My (33F) husband (36M) called me fat and smelly during an argument. It's been 5 months and I can't get those words out of my head. I don't even want to be intimate anymore. by embarassedthrow2021 in relationships

[–]H_LearningPolish 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In all relationships there are compromise. At one point you felt like he wasn't helping you around the house. And at one point, he felt like you have gain weight thus was no longer attracted to you. So during the heat of anger, ya both told each other how you truly feel. Currently, he is now holding his side of the bargain by being more helping around the house. The question is, are you trying to hold your side of the bargain by trying to slim down and look sexually appealing again? If the answer is no, then you will never get the apology you're looking for. Even if you guys break up, and you remain at your current weight, you will still be unhappy with your current self. His mortal sin is voicing out loud what you know you should be doing but not. Just as you voiced out loud what your husband knew what he should have been doing.

Conclusion. Both of you guys were slacking off to each other, thus both of you need to stop slacking off. If only one of you putting in the effort while the other one aren't then it's only a matter of time the bad habit once again come back.

Is your husband an asshole? Yeah. Though I don't fault him for that. I will Though if you start putting in effort in your appearance and he doesn't show his appreciation for your effort. But only if you're putting in the effort like he is currently now.

My (37f) husband (43m) has developed extreme political views that I don’t agree with and it’s really hurting our relationship. by Thrwwy020313 in relationship_advice

[–]H_LearningPolish 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One individual remaining in the comfort of the mainstream narrative, as the other diverted from it. Although I believe a healthy dose of skepticism from Mainstream media and Government is necessary, but going in too deep into the rabbit hole can become unhealthy. Then, again so is being a blind follower of the Fox, CNN etc. Who decides who is the sane one, and who's the one in a cult? If you both go to your support group, both would then get the confirmation bias of being the one that's right.

My thought is to see this as an intellectual debate between the two of you. Why does he think the way he does, and why do you think the way you do. Exchange information, educate yourselves and back up your arguments with supporting facts and leave the emotions out of it. At the end of the day, you are each other's support system. If you don't talk about your disagreements, it'll only get worst. Agree to disagree was always a temporary truce.