What does your spouse do to annoy you the most?

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   goldentoadposted 16 years ago

   I go crazy by the pile of just washed clothes that only get bigger or smaller on the bedroom floor. It disappears maybe once a month. My best shirts stay on the bottom of the pile, permanently wrinkled. I would do my laundry myself but she says she can manage in between soap operas.

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      spiderpamposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      One word: SNORE

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      spiderpamposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      One word: SNORE

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   cindyvineposted 16 years ago

   Living in the same house as me would annoy me, I'd have to put up with his moods, but 10 year anniversary this year of giving him the boot!  Yay!!!!!!!!

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   sharrie69posted 16 years ago

   breathe

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      Feline Prophetposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      

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      Laughing Momposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Are you married to my husband too?

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   AEvansposted 16 years ago

   When he eats sunflower seeds and is cracking them in my ear when we are watching anything on the television, that is very annoying and I want to pop him in the noggin when he does it.

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   LondonGirlposted 16 years ago

   When he goes away, OH always leaves his clock radio to come on offensively early AND loudly.

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   Leta Sposted 16 years ago

   He is actually something of a domestic cleaning freak.  But only about some things (!).  And my personal fave is that he uses new towels to wipe up the freakin' floors.  I am constantly buying towels, ie, I just bought more yesterday!  I must have clean linens!  Auggh,

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   The Real Tomatoposted 16 years ago

   When my husband wakes up early (or the middle of the night) he clangs around like it is one in the afternoon. This is especially irritating as I am very cranky when I am tired. I have learned that my words can not help the situation, so I roll my eyes, roll over and try to go back to sleep.
   
   Ha,Ha,Ha.

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   LondonGirlposted 16 years ago

   My Dad's like that. He's an early to bed, early to rise type, but worse, thinks that the world should come to a crashing stop when he's asleep, but everyone should get up at 5am to 6am. He's good at whistling, slamming doors, etc.

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   VENUGOPAL SIVAGNAposted 16 years ago

   My wife will keep dead-silence in any situation, for any question or discussion. After a few minutes, she will say "I have already replied." Her silence solves several problems.. do not create any new problem. But at times it annoys me when I feel that I am on her hate-list.

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    countrywomenposted 16 years ago

    I come home early and even finish cooking to go out to gym together and then either he comes late or gives some reasons to skip gym then that really annoys me (when in fact he needs the gym more than me).

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    Teresa McGurkposted 16 years ago

    The last SO used to say "supposably."  I told him that it was not a word, but he said it anyway. 
    
    Used to drive me nuts.
    
    No, I don't miss that one at all.

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    Lgaliposted 16 years ago

    most annoy is remote

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       countrywomenposted 16 years agoin reply to this

       Well I know an Indian couple who had similar problem as she wanted to watch serials and he likes news/sports channels. They got two TV's(with cable) have wireless headsets to simultaneously not disturb each other from there favorite programs

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          Lgaliposted 16 years agoin reply to this

          so this is very common problem

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             countrywomenposted 16 years agoin reply to this

             Yes very common and it may start becoming one in our house too (I hope not)

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    C. C. Riterposted 16 years ago

    When she asks, how do I look? or, Do I look fat?

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       countrywomenposted 16 years agoin reply to this

       You look just as wonderful as ever honey (Come on you can always stretch the truth)

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          C. C. Riterposted 16 years agoin reply to this

          I alway get caught if I lie to her about anything. and she leaves the toilet seat up too. there, I forgot that one, and the dogs get into it and make a dam mess.

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    MaryMary987posted 16 years ago

    Leaves the toilet seat up

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    JadedPoetposted 16 years ago

    Do roommates/former partners count in this discussion?  My first choice (breathe) was already taken, and I don't have space enough here to rival the word count in War and Peace, so let''s see if I can think of something unusual.
    
       How about wearing my underwear?  (my roomie is a tranny)  Wearing raccoon eye make up, and thinking it looks good?  Watching golf and baseball?  This one really, really irks, since I think both are about as thrilling as watching paint dry, and (s)he gets totally fixated, unable to hear any intrusion from the outside world.  I hate to think of the number of meals I have not been able to rescue because (s)he was cooking, and baseball came on.  Even worse is LISTENING to it on the radio.  WTF!  There is so little to see on television.  Radio is worse.
    
        And then there is this overwhelming need to be noticed.  The car has to have a bunch of stuff hanging all over the mirror, stuck to the windshield, and windows.  I feel like we are driving around in a moving billboard we don't get compensated for.  The reaview mirror in this car has sunglasses on it.  The windshield has a gooseneck gps unit holder.  The gps unit is one of the handheld ones, for geocaching (another obsession), and(s)he fiddles with it all the time while driving.  Then there is the octopus of wires coming out of the cigarette lighter, with a power cord for the gps unit, a cell phone charger, and assorted other chargers we just have to have.  And the ashtray....always overflowing.  But the biggest thingthat annoys me is the overall phoniness of this person.  (S)he or the offspring have done everything anyone else has done, done it better, and know more about it.  Yeah, right!

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    Joelle Burnetteposted 15 years ago

    Snoring, talking about "cheese" after he works out (sounds inviting, doesn't it?), the attention he gives to our (really, his) bitchy cat Lucy who thinks he belongs to her, making too much noise at the most important scene of a movie (thank heavens for Tevo). Oops, got caried away.

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    frogdroppingposted 15 years ago

    He hogs the tv remote. BIG time. No matter what, he never let's it stray from his possession into mine. On the rare occasion that I manage to wrestle if from him (made easier by the fact that he will have left it lying) he get's all possessive and does this flat, open handed gesture thing - that masculine 'give me back my toy' thing.
    
    The fact that I don't even like TV is not the point. It's still as annoying as if I was a box watcher.
    
    Besides, I want to drive now and then

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    waynetposted 15 years ago

    She says I snore, but I most certainly don't, when I am asleep I don't hear a thing....

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       Elynjoposted 15 years agoin reply to this

       You can say the same thing to her, make up a snoring story...hehe

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    \Brenda Scullyposted 15 years ago

    remote and control

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    Tamarii2posted 15 years ago

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    Tamarii2posted 15 years ago

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    Elynjoposted 15 years ago

    Remote Control Controller

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    Hawkesdreamposted 15 years ago

    Not knowing what he wants to eat, ask him, and he says ,what have you got, tell him even give three choices, don't fancy that. the question has to be repeated - What do you want to eat?

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    cindyvineposted 15 years ago

    breathe

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       Teresa McGurkposted 15 years agoin reply to this

       lol
       
       the first one had sleep apnea
       the second one slept with our secretary
       the last one said "supposably"
       
       now I have two dogs, a cat, and a camper.
       joy.

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    Lady_Eposted 15 years ago

    snoring loudly....

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    Jerilee Weiposted 15 years ago

    Feeds the dog chicken and other animal bones from his meals, occasionally on the floor if he thinks I'm not looking.  Refuses to believe this is why the dog throws up at night after those same feedings.  Three husbands in 40 years, something happens to this one, I'll never have another.  Too much high maintenance.  Love him, but....

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    Nanny J.O.A.T.posted 15 years ago

    ooohh boy! I picked a bad night to find this forum!
    
    Putting my metal bakeware in the dishwasher so it rusts, never cleaning up his mess in the front room, never coming out of the bedroom except to grab a drink or eat- he stays on his computer constantly.
    
    Not wishing me a happy mother's day! Did he forget I am a mother?!?!? Oh yeah, that's right - she my daughter unless he feels the need to assert his manly authority!!!!!
    
    Cooking in the kitchen and never cleaning up any of the disaster he leaves, insisting that the garage is full of junk but won't let me get rid of any of "his items" - anyone know a good use for a sega system, a 10 yr old dell computer, a 1st generation surround sound or a broken dishwasher?
    
    Never putting tools back where they belong - okay, never putting ANYTHING back where it belongs and then grumping and griping he can never find anything.....
    
    Hmmm... this is beginning to sound like a new hub.... I think I better stop before I remember where I hid the large knives!!!!
    
    I think I need chocolate....TTFN!

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