Dear Amy: He knows this bothers me and continues to poke fun, regardless.
Dear Amy: My husband has always had a creative and witty sense of humor, and we have spent many hours in our decade-long marriage laughing until our eyes water. I love the fact that he has the ability to make people laugh.
I can almost imagine how your husband impersonating you hobbling on your broken foot might have been sort-of “cute” at one point, but that point has long passed. Your husband will accuse you of being too sensitive, and may weaponize this sensitivity for another round of his hilarity.I hesitate suggesting that this behavior is a marriage-ender, but you should ask yourself if you want to live with this level of arrogant disrespect long into the future.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Ask Amy: A fresh divorce brings on new questionsDear Amy: To be honest we have no idea why they stayed together as long as they did.
Read more »
Ask Amy: Is it OK if I write the cards?If your “love language” is giving gifts (it obviously is), then go ahead and do it, take responsibility for it, and write the cards in your own voice, writes Amy Dickinson.
Read more »
Ask Amy: I just can’t win with my partner’s irritating college friendsI want them to like me because they’re part of his life.
Read more »
Ask Amy: Partner wonders how to befriend jerksDear Amy: My partner of four years has a group of college friends.
Read more »
Ask Amy: His teasing has gotten mean, and he won’t stopMy husband makes fun of what he sees as my deficiencies.
Read more »
Dear Abby: Friend’s teasing husband disappears every time I visitI haven’t seen him in years.
Read more »