Do men feel the same about women? Just want to be alone? (divorce, divorced)
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This conversation comes up a few times a week when I am out and about with my female friends and sibling.
The divorced and widowed ones say they can never imagine living with a man again.
The married ones can't wait until their hubbies take off for a few days or even hours.
I'm not officially attached and live with a roommate - but this morning I had to agree with them.
Always asking me questions from the other side of the house. I have to get up and go ask what?
Taking forever to get ready to leave. We don't go anywhere together, but I prefer to leave the house after he is gone. He will leave doors open etc. Very absent minded.
He does a lot around here so I try to overlook this but after being asked ten times if I want something to eat after I said no in person and in text (a record he can review), it just drives me batty!!
Do men get irritated with their women? How do y'all cope.
I really don't want to get mad at him since he does do a lot around here. Just be quiet - lol. Stop asking questions.
I thought that after this relationship was over, I would like to be involved with someone again - but I don't know.
Maybe separate living arrangements would work. And no "assigned" household chores. No expectations of making dinner or doing laundry. Just a carefree existence together - does that exist??
It depends on the type of person you are and the type of person you choose to share your living quarters with (roommate, spouse) and how you set boundaries and deal with trivial irritations.
I was used to having my days to myself and work in my studio, now I have my husband home full time and life has dramatically changed as has my time in the studio. However he is my best friend and we are going on a lot of adventures, and do what we want and when we want and when we are in the mood. I gave up working full time on my art but if I need to spend a couple of hours each morning in the studio I do it and my husband goes off and does his thing. we meet for lunch and then the rest of the day is for travel, relaxing, movies whatever we are in the mood for. I enjoyed being single, then I enjoyed being married. I do understand the moans and complaints though as I have friends whose husbands drove them up the wall with questions, and forgetting that the wife may be retired too and shouldn't be expected to cook breakfast, lunch and dinner anymore.
Misandry on parade. And older women wonder why men dump them and find trophy wives -- LOL
Hey and maybe the women are secretly happy that they hit the road?
I would be glad if he was happy with someone else. I want him to enjoy life. Finding someone that will do that for him would’ve great. He has been through a lot.
Misandry on parade. And older women wonder why men dump them and find trophy wives -- LOL
Oh give it a rest, it works both ways.
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