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Annoying habit my husband has:
He never shuts his brain off. I know this isn't really a habit, but he doesn't have any habits really. He's suffered from OCD a bit(not as bad as some)and his brain just is constantly going. I also hate that he dosen't think so much of himself and puts himself down. It makes me sad really. Probably stems from his parents pretty much disowning him.
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That I can always feel safe with him. He always puts me first and loves me for who I am. He is loving, trusting, funny, romantic and the love of my life and I wouldn't trade him for anything...
I made a comment recently on how sad it was that someone died and my wife said people are supposed to die. Of course she was right but it came out a bit cold and I don't think she ever would have said it prior to her parents and brothers passing.
I made a comment recently on how sad it was that someone died and my wife said people are supposed to die. Of course she was right but it came out a bit cold and I don't think she ever would have said it prior to her parents and brothers passing.
I let it slide but its there.
Well..perhaps a death that close to her has made her a lil cynical on the subject?? I get that way when something like that hits close to home...its a bit of a defense mechanism.
My husband is very funny with an easy laugh. There is only one thing that bothers me about him and he can not help it...his jaw clicks when he chews and it drives me crazy!! Poor guy!!
LOL Im trying to imagine dinner or something...you might be like "Honey, could you please not chew? Thanks." LOL
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