The husband invites family and friends without notice and expects his wife to handle all preparations
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A Reddit woman has risen by her situation when she shares with others and she feels her husband regularly puts her on her on the last minute party plan – and then criticizes her when it comes to valid time that requires enough time to do enough preparation.
“My husband would invite his family and friends to the day until that day,” she wrote on the social media site.
“Then he wanted me to clean and run to the store to prepare/cook everything.”
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“The last time she told me she finally decided to leave the house because I only had four hours to arrive. He cancelled it,” she said.
She also wrote in the post: “The thing is that his family is constantly judging and talking about each other, so when he says 'It's okay, they don't care,' I know, he knows, he's already full.”
According to her post, a woman (without pictures) shared in a red post about her husband repeatedly getting her into trouble. (iStock)
That woman said it was not just “tidying up the house. We don't stock it up often [with] Food or drinks get people over. ” she added.
“When I got home, I asked him what he was going to have dinner and he replied, ‘I don’t know, I think it’s nice that they don’t come over again.’’
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She continued, her husband then began to “angry”, calling her “problem because I can’t let it go.”
“I told him many times that it only took a few days of notice to be organized. But he insisted that I was having a hard time, nervous and uncooperative,” she wrote.
She then asked others about their dilemma, many weighing the couple’s relationship.
“If he doesn’t want to do it [all the work]“Why do you want it?” ” (iStock)
More than 1,000 people shared the comments – about 12,000 people responded overall to the couple's situation.
One person wrote: “The fact that he canceled rather than did the preparation and hosted it alone proved that he knew 'work related to mobility'.”
“If he doesn't want to do this, why?”
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Another said: “Table. Tell him that you have an impromptu barbecue and he needs to clean up the garden, including mowing the lawn, taking out the table and chairs and barbecue, going out and buying all the food, then buying all the food, then setting it up as his job before people start until 4pm and everyone knows what barbecue and Yard Works work because barbecue and Yard work nabe are yar n yard ers''''''''
“Turn the table. Tell him you have an impromptu barbecue.”
The same person added: “When he says no, angry, when he puts pressure on you to clean and prepare food, when he invites these people to invite these people without warning, do anything and you ask for help.”
Most commenters about the virus Reddit thread say that the woman is absolutely nothing wrong with the current situation. (iStock)
Another commenter came up with some other ideas.
“Unless he mostly last minute cleaning, shopping and cooking his The guest (it doesn't sound like he is) and then he treats you like the employee, not the partner. ”
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Writing another person to the woman, “I laughed when I read you left the house. That was so perfect, I do it every time.”
The man added: “Why do you have to do all the cooking, shopping and cleaning for his family?”
“Sorry, your husband is a big baby,” one person wrote, the couple's problem. (iStock)
The same person said the woman was “absolutely” because her behavior or her feelings were not good.
Personally, I'm sorry, your husband is a big baby.”
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“I hope you let him read all these comments.”
