This is hilarious!!good one! I think it’s great if you can joke around with your spouse like that.A bad marriage saying....
Wife; "I've lost weight."
Husband, (pointing to her butt); "I found it, there it is!"
Its about Bad Marriage Sayings. Men are part of marriage just like women last I checked.Yeah, but this thread is not about husbands who say stupid things. It is about stupid things said which basically reinforce the notion that the wife is the real head of the home. That is why they are called "sayings", because they are perceived by the general populace, to be wise advice, when in reality, those sayings themselves, are just bad!
Do we have a thread dedicated to "things you shouldn't say to your wife"?This is hilarious!!good one! I think it’s great if you can joke around with your spouse like that.
I wasn't thinking of that particular one, but it is nonetheless true! That saying works here as well, even though it doesn't make her the de-facto head. I was more in line with thinking of not smart things to say as a put-down sort of vein.Not to my knowledge. Sounds like a great thread. Should probably start with “forsaking all others”
Anything that you say as a put-down qualifies as not smart.not smart things to say as a put-down sort of vein.
Yup! But it can be funny, depending on the self-esteem of the wife. Now "Forsaking all others" is not smart, but it doesn't qualify as a put-down. That is the point I am trying to differentiate. Like pointing to her butt and saying, "I found it", is not funny at all to a wife that is conscientious of her weight, but other wives might have fun with it.Anything that you say as a put-down qualifies as not smart.
Triple or Quadruple Like on that one, or can I do Triple AND Quadruple Like!"Hang on a second and I'll go ask her if she'll let me"
I think it started on one of those Oprah shows back in the 90s, when she started introducing Dr Phil to her audience. I'm not sure it was him, but someone came on the show and said that the men who boasted about not having to do chores, were later complaining about not getting any sex.Great video @windblown.
"I do not want to see the Revolting Man in a frilly apron vacuuming or doing the dishes."
You are right, the whole choreplay thing is bad marital advice.
I think it started on one of those Oprah shows back in the 90s, when she started introducing Dr Phil to her audience. I'm not sure it was him, but someone came on the show and said that the men who boasted about not having to do chores, were later complaining about not getting any sex.
I've had people say that to me about Samuel. I'll say I've got 7 kids, and they'll say it's 8 with Samuel. No, no, no, it's not. I have 7 children and a very helpful and wonderful husband who is not like a child at all.