Wife in a bad mood

coyney · October 11, 2008

Nebbiolo said:
I think it might have worked for me a bit more than that, Roy. Perhaps twice or something

I think I went wrong bragging to her sisters husband about it :lol:

never trust a Manc again :lol:

Nebbiolo · October 11, 2008

coyney said:
I think I went wrong bragging to her sisters husband about it never trust a Manc again

Bad move, Roy. Very bad move :lol:

Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian · October 11, 2008

just google H.R.T. and leave it on the screen, if that doesnt work nothing will.

coyney · October 11, 2008

Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian said:
just google H.R.T. and leave it on the screen, if that doesnt work nothing will.

Its easy for you Kel.You can invent a call out and hide some of us lesser mortals are stuck in the arena that was once a love nest :lol:

Blue Ray · October 11, 2008

Nebbiolo said:
It's like a chilly wind blowing through our place at the moment.

Shut the back door then :lol:

Jamo Martinez · October 11, 2008

Nebbiolo said:
Tried the food thing and she isn't interested. Tried the hugging her from behind and caressing her stomach. She's not biting, mate. It'll blow over, in about 6 hours.

Aren't you the lucky one. when my mrs is in a bad mood it's like a winter night in the north pole. Actually today's the first Saturday in ages that she hasn't been sulking. I had to get up early and go shopping with her to keep it like that. Problem is, She didn't find what she was looking for and I got a nice shirt. So, I'm not out of the woods yet

Nebbiolo · October 11, 2008

James Martin said:
Aren't you the lucky one. when my mrs is in a bad mood it's like a winter night in the north pole. Actually today's the first Saturday in ages that she hasn't been sulking. I had to get up early and go shopping with her to keep it like that. Problem is, She didn't find what she was looking for and I got a nice shirt. So, I'm not out of the woods yet

Why is it that they sulk all day? I mean, I'm prone to a sulk now and then, but for about half an hour tops. Then I just can't be bothered continuing it.

Anyway, now that she's rewritten my CV and I've accepted each revision, she's like putty in my hands. :lol:

TX Bill · October 11, 2008

When my wife is like that, I just get things done around the house and stay out of the way.

Bluelass · October 11, 2008

you lot just don't understand women do you?

coyney · October 11, 2008

Bluelass said:
you lot just don't understand women do you?

I was brought up to love and respect them no one said anything about understanding them :lol:

Chris · October 11, 2008

Bluelass said:
you lot just don't understand women do you?

Even women don't understand women. Men have no chance.

I'm in the dog house for booking half term holidays off from work, totally forgetting I'd booked it off but apparently had said I'd book somewhere to go away with the kids... now.. I dooooont remember saying that or tbh even booking the time off! Cold shoulder is not the word tonight.

coyney · October 11, 2008

Chris said:
Even women don't understand women. Men have no chance.

I'm in the dog house for booking half term holidays off from work, totally forgetting I'd booked it off but apparently had said I'd book somewhere to go away with the kids... now.. I dooooont remember saying that or tbh even booking the time off! Cold shoulder is not the word tonight.

Chris when it comes to being badly done by they play the martyr role better than any actor,my Mrs cant walk far when she is feeling well so we got her a wheel chair then because I cant walk far either we got a pair of mobility scooters which have made a great difference to our quality of life,but when we had words she informs me I got the scooters because I cant be arsed pushing the f** wheelchair :lol:

cant win.

Jamo Martinez · October 11, 2008

Nebbiolo said:
Why is it that they sulk all day? I mean, I'm prone to a sulk now and then, but for about half an hour tops. Then I just can't be bothered continuing it.

Anyway, now that she's rewritten my CV and I've accepted each revision, she's like putty in my hands.

I know. I get bored after a while but they seem to get energy from sulking or something. Mine can keep it up for weeks. If she organised a sulkathon, she could raise millions for charity. And get into the Guinness book of records.
As for being able to manipulate the situation, [Poor language removed] Everton players, you're my new hero

Bluelass · October 12, 2008

coyney said:
I was brought up to love and respect them no one said anything about understanding them

okay, fair point but it's really not that hard!
Hmmmm, as far as the sulking goes, yes, I can understand that, I too can sulk for a day or two at a time (I'm very resiliant) and while my OH is just keeping out of my way, it makes me sulk even harder - it's just attention seeking behaviour.
I only do it because I want a fight or to have a moan about something.
The minute I'm challenged though, I give up because I know I'm really just being a childish prat. Having said that, there's one incident that happened almost two years ago and I'm still sulking about it

!
Not every day of course but I still get a gob on when it's brought up in conversation.

Nebbiolo · October 12, 2008

I got it again in the neck last night. I smashed the lid on her favourite casserole dish. What's worse, the splinters went into the casserole, thereby ruining dinner. Apparently I couldn't care less about material items and left a fleece and two pairs of jeans outside for over a week. :huh: