OK, so far this is pretty normal stuff for most marriages. After I'd blown numerous promises, she would understandably get tense in her voice and face while expressing her frustration.
This was the real problem for Ellyn and the dishwasher. Many times Ellyn has gotten mad at me for not following through with an agreement. I fired the second salvo of sarcasm when thanking her for the lessons on dishwasher liberation. “Empty the bottom rack first so dishes don't get dripped on when you empty the top rack.” “Oh, really just what do you suggest?” said I, packing 100 pounds of sarcasm into that question without a shred of genuine curiosity.Įllyn – seemingly stunningly oblivious – responded as though I had some interest in learning a better way. I hadn't put more than three coffee cups into the cupboard when Ellyn informed me I wasn't unloading the dishwasher properly.
#Quicky anal on a precious weekend free
I didn't respond but begrudgingly left the History Channel and headed for the kitchen, knowing I had agreed to do it before now.Ĭlick here for a FREE report on Passive-Aggressive Behavior! It started with the simple question from my wife, Ellyn, “Pete did you empty the dishwasher?” However, with a passive aggressive personality, any situation has the potential to go from the trivial to emotional combat.
It's just one of many chores necessary to keep your home functioning–right? Asking your mate to empty the dishwasher should theoretically be totally devoid of drama or tension.
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