep on the decorative pillows! ;)

    What is with women and those decorative pillows!
  • Lonestar5715
    Lonestar5715 Posts: 466 Member
    CarlaSEvans wrote: »
    Hi all! Married for just over a year now! :)

    Congratulations! Feel free to join the chit chat. The topic of the hour seems to be decorative pillows... :)
  • cuckoo_jenibeth
    cuckoo_jenibeth Posts: 1,434 Member
    niblue wrote: »
    jenibethbu wrote: »
    KinkJarfld wrote: »
    and, for goodness sake, don't sleep on the decorative pillows! ;)

    What is with women and those decorative pillows!

    I, as a woman, can honestly say...I have no idea! I might get my girl card yanked for this, but I don't have decorative pillows, "good towels", fancy soap, etc. The closest thing I do have is the set of China from my mother that only gets used on holidays. It is a puzzle to me, too. Sorry, guys. Hopefully another wife can shed light...

    Is there a guy's equivalent to decorative pillows??
  • BinaryPulsar
    BinaryPulsar Posts: 8,927 Member
    This is funny because people on reddit were telling stories about how their parents had an entire decorative room that they just kept perfect and no one was allowed to use. They just had it in case the queen came to visit or something. No, we don't do decorative pillows, towels, rooms, or care about unmatching dishes. But, I do want to do some upgrading on our actual couch cushions, get a new chair, and maybe some re-decorating. Things are very kid lived in right now. But, our kids are getting older.
  • Lonestar5715
    Lonestar5715 Posts: 466 Member
    BinaryPulsar wrote: »
    This is funny because people on reddit were telling stories about how their parents had an entire decorative room that they just kept perfect and no one was allowed to use. They just had it in case the queen came to visit or something. No, we don't do decorative pillows, towels, rooms, or care about unmatching dishes. But, I do want to do some upgrading on our actual couch cushions, get a new chair, and maybe some re-decorating. Things are very kid lived in right now. But, our kids are getting older.

    I have also known families who kept a room like that because it was the way the mom would have liked her whole house to be except children and life got in the way. Just having that one room allowed her a type of sanctuary and made her sanity possible. Different strokes for different folks I guess.
  • revolutiontruth
    revolutiontruth Posts: 88 Member
    We have three teenage boys in the house. If we had any decorative pillows they would probably be dirty and smell like sweat and feet by now.
  • BinaryPulsar
    BinaryPulsar Posts: 8,927 Member
    edited July 2016
    Lonestar5715 wrote: »
    BinaryPulsar wrote: »
    This is funny because people on reddit were telling stories about how their parents had an entire decorative room that they just kept perfect and no one was allowed to use. They just had it in case the queen came to visit or something. No, we don't do decorative pillows, towels, rooms, or care about unmatching dishes. But, I do want to do some upgrading on our actual couch cushions, get a new chair, and maybe some re-decorating. Things are very kid lived in right now. But, our kids are getting older.

    I have also known families who kept a room like that because it was the way the mom would have liked her whole house to be except children and life got in the way. Just having that one room allowed her a type of sanctuary and made her sanity possible. Different strokes for different folks I guess.

    I can definitely understand it from the perspective of a room for adults and a room for kids. But, I would want to be able to do stuff in the room. But, I definitely understand wanting my own kid-free space. Definitely different strokes for different folks. I just personally like using my space, rather than displaying it, but that's just my personality. I have lots of things I would want to use that space for such as dancing and exercise. And no kid stuff. Edit to add: saying, "in case the queen came to visit" was their own words, not my words.
  • revolutiontruth
    revolutiontruth Posts: 88 Member
    jenibethbu wrote: »
    niblue wrote: »
    jenibethbu wrote: »
    KinkJarfld wrote: »
    and, for goodness sake, don't sleep on the decorative pillows! ;)

    What is with women and those decorative pillows!

    I, as a woman, can honestly say...I have no idea! I might get my girl card yanked for this, but I don't have decorative pillows, "good towels", fancy soap, etc. The closest thing I do have is the set of China from my mother that only gets used on holidays. It is a puzzle to me, too. Sorry, guys. Hopefully another wife can shed light...

    Is there a guy's equivalent to decorative pillows??

    When I was single I had quite a few beer coasters I had snagged from bars all over the house.
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  • BoosDimples
    BoosDimples Posts: 2,826 Member
    Married, ten years in October. Together nearly 17 years. :smile:
  • DarleneReid577
    DarleneReid577 Posts: 4,401 Member
    I remember the MIL upstairs living room that was plastic wrapped..lol..forgotten about that.
  • BinaryPulsar
    BinaryPulsar Posts: 8,927 Member
    I did go-go dancing tonight.
  • celestehughesbradley
    celestehughesbradley Posts: 8 Member
    BinaryPulsar wrote: »
    I did go-go dancing tonight.

    That sounds like fun!
  • TonyB0588
    TonyB0588 Posts: 9,520 Member
    DarleneReid577 wrote: »
    I remember the MIL upstairs living room that was plastic wrapped..lol..forgotten about that.

    There's always this "perfection" about the MIL which they try to pass on to the next generation. Didn't work with us, and we didn't have to endure it for very long either.
  • meredithgir199
    meredithgir199 Posts: 243 Member
    JenniferSchaffer1 wrote: »
    @mangamaday No I am not joking! I am a stay at home wife that is my job and a do it with happiness. The house is to be kept neat and tidy at all times and me wait on him after all he does work hard all day. Not to say he does not do the same for me at times because he does I am very spoiled. But, I get left A list every morning and everything on that list is to be done when he gets home unless I am not feeling well or something comes up and I just can't get it done. But I am very devoted to my husband and most of the time get everything done.

    You don't get offended by said list?

  • amcalmond768
    amcalmond768 Posts: 289 Member
    Cutaway_Collar wrote: »
    I was just typing this up in another thread.

    My wife has a very strong personality. Me, I'm very diplomatic and polite. She is not and she is the kind of person you don't want to mess with becoz she will tear you apart. I kind of get a rise out of it.

    Like when we bought the house and the neighbor gave me a hard time because I was parking on the street even though it was in front of my own fcuking house. I was shocked and I kind of stood back pensively when he said, "let's not make this a legal issue".

    When she got home, I told her about it and she walked right across in rage to have a chat and I don't know what happened, the neighbor and his wife are now fleeing at the very sight of me or my wife ever since.
    That's good.. She don't take crap from anyone! Sometimes we have to be just a tad cut throat.
  • Lonestar5715
    Lonestar5715 Posts: 466 Member
    BinaryPulsar wrote: »
    I did go-go dancing tonight.

    What was the go-go dancing like? Was this the first time you had ever danced that step? Was it an event or a club that featured that music? Just curious.....
  • BinaryPulsar
    BinaryPulsar Posts: 8,927 Member
    Lonestar5715 wrote: »
    BinaryPulsar wrote: »
    I did go-go dancing tonight.

    What was the go-go dancing like? Was this the first time you had ever danced that step? Was it an event or a club that featured that music? Just curious.....

    I was taking a class in burlesque and go-go dancing with a burlesque performer. Though, I expected more burlesque, it was more go-go dancing. And it was 1960's style go-go dancing. It wasn't my first time dancing in this style. But first actual class in this style. It was fun. And good exercise. And a friend was taking the class as well. It was a surprise and I hadn't seen her in a while. The class was in her area, where I used to live, but I moved.
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