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Biggest Pet Peeve
#21
princealbertofb Wrote:But surely, some of those would be easily changeable...? ObW?
Yes.

1. I've been picking his towel up for 10 years.
2. If he's my passenger I refuse to drive until he's buckled up. If he's driving, I sing till he buckles up.
3. I always make sure there is a spare roll no more than an arms length away.
4. I hide the remote
5. I hide his lighter until he empties the ash tray
6. After 10 years, I keep my eyes shut when he's driving.

Who says it gets easier Rofl

ObW
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#22
Oh!!! Oh!!!!,,,, I got another one (smile)...

My hubby never cleans his truck. I end up cleaning it because I have to use it once in a while.

A couple years ago, I decided not to clean his bathroom,,, and see if he would eventually get tired of the mess and clean it himself. Well, I didn't clean it for a whole year!!!!! AND NEITHER DID HE...
I'll never do that again, it took me over an hour to clean-up a years worth of neglect.

Yes, my hubby's nickname is Pig-Pin..............
We Have Elvis !!
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#23
My problem is I allow too much to take place with partners. I also tend to just shoulder the household/domestic stuff. Last relationship I became maid, cook, bottle washer, decider and planner and well basically everything.

I was ok with it, I loved him and understood that that was just the way he was. Its not my place to train or retrain a partner, or change them. you take the good with the bad. I'm ok with that.

When these sorts of things become a 'peeve' the love is over with. I put up with a lot from my last partner until the bitter end. When I discovered his extra-relationship affairs all of that tolerance and love shit ended and down right hostile 'pick up your fucking mess' language started.


I do have a few things that readily perturb me. I can't have people standing behind him - or over me while I'm doing stuff. This tends to throw me into flash-back mode (PTSD is a bitch to live with). My ex had that habit (still does as a roommate) And after 16 nearly 17 years of me telling him 'you can't do that, it hurts me' he still does it...

Apparently he is trying to discover how long it takes for me to reach the physical violence stage... We may be closer to that than I care to admit. A punch to the nose may actually do more to instruct him than words.

Understand during couple's therapy he was warned that such behaviors might lead to less than desirable results due to the PTSD... so its not like he hasn't been educated in how this works... He knows, he just chooses to push buttons.

So I guess my pet peeve is reduced to 'button pushing'....
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#24
Bowyn Aerrow Wrote:Understand during couple's therapy he was warned that such behaviors might lead to less than desirable results due to the PTSD... so its not like he hasn't been educated in how this works... He knows, he just chooses to push buttons.

I know from experience that some do this on purpose. I've seen 2 women do it when I warned them not to, one time to a guy who was passed out drunk and the other passed out on whatever he shot himself up with. But she insisted to wake him up to bitch about something trivial and I got out of the immediate danger zone yelling at her to leave him alone, she was going to get the crap kicked out of her because he'd be acting on instinct, on automatic, and he wouldn't even remember it.

And both times she kept on anyway and pretended to be shocked when it happened. In one case we all had to leave as he chased chased her outside yelling all sorts of profanities and she called the cops on him (but hooked back up with him for more drama after he got out of jail for which I blame both of them for anything similar that followed) and in the other case he just came to long enough to slap at her (barely hit her) before falling back unconscious. The second one I mentioned tried to get her boyfriend to beat him up while I told him what she'd done, I'd warned her, and I personally lay all the blame on her the same way I blame people who poke snakes with sticks for being bitten or people who mess with bear cubs for getting mauled by a mama bear, or taunting a rooster gets you attacked. In that case of the guy unconscious on drugs the boyfriend, even after I argued his case, kicked the unconscious guy a couple of times who came to briefly (and hostilely, yelling, lashing out, though the guy was fast enough to dodge) before he said he'd wait until he was sober so he could remember it (luckily I don't think he ever followed up).

What gets me is how both women (or teenager in one case, I think she was 16) KNEW, and she knew how I felt about it but still tried to get sympathy from me even and acted hurt & confused that I had none. It simply must be insanity...I think they know it's going to happen, not sure what they get out of it, though both girls had grown up beaten by their drunken fathers for whatever that's worth (though most girls--including myself--raised by violent alcoholics knew better than to tangle with someone unconscious and didn't). One possibility is that after their drunken fathers beat them they sobered up and felt terrible for beating up his little girl and showed her all sorts of affection (and buying things) so maybe they learned they had to get beaten before they were loved or even just paid attention to. Granted, this isn't a perfect fit (though might still be relevant) for the 2nd one I described, but it's the only thing I can think of on why they're compelled to push buttons like that.

Or maybe in the case of your guy he just feels guilty for all the crap he pulls and feels he deserves a beating (or worse) and subconsciously hopes you'll give it to him.

Or even just something to talk about (lots of lesbians like to talk about their psycho exes to the point some get made fun of, so why not gay men?). Like one lesbian got another to agree to hide her from her stalking ex but the ex came to that house to begin yelling. Confronted, the lesbian giving sanctuary found the one she was hiding LEFT HER ADDRESS posted on the door of her home so her ex could find her! And so ended anyone giving that particular lesbian any sanctuary.
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#25
not sure if it counts as a pet peeve, but bullies or bullying - I make it my mission to end it , at work or even outside I just hate it when the bigger guy targets the smaller guy (never found it other way round yet but im sure it does) my greatest pleasure is staring into the eyes of a bully and making him stop.
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#26
IDK know why it happens over here Pix. Therapists couldn't get an answer to that either. "I don't know" and "I forget" were the song each and every day.

But I think maybe you have hit upon something. I tend to have been a wee bit to 'forgiving' in my actions (my thoughts and heart not so much) - allowing a lot to slide.... Maybe he does want me to blow a cork, beat the crap out of him to make him feel better.

It makes sense...
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#27
swalter Wrote:Darin also refuses to put new rolls of TP on the roller. He just balances the new roll on top of the old cardboard tube. >Sad

Haha !!...

I can't think of any! Omg

Totally empty
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#28
Got it!

a) He will randomly and very very oudly burst out with a CHEERS when we're at a sit-down-dinner-party. Scares the shit out of me.

b) He will sometimes lift things that he shouldn't be lifting, because of his issues with his back. I wish he'd just get me to lift it instead of trying to do it himself. I hate it when he's in pain, for days, after having tried to lift that box or that piece of furniture.
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#29
My partner kinda needs to smell good and have decent breath. It's harder to get past my nose than it is to get past my eyes.
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#30
A guy that constantly chews chewing gum bugs me :p
[COLOR="Purple"]As I grow to understand less and less,
I learn to love it more and more.
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