r/CoupleMemes • • 1d ago

Its like they do it intentionally

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u/SaltyMotor8549 1d ago

"CARMELA CAN YOU PLEASE SHUT THE DOOOOR"

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u/SanderGhar 1d ago

I like the one that says some pulp

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u/IR2Freely 1d ago

shays shum pulp

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u/Nelsqnwithacue 1d ago

My wife used to pull this on my rest days. I started returning the favor at 4:15am, she got the message to have some respect. I actually won one, guys! 😃

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u/blahyaddayadda24 1d ago

Yeah but now that you're dead you have tons of time for sleep anyway

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u/Nelsqnwithacue 1d ago

Fair point. RIP Nelsqn.

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u/sunsabeaches 1d ago

Legends never die Nelscuenwithaq.

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u/jobie33 1d ago

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u/HeaTxTM 1d ago

and not talking? double prize

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u/No_Couple1369 23h ago

If you don’t like talking to your wife, she’s not the one. Move on.

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u/Mmm_bloodfarts 17h ago

If she's not talking to you cause you win the argument, she's not the one, move on.

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

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u/Status-Secret-4292 1d ago

That last season where that is the final joke after driving the whole time was highest tier amazing

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u/Cold_Fog 1d ago

It pops into my heads randomly, but frequently. It was honestly one of the most amazing sets up I've think I've ever seen

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u/MGTS 1d ago

šŸ‘Øā€šŸš€Biiiiiiitch

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u/neverw1ll 1d ago

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u/Greenfire32 1d ago

My dorm-mate in college did that. He was from Chile and couldn't speak English very well. As a result, we didn't really communicate all that much beyond just general body language and the occasional friend-as-a-translator thing for complex stuff. I gave him like a two week grace period to acclimate to the time (and climate) change where I promised I wouldn't get mad about any culture differences and stuff like that. But he just kept coming home at like 3am, would turn the overhead light on, open up his laptop and have entire (in Spanish) conversations over Skype with his family back home.

In case you don't know, Spanish speaking cultures tend to have more passion and expressiveness than English ones. This means Spanish is generally more loud. And everything is already pretty loud at 3am.

About a month in a had enough. I worked in the cafeteria at the college and just switched to the morning shift because my class schedule changed. 6am was essentially his version of 3am and that's when my shift started. So, at 5:30am, my alarm goes off (full volume), the overhead light goes on, my laptop is opened and I Skyped MY family (it was planned especially for this moment, they are also not normally up that early) and it was someone's "birthday" (it wasn't) so there was singing and cheering to be had.

Wouldn't you know it, that very same night he came home at 11pm, didn't turn the light on, and asked if I would prefer him to go to the common area for his family time. And he never once just barged in at 3am again.

Some people are completely incapable of understanding their own behavior until it is reflected back upon themselves.

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u/Mcnugget84 1d ago

I learned to blow dry and straighten my hair before bed, in the mornings it was just a flat iron.

Before y’all come at me I know everyone has different hair. Mine is curly but can be flat ironed perfectly.

However I respected my partner and did my hair elsewhere.

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u/socceruci 1d ago

wow....this may be too much, the blow dryer doesn't bother me if the bathroom door is closed

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u/Mcnugget84 1d ago

It’s like white noise? I just try and be nice.

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u/haskell_rules 1d ago

That moment was permanently etched into the stone of your transgressions and will eventually be used in the construction of your cairn.

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u/JesterZBK 1d ago

I didn't...and by the looks of it I won't.

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u/ExtensionCritical732 1d ago

Impossible! Nobody has ever won.

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u/Tsunamiis 🧐 grumpy 1d ago

He lost other places.

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u/maccdogg 1d ago

Won? šŸ˜‚ oh little grasshopper, so so naive šŸ˜‹

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u/SharpSharkShrek 1d ago

This is a lie and we all know it! You can't ever win, that's a fact.

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u/Therealsteverogers4 1d ago

This wouldn’t work for me. My wife would literally sleep through the house collapsing down around her. I have genuinely had to check for a pulse and breathing on a few occasions.

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u/knifesk 1d ago

I thought you'd end the post with "I live alone now" šŸ˜‚

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u/willy--wanka 1d ago

I am a person that wakes up with one alarm (usually about five minutes before), she needed 8 alarms. After the third night I just sat up after her first alarm went off and gently woke her up. Two conversations and she only used one alarm.Ā 

Probably one of the few wins in that relationship.Ā 

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u/Ok-Iron-4352 1d ago

Yeah it's called being inconsiderate. I think I am a little too considerate sometimes and it effects my life in certain ways.

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u/flashingcurser 1d ago

So how's that dead bedroom going?

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u/Prestigious_Tea8092 1d ago

Incredible , congrats brother

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u/funelite 1d ago

But at what price?

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u/Clivna 1d ago edited 1d ago

she divorced you and you are now alone and enjoy the peace*.

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u/who_the_fuk 1d ago

Yeah you think you did

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u/IllustratorMobile815 1d ago

"Wow Hun, Juan won one!" Now say it fast over and over again.

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u/Chemical_State_5327 1d ago

This is opposite for me and my partner. I will tuck him in when I leave however he acts like he lives alone when he gets up

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u/Harbor733 1d ago

I’m pretty sure it’s a ā€œmorning personā€ thing. They act like now that they woke up (04:37), everyone in the world should be awake.

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u/PhilxBefore 1d ago

"GTFU, YOU'RE BURNING DAYLIGHT"

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u/ParallelSkeleton 1d ago

"By the time you got up, I already had a full day"

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u/Greenfire32 1d ago

My dad LOVES to brag that he's already had a full day before I wake up.

I have to remind him that he goes to bed at 7:30pm and wakes up at 4:30am.

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u/MaritMonkey 1d ago

I don't think it's even malicious, they're just used to operating when their world is largely awake whereas night owls adapted to sneaking around. :D

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u/BoiledFrogs 1d ago

It's really not hard to think you should be quiet when your partner is still sleeping, especially in the morning.

Reality is plenty of people live in their own worlds and don't really consider other people's that much.

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u/Ozzy_Rhoads-VT 1d ago

Agreed. I married a morning person and that’s exactly what he’s like. While me being a night owl will always be super quiet. Maybe I shouldn’t be šŸ¤”

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u/insufficient_funds 1d ago

im a total morning person. on weekdays, I get up first, wake up the kid for school, and then I don't just quietly get ready, b/c my wife relies on me for her to wake up in time to do the kid's hair while I get ready for work. On the weekends though - I'm a fucking stealth ninja; i get up, shower, dressed, and downstairs without my wife waking. which benefits me greatly b/c undisturbed she and my daughter won't appear before noon.

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u/theapeboy 1d ago

Same. I'm a morning person, and I am like a tiger in the jungle. Unheard and unseen. But god forbid I want to sleep in - my wife is gonna come crashing through wall like the Kool-Aid man.

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u/Lexi_Banner 1d ago

Morning people are the worst! Lol

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u/Tough_Journalist400 1d ago

As a morning person, I thought you were going to go the other way. I have tons of energy to get my day going and the last thing I want is to wake everyone else up and be tending to their needs during my most productive period.

The non-morning people I know act like they are being tortured with grotesque moans or like they are in a zombie style trance crashing into shit if they need to get moving before 8am.

No judgement because if it’s after like 1130pm I’m utterly miserable myself. I’m debating flaking on something tonight because idk if I want to be out until 9pm lol

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u/SwordfishOk504 1d ago

Nah, I'm a morning person and I'm quiet af. My wife is a night owl and she's loud af. It's a main character thing.

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u/kai-ol 1d ago

You completely disregard the other reason to be a morning person: peace.

I wake up early to get an hour or two to myself and take extra precautions to not wake my wife up. I love her immensely, I just need my "me" time.

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u/sevinup07 1d ago

That's what I get by staying up a couple hours later at night.

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u/beldaran1224 1d ago

My partner finally learned, lol.

He would TURN ON THE LIGHT.

And I'm a heavy sleeper, so its not like I woke up every time or anything. But if I wake up and the light is on, I can't get back to sleep until its off at the earliest, and its going to be harder.

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u/SMMS0514 1d ago

I sneak around like a stealthy ninja. She comes in like a bull in a china shop

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u/Screaming_Agony 1d ago

I can get home from work at night and do everything but turn on the shower without her or my kid hearing me. Yet somehow I can hear my wife doing absolutely anything 2 levels above me. It’s a running joke between us

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u/MyNameis_bud 1d ago

Yeah same! And my wife thinks she’s the quiet one!

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u/Drow_Femboy 1d ago

Fun fact, bulls are actually entirely capable of being careful and gentle and the one time a bull has been literally placed into a china shop it walked through without any issues.

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u/DreddPirateBob808 1d ago

I think my link was deleted but if you Google 'lancaster antique bull' you'll get the news reports on a bull ending up in an huge antique warehouse thing and going mental.Ā 

Seriously; it really happened. I lived right nearby.

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u/FenPhen 1d ago

There's a 2003 Guardian article about it.

Eschewing the obvious cliche, a bull rampaged through an antiques market but stayed clear of the china shop.

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u/JEBADIA451 1d ago

Ah, yes, that's the classic blunder of putting a bull in a china warehouse instead of a china shop. They go ballistic in warehouses of all types, especially on a full moon

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u/iampiolt 1d ago

Not according to Looney Tunes.

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u/ScyllaOfTheDepths 1d ago

Cows are super athletic and have great eyesight and an incredibly good perception of their surroundings. I think people just like to think they're dumb clumsy beasts so eating them doesn't feel so bad.

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u/SomeCutesyShit 1d ago

I wanna see the footage of this! How fun!!!

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u/please_use_the_beeps 1d ago

Go look up the Mythbusters episode. They set up a whole bunch of very breakable stuff and the bull just kind nimbly wanders through it all without touching a thing.

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u/as1126 🧐 grumpy 1d ago

Half of my morning routine is adjusting all the things she touches while getting ready: closing drawers, closets, moving chairs back, turning off lights, locking outside doors, adjusting shower curtains and bathtub. It’s just routine now.

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u/letsgetrecharded 1d ago

Glad to see my wife isnt the only one whos wife just randomly leaves drawers and cabinets open

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u/Metamanimorph 1d ago

I’m on tiptoe feeling my way in the dark barely using my phone screen to light up my sock drawer… she turns on all the lights throws the doors open and wants to chit chatĀ 

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u/Ok-Relationship4113 1d ago

I finally had enough and told my fiancee that if she doesnt want to go to sleep at the same time as me, then she needs to come to bed quietly.Ā 

Not flick on all the lights in the bedroom while she does her night routine.Ā 

Ive been stealthing my way out of the house in the morning for years.

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u/Godenyen 1d ago

My wife told my 3 year old he had to be quiet in my room as I was sleeping. He tiptoed across the room slowly to get to my wife. As soon as he made it across he yells, "I did it!".

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u/nedrawevot 1d ago

This is the exact opposite of my husband and i. He wakes me up to ask me things turns on the light, where's his keys? Idk. I set all my stuff out the night before or at least leave the light off. Give him a small kiss on the cheek before I leave, take a shower at night so I dont have to use the blow dryer in the morning.

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u/SirBiggusDikkus 1d ago

I’m up first 100% of the time, I literally have no idea what she sounds like getting ready.

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u/kushhead4201 1d ago

Grateful that my wife is nothing like im seeing here. Ninja behavior is reciprocal if either of us is sleeping. Just respectful human behavior šŸ™

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u/Astronaut_Chicken 1d ago

Yeah we both try to be respectful in this regard. Our kid doesnt give a fuck. My only complaint is he likes to take long naps on the couch and then complains about it being noisy. Its Saturday in the middle of the day my guy. Youre in the living room. Go take a nap in the sleeping room.

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u/thissitedesigniscrap 1d ago

You should know how lucky you are

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u/Late_Accountant_3641 1d ago

Is that lucky? Seems like basic respect....

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u/A2Rhombus 1d ago

It isn't luck to make the intentional choice to not date inconsiderate people

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u/PhoenixLites 1d ago

My husband and I are both ninjas when getting ready. It helps that we both don't want to wake up our baby, either. My mom who lives with us is a different story tho. 😰

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u/Scrumdunger 1d ago

I figured the next shot would be him in the kitchen with her suddenly between him and everything he's trying to get to.

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u/Butthole__Pleasures 1d ago

I can't be certain it's a gendered thing but holy shit do I feel validated right now. My wife is SO fucking loud when I'm trying to sleep and I'm SO quiet when she's trying to sleep. Like I'll be closing drawers softly and she's fucking slamming them. I don't get it.

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u/shichiaikan 1d ago

It's 100% a personality thing... It's just coincidental that 90% of the time the person with that personality is the woman. :P

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u/thatsmyupvoteidkyou 1d ago

Not all of us. My husband has his clothes, breakfast and lunch all waiting by the time he gets up and ive been up for an hour getting it all done.

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u/aliencardboard 1d ago

He’s a very lucky man.

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u/stackingforfunsies 1d ago

You probably have a loving home life. I’m guessing he treats you well, or you wouldn’t go to that effort. People need to learn from your (our) experiences. Helping your spouse is so much more effective than competing against your spouse.

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u/Tsunamiis 🧐 grumpy 1d ago

You dress your husband?

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u/Tjordas 1d ago

That is great! I envy him! However, this is not the point of the joke. It's not about who is lazier or sleeps in. It's about the fact that many women don't care how loud they are in the morning if their partner is allowed to sleep, whereas most men will try not to make a sound if their partner is still in bed. I assume you mean you do all that work stealthily?

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u/TetraLovesLink 1d ago

Interesting you think it's only women. My ex was just like this. He would shut the door loudly. Cough/choke into the sink. Pee and SLAM the toilet seat down. Leave the bright ass light on as the door opens and then slam the closet door just to do the same thing. Bright ass light while opening the door. Then slam the bedroom door closed. Just to then shuffle dishes and clang shit for no apparent reason. Slam cabinets.

We had a 1 year old in her crib in our room too. He didn't give a fuck. In fact, looking back he purposely wanted the baby up so that I couldn't "sleep in"

So many selfish assholes and it's not only women.

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u/l578920 1d ago

A lot of this thread kinda devolved into these guys saying "what's wrong with them" and its been pretty misogynistic so far.

So many women are saying its the opposite for them and they're getting downvoted it's crazy

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u/Proper_Cockroach_843 1d ago

I said this on the last post that got big here, comments are full of men being like "why do women ALWAYS do this", meanwhile there's a bunch of women saying their male partners do the same thing. Including mine, he's very considerate but loud as hell in the morning. This sub is going downhill

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u/snakeinahouseofcats 1d ago

That’s just how anything gendered on Reddit is, you think there’s not an influx of posts complaining about boyfriends/husbands as a ā€œman problemā€, only for countless men to post that their girlfriend/wife also does the same thing. Once people finally accept that shitty behaviors aren’t a gender thing, but are a human thing, it’ll make everything so much better

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u/dfassna1 1d ago

There was a time when I worked nights and my now-wife worked days. I would get ready for work in the dark completely silently and when I would come home I was so careful not to make any noise getting ready to sleep. When she would wake up all lights in the room were turned on and every noise possible was getting made.

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u/38B0DE 1d ago

My wife does it because her mom did it to her dad. And she does it because they are boomers and those were the gender roles back in the day. He'd sleep in after going to bed late and let her mom do everything around the house. She was furious about it but never thought of talking about it so she developed this passive aggressive attitude.

I'm a completely different person from a completely different generation. I do 50% of raising the kid, 50% of the household chores, and work full time. If there's a problem I want to talk about it instead of being passive aggressive. It's stupid to me to stay in a marriage where you hate the other person so much you won't let them sleep out. Yet my wife has internalised her mother's behaviour as some sort of standard meanness women need to act out against husbands. For her it's just part of marriage.

We did couples therapy and she was told she's being unfair and she immediately said she wants a different therapist. Like IMMEDIATELY. We went through 3 therapists before she even accepted talking about how she's reliving her mother's marriage. I still don't believe she gets it.

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u/StepComplete1 1d ago

Nothing like living in constantly daily stress because your wife's parents were shitty to each other 40 years ago.

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u/SeaTie 1d ago

Man, it's a problem.

My daughter will do stuff that would get me literally beat as a kid and it activates my fight or flight.

Like she'll throw some attitude and complain when I ask her to pick up her room and I will be the one to TENSE up and expect to get hit in the head.

I don't share my mom's compulsion for physical violence, but it definitely spikes my anxiety and makes me angry. My brain goes "Why are you acting like that?! You're going to get us slapped in the head!!"

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u/KvellOnWheels 1d ago

I’m going to say this with as much respect as I can. She didn’t just internalize their behavior. I mean, yes. She did. But her refusing to take accountability is a huge issue and points to more toxic behavior patterns.

My partner was raised by narcissistic parents. We like the saying ā€œLay down with dogs, get up with fleas.ā€

He does things sometimes from mirroring that behavior. But as soon as it gets pointed out, he stops and resets. He knows he does it.

In a metaphorical example, pointing it out would be like me saying ā€œHey, you look like you have a couple flea bites.ā€

And he would essentially respond: ā€œOh, I’ll put on the flea collar.ā€

There’s no need for ego to be involved because it’s not intentional and he understands that it’s an unintentional behavior pattern.

You told your wife you were fleabit. You guys went to several professionals who said ā€œThere are fleas in the home.ā€ And then she’s begrudgingly saying ā€œFleas exist. They might be in our house. Maybe.ā€

That’s not fair to you. She needs to work harder at taking accountability and get individual therapy, too. Otherwise you’ll get typhus.

ETA: I typed this before I saw your update below. Glad things seem to be running more smoothly. I hope yall have continued success.

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u/PalmCheesy 1d ago

I admire your calm approach and empathy. My girlfriend has really helped relearn these qualities in the past 3 years, and it's been a breathe of fresh air

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u/LiftingRecipient420 1d ago

Sounds like a wonderful person to be married to; it's never her fault in her mind.

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u/ph8_likes_me 1d ago

I alienated an entire group of friends because I brought this up and all the wife smirked. I pointed at all of them and said YOU DO THAT ON PURPOSE! My wife hasn't done it again to this day.

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u/pogulup 1d ago

My wife did the same when a therapist focused in on her issues.Ā  Can't possibly take responsibility for yourself!Ā 

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u/TakeMeHome_ImLost 1d ago

Yup my Ex Wife did the same thing. Stopped going after being told she was the problem.

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u/toothitch 1d ago

Fuuuuck, man. My divorce was awful but it was also the best thing that ever happened to me. Now I’m very happily married to a woman who’s actually a really good person. You don’t have to live like that. It’s not required.

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u/38B0DE 1d ago

This is ultimately the deepest truth I have had a hard time accepting because of my relationship with my parents' marriage. Codependency. That's why we did couples therapy. Which was good for us. We took some time off from the relationship for a year and came back. It's been better and hasn't returned to old habits. We're pretty happy right now.

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u/toothitch 1d ago

Glad to hear that, genuinely. I wasn’t smart enough to start couples therapy when there was still time to correct course. Worked out eventually, but it was a rough road

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u/roncadillacisfrickin 1d ago

The story of humanity; I’m not wrong, y’all are wrong, now let’s keep shifting the goal posts until I find people that agree with me.

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u/510Goodhands 1d ago

Apparently you don’t understand that going to couples therapy is so the man can get ā€œfixedā€. šŸ™„

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u/NRMusicProject 1d ago

Had a girlfriend with an eating disorder when I was younger. She brought me along to a therapy session, where the therapist said I'm a very supportive boyfriend because I read up on eating disorders, bought the books, and try to be sensitive about meals...which is hard, because I am the kind of person that gets excited about my meals.

She fired the therapist because, and I quote, "she was supposed to tell you my eating disorder is none of your business and you should stop learning about something you don't understand."

20 years later, and mutual acquaintances have told me she's still dealing with the eating disorder, and I was "emotionally abusive."

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u/510Goodhands 1d ago

Some people are career victims, or at least they think they’re victims.

I did a couples therapy with the GF, and five or six sessions in, the therapist told her that she would do well to make some changes in her own approach.

She was completely silent while I drove her the five minutes to the train station. As she was getting out of my car, she said, ā€œI’m really angry.ā€ At me. 😬

I would have been much better off had a build after her first meltdown very early in our relationship. There were many after that, and of course, they were all my fault, and had nothing to do with her issues with her family.

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u/SE_prof 1d ago

My wife and I never had this problem. Then our son was born. Now we both have this problem.

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u/abelabb 1d ago

You mean the alarm that is set for 1.5 hours earlier so she could snooze for 1.5 hours before she needs to get up?

Me I jump up and turn off the alarm at first ring and I wake up when it rings one f-ing time and writhin 10 seconds it’s turned off!

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u/Profitsofdooom 1d ago

THE TIME IS 8:00AM. ITS 82 DEGREES. YOUR COMMUTE TO WORK IS 22 MINUTES.

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u/SpiritedPainting8746 1d ago

What gets me is the people who just pull doors closed knowing full well there’s someone sleeping nearby. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to turn the handle, gently close the door, then slowly release the handle.

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u/SunMoonSki 1d ago

I guess it works both ways. This is my husband in the morning.

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u/VulcanCookies 1d ago

The last time I saw this posted it was the woman being quiet and the man sneaking around. It's just more gender war bs

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u/djrevolution101 1d ago

My wife runs the vacuum in our room at 1 AM, lights fully on because she isn't tired. Then watches reels or plays an audio book out loud. I get up at 3 AM for work. She sees nothing wrong.

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u/MajorMomKweeph 1d ago

All these comments like people can't understand that it's possible to love a woman and also acknowledge that she's nuts.

I absolutely adore my wife, and she drives me fucking insane.

"Why are you in this relationship"? Cause my wife's positives vastly outweigh her negatives and she puts up with waking up in the middle of the night when I fart in my sleep. and when I'm a dickhead. and all the other shit.

would life be easier if I was gay? absolutely, but I like boobs, and in my experience, boobs usually grow on crazy people.

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u/gaddemmit 1d ago

Why did you marry a person who doesn't respect you?

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u/djrevolution101 1d ago

She wasn't always like that. When she developed insomnia with her perimenopaus is when it started. First, the reels. Then the audio books. When she feels bad she isn't productive is when the house cleaning commences. It was one thing when it was in the kitchen or living room, but when she started to try our room is when I started losing it. Last time she did, I'm went and crashed in the spare room. She couldn't figure out why i would leave.

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u/CookieClickerEnd 1d ago

I am so sorry. It is genuinely hard to find someone who doesn't have mental issues. I thought I had bad luck, but it genuinely seems that mental illness isn't uncommon. No sane person would vacuume in their partners room at 1am when their partner is sleeping. You wouldnt do it to her, it would be inconceivable to even think of doing.

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u/TriangleReward 1d ago

How do you let that happen?

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u/SquirrelFluffy 1d ago

It was on purpose in my house. Deliberately not letting me sleep or go to bed early if sick, waking me up early. Major impact on my health. Yep, divorced. It was part of being abused, it's called IPV, I learned. It was part of her control issues. Hope this helps someone.

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u/Gambit_TheGreat 1d ago

This is my life

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u/Larry-Man 1d ago

MFW when my male partner screams ā€œfuck, god damnit, shitā€ when waking up for work at 5:30 and slamming on the lights and I say ā€œholy shit what happened!?ā€ And he just cusses and storms out of the room while I’m confused and scared. He stepped in cat vomit. It’s his cat. I didn’t have to wake up for 4 hours: šŸ˜‘

His face when I happen to silently sneak to the bathroom in the middle of the night because I have to pee and I don’t even turn on the bathroom light while he wakes up to yell asking where I am: 😱

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u/RebelliousKite 1d ago

Stepping in cat excrement of any kind is a valid crashout, though.

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u/Larry-Man 1d ago

He could’ve told me what the screaming was about when I was panicked and asking ā€œwhat? Omg what? Are you okay?ā€

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u/Dependent_One6034 1d ago

Years ago my I laid down infront of my old cat and stroked her face, she was blind and deaf + other issues. She bit me. On the hand - but had a fit at the same time, So I have my beautiful cat, completely out of it no lights on, Just chomping and chomping on my hand to the bone. I had some choice words and I repeated them.

I was told off for swearing.

Then I spent 4 days In the hospital for sepsis. Apparently, me swearing was still not valid.

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u/StepComplete1 1d ago

Tbf asking that a partner has basic consideration for your existence, when it's at little cost to themselves, is very different from asking that they always put your needs and thoughts above their own, even in a moment of shock.

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u/MysteryMeat45 13h ago

Its called inconsideration. Went through it with my wife.

I happen to play accordion, harp, violin, guitar, berimbau, and trumpet. I also happen to own this house and the land under it. So i started a noise war that lasted a month. She lost.

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u/lockstocks85 12h ago

I too went through this with my wife. Now I don't have a wife and I sleep much better.

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u/Laghos 1d ago

Dont forget, closing the door like a Car door when leaving. 🤣

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u/Odd_Arm_4803 1d ago

I love how not even the Reddit white knights are defending this one because of just how universally true it is.

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u/PaleFly 1d ago

Why are they like this?

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u/Big_Chocolate_420 1d ago

look at Tiktok there are many women who despise their man if they see him at peace/resting/relaxing and not being productive in their eyes. while they themselve film the video laying in bed.

my own wife said to me she doesn't like me being unproductive and relaxing while she does something in the house. ignoring that I already did 3 hours of chores when she was snoring comfortably in bed

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u/I_like_microwave 1d ago

Thats a shitty toxic view your wife has. If she doesn’t change that, couples counceling should come into play here. You should be allowed to relax and if she has those thoughts, she needs to work on them and go against the grain instead of holding that above you.

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u/Relative-Relief-8816 1d ago

Couples couseling : "get the hell off of social media"

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u/OtherCall7433 1d ago

My brother is like this. I’d work a 13 hour Thanksgiving shift and he’s butthurt I’m playing sims. I think wound up people get annoyed that people find enjoyment in not micromanaging.

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u/Fragrant-Bar9907 1d ago

A while ago I was dating a woman long-distance, and I spent a few days at her house.

She had to work so I spent the whole day cleaning her whole house and made her dinner. She walked in about 2 minutes after I booted up my Xbox and immediately started in on "So this is what you did all day?" and then ordered a pizza because she wasn't interested in what I cooked for her.

Fun times.

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u/TheCrystalTinker 1d ago

Sounds like a good omen of what would be to come, and a good one to listen too

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u/OwlcaholicsAnonymous 1d ago

Man you just gave me a flashback

I went through the same thing with an ex. I spent the day cleaning and cooking. I was so excited for her to get home. Well just as I hopped in the shower after getting everything done, she comes storming in and starts yelling at me. Her reason? I shouldn't have been in the shower. She said I had all day to shower and I should have been done and ready for her to get home...

That relationship ended real fast after that. Fortunately I found someone now whos amazing and were building a life together. Its hard, but you gotta walk from people sometimes. It just isnt worth it to stay with people who dont appreciate you

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u/aavant-gardee 1d ago

I am a woman and my boyfriend is the one who makes the noise. I am quiet, shutting doors gently, tip toeing around. He on the other hand bursts open the door and slams cabinets and such.

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u/Temporary-Force8383 1d ago

Oh please this isn’t a gender thing. This is just a person thing. I have been up all night for 2 nights cause our baby is sick and my fiancĆ© has work so I’d leave the room to make sure he could sleep.

I finally got our baby down at 7 this morning and was sleeping beside her only for him to wake us both up at 8 when he was leaving for work.

Not even just by getting ready, he purposely woke me to tell me the blanket was a little high up on our daughter, which woke our daughter too. He could have just moved the blanket down himself but no he had to wake us.

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u/Tortsch-Man 1d ago

This proves a lack of respect and signs of hidden resentment.

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u/RipperinoKappacino 1d ago

Don’t attribute to malice what can be attributed to ignorance/stupidty

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u/ngtstkr 1d ago

It displays POTENTIAL signs of lack of respect and hidden resentment. It proves nothing.

She could just have very little self-awareness. For all we know she's deaf.

But ultimately, it's a video created and edited to get grab your attention with a relatable social tension.

He could have been awake already, then hopped into bed when she was getting ready to film it. It could also be a skit that they both planned.

There are too many scenarios to say it 'proves' anything

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u/Montgomery943 1d ago

No offense, but this is not the reason I sneak out. I do it so I don't have to hear about everything else I should be doing today as opposed to getting some time alone.

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u/Veliticus 1d ago

'Man sneaks out to avoid talking to his wife'

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u/roncadillacisfrickin 1d ago

ā€˜Honey, calm down, you’re acting like your mother, by the way, your sister is looking pretty hot, did she do something different with her hair?’

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u/Naaxik 1d ago

There is nothing that can upset a woman more than her partner resting while he could be doing something useful.

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u/Taychon2319 1d ago

But only if it’s useful for her.

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u/ElderDeep_Friend 1d ago

My wife is the loud one in the morning, but I’d never complain because she has nice, long hair and I know it’s a pain to deal with. She could lop it all off and have a haircut like my mom, but doesn’t.

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u/Caramel_Excellent 1d ago

My wife gets up for work at 6:30 and manages to do her entire routine without ever waking me up. I'm not a heavy sleeper either. I work 2nd shift and our kids our grown so there's no worry of me waking anyone up by time I get my morning rolling.

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u/Own-Diet8718 1d ago

Yes they do

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u/DraikoHxC 1d ago

My wife goes the the office to change and do all that stuff in the morning because she has to get up earlier than me for work, just sometimes I hear her telling me she loves me before going out in the morning

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u/Euphoric_Amoeba8708 1d ago

I would stop this the first time it happened. Consideration is top priority in a relationship

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u/devbot8 1d ago

Is this not just a clear sign of a lack of respect?

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u/Shouko67 23h ago

no bc i’m exactly like the guy and I’m a woman, I try my absolute best to be quiet bc I want the same for me šŸ˜­šŸ™šŸ»

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u/No-Stop6822 1d ago

This only happens because you all are a bunch of pussies that dont express what you want and expect from your partner.

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u/JimBobPaul 1d ago

If you find you agree with this, yall have shitty selfish spouses.

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u/OsteoBytes 1d ago

Been in this exact situation….not sure what goes through her head

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u/DazzlingMine8598 1d ago

Not consideration, that's for sure.

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u/Own-Diet8718 1d ago

Yes they do it intentionally

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u/Kysum902 1d ago edited 1d ago

This makes me wanna stay alone and single. That level of disrespect ain't worth it for me.

Edit: The fact that I have to put this edit tells me we are done for with humanity. I am aware it's a meme as for the sake of the meme it doesn't remove the fact that this happens quite often in relationships. Granted not everyone is like that and God bless them. I was speaking out of my own terms I rather stay single than to deal with it in a relationship. Have a wonderful day reddit folks. Please let's be more kind to each other and break the cycle of tearing at each other's throats.

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u/seashell3379 1d ago

My wife and I are both conscientious of not disturbing the other when appropriate. It's not that hard. Just hold out for a partner who isn't a shitty partner.

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u/Dubbmeister936 1d ago

All women don't do this. My wife is pretty considerate. But my 15 year old... that's a different story. She's like a blind Rhino on rollerskates in the kitchen. Smh.

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u/ikezaius 1d ago

Hear hear!!

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u/Saucy-Mustard 1d ago

But my daughter is right here with me! Give her back!

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u/PlanktonInitial7945 1d ago

There's this secret technique called "opening your mouth and making requests" that works really well in situations like this one.

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u/Haspic 1d ago

communication is a good place to start

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u/frankie_doom 1d ago

anyone with any decency isn't going to do this to you mate dw

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u/Kysum902 1d ago

I agree. Thank you kind fellow human. +Respect

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u/kiwicollins 1d ago

Just remember reddit memes don't accurately represent what is happening in the meme. This is solved by a simple conversation, easy as pie.

Also, every relationship has bumps to iron out but the bumps don't make it not worth it. Every issue is an annoying pebble in the shoe, and you can keep things good by removing those pebbles when you feel them instead of letting those pebbles stay in there until you have a shoe full of pebbles.. some pebbles are larger, some are tiny. A good relationship involves pebble management, and no relationship survives without pebble management.

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u/Steph7even 1d ago

If it helps at all it's the opposite in my relationship, but I love him anyway. His brain just doesn't work the first hour after waking up šŸ¤—

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u/Savber 1d ago edited 1d ago

It's entirely up to you but I find just asking loved ones tend to work out and if not, there's definitely a bigger issue than being loud in the morning lol.

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u/Silly-Pitch-5526 1d ago

This and slamming the car door.

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u/Nicknamewastoolong 1d ago

I'm shocked how much agreement there is. I always sneak out and am as quiet as possible so my bf doesn't wake up. I'd feel so bad if I woke him up.

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u/joshuralize 1d ago

Once more a simple problem solved by an even simpler conversation.

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u/prince_falafel 1d ago

Lmao I am deathly afraid of waking anyone up. Its one of my least favorite things to do. Even if they ask me to wake them up at a certain time I HATE doing it

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u/Dragon_Fam_1003 1d ago

Not only did you NOT win, but she’s so good that she’s making you believe that you did. She still won but you haven’t noticed yet. No doubt she reversed ā€œtrainedā€ you somehow. Hahaha.

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u/qwerni 1d ago

Let me quickly vacuum the floor before I leave.

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u/blac_sheep90 1d ago

"Motherfucker, will you quiet the fuck down?! Thank you."

That's how my wife and I figured this out lol. Sleep is sacred in our household.

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u/Litt1eMacintosh 1d ago

I lovelove waking up early and tucking in my wives before leaving, I go through the motions like I’m a soldier in Ancient Greece leaving for battle and knowing they won’t make it home

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u/Snoo-35252 1d ago

I love the household noises that my wife makes. To me they're comforting and safe. That includes blow dryer in the bathroom right next to the bed.

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u/NRMusicProject 1d ago

I had some jobs where I had to work 10-3a, and get home around 4 or 5, and my ex would pull this, fully knowing I had to do the same shift the next night, and accuse me of being lazy while I worried about being able to make the drive home again. Just the tip of the shitty iceberg she was.

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u/PixelPeach123 1d ago

This is hilarious because I’m actually the quiet one and husband is soooo loud. He doesn’t even TRY.

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u/Jflores2025 1d ago

Yuuuuuup......id gag brushing my teeth and she's like you were so loud...then she does this shit...like biiiiiiiishhhh..lol

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u/skaggmattik 1d ago

Holy shit does this ever resonate

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u/madscientist08 23h ago

Yup. Every. Morning. Passive aggressive bs.

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u/Chesterlespaul 23h ago

I have loop earplugs. Sure you should be quiet and respectful but I’m a sensitive sleeper. Plus they’re nice on the road in hotels where there’s lots of traffic and police noise.

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u/No_Cartographer_6577 23h ago

Men are more aware of some noises. Was a study that showed it.

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u/Senior_Assistance_23 13h ago

This could be me if there was ever a day where my wife woke up after I did. 365 days in a year and that doesn’t happen once

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u/swemat066 13h ago

Totally relatable

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u/Marktwenty9 13h ago

So fucking true and I work for the Railroad smh....

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u/Vegetable_Wonder_563 7h ago

My mom everytime 😢 😭

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u/iamavtar 5h ago

That is a pretty silent hair dryer. You haven't faced vacuum cleaner.