Why Is My Husband Such A Jerk About Me?

Okay, I left the kids baseball game to run errands. I had to go 5 places on a Saturday: Mom’s house, Post Office, Wal-mart, Office depot and pharmacy, none of which are quick on a weekday let alone a Saturday. After 2 1/2 hours I was heading home onl;y to encounter the biggest jerk in the world on the cell phone. He was yelling at me telling me I was gone too long and when I tried to explain that the neighboring post office was closed so ours was packed he just kept on yelling at me. My husband makes me feel like a toy that can only play by his rules. He is so sweet to me though when he is horny:( What would you all do?? We are still fighting, I am at home and he is demanding I get back to the ball fields.
I left my husband and mom and dad and sister and brother in law at the fields with my kids.
My kids game was over and we were there for my oldest to umpire and watch my nephews game. I NEVER miss a game.

Answer by dgrhm
Get counseling.

Answer by misslj76
give him those duties next time see if he could do them any quicker!!

Answer by West Indian Gal
It is not a good idea to just leave your kids at a public space and take off. You should have taken them with you if it was that important; or you could have waited until the baseball game was over. It depends on the circumstances and the age of the children.

Answer by red_infant_girl@yahoo
Because he probably feel youre messing around on him!

Answer by Gabby
NO Way.
get out of there.
he’s just keeping you as a little toy. [as you said].
tell him you need time off, stay at a friend’s house, and see if he can handle doing all the things that you were doing. then hopefully he’ll understand.

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…You exhibit a slight twitch when introduced to anyone with the first names of Charley, Frances, Ivan, or Jeanne.

…Your freezer never has more than $ 20 worth of food in it any given time.

..You’re looking at paint swatches for the plywood on your windows to accent the house color.

…You think of your hall closet/saferoom as “cozy”.

…Your pool is more accurately described as “framed in” than “screened in”.

…Your freezer in the garage now only has homemade ice in it.

…You no longer worry about relatives visiting during the summer months.

…You too haven’t heard back from the insurance adjuster.

…You now understand what that little “2% hurricane deductible” phrase really means in your homeowner’s policy.

…You’re putting a collage together on your driveway of roof shingles from your neighborhood.

…You were once proud of your 16″ electric chain saw.

…Your street has more than 3 “NO WAKE” signs posted.

…You now own more than 5 large ice chests.

…Your parrot can now say “hammered, pounded and hunker down”.

…You recognize people in line at the free ice, gas and plywood locations.

…You stop what you’re doing and clap and wave when you see a convoy of power company trucks come down your street.

…You have the personal cell phone numbers of the managers for: plywood, roofing supplies and generators at Home Depot on your speed dialer.

…You’ve spent more than $ 20 on “tall white kitchen bags” to make your own sand bags.

…You’re considering upgrading your chainsaw from 16″ to 20″.

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…Your therapist refers to your condition as “generator envy”.

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Answer by milkshake74
aaahhhaaaa lol i live in florida. most of those aren’t true. everyone i know is about surfing….lol. its cute though. :]

Answer by la_gurl
ya i dont live in florida……….

Answer by pottersclay70
I live in Northwest Florida. Yesterday was the 2 year anniversary of Hurricane Ivan. Can you believe there are still some people rebuilding from that? I can!

Thank goodness for those generators no matter how much noise they make.

We have several chainsaws, but not nearly as many trees as we once did. I guess we’ll spend our time helping neighbors who still have trees. We’ll even bring our own bar oil.

When the power company convoy came into our neighborhood people sat out in their front yards and watched them. They had a TANGLED mess to clean up. A tornado went through a wooded area and tied knots in the power lines.

During Ivan we didn’t sustain any damage that we needed the insurance adjuster, but Hurricane Dennis in 2005 made up for lost time. Our adjuster was out right away too. I guess we’re fortunate in that regards. We’re still working on getting things back to “normal” though.

I don’t have a parrot, but if I did, I would teach him to say “hunker down”. My mother has a phrase “WE’RE GONNA DIE!” that she says with sarcasm about the time the panic hits the town drama queens… I would teach the parrot to say that too. I just can’t do it justice here.

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