What drives you mad about your partner

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LinekersLegs said:
As long as I can recall the proper words (a big proviso!) I’m pretty good at the communication, in fact wrt the driving apparently I overdo it lol
Me - “take the 3rd road on the left, then the 2nd exit at the roundabout and keep right at the fork....”
Him - “slow down ffs, I can’t remember all that, just give me one direction at a time”
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Ah baud rate issues. I have difficulty when I hear either noise in the data or incomplete information- ie:
"Second left"
(Procedes slowly looking for a junction that's 15miles down the road)

Or

"Take the 2nd left then across the roundabout, oh by the way mum is visiting next weekend, what do you think we should do with the end if the garden, oh look a red kite, oh and you missed the right turn you needed after the roundabout" :Blink:
 
Hmmm.
Sassy Colombian said:
Thanks for wanting our input JWL. We definitely need more woman voicing their views on this thread because men partners are far from perfect. @Tin-Tin @anjelikaferrett @Vegas Toffee Girl @Val P @Gwladysover @Twinkletoes123 do you ladies have any input lol

Like LL, My husband and I have been married for a long time and while I have come to accept some of his imperfections there still a few things that drive me mad about him. He can't never seem to find things, even when they are right there in front of his face, drives me nuts. He also forgets about doing the recycle and when I remind him about doing so he then gets touchy because he feel I shouldn't have to remind him what to do.
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We have been married for almost 30 years. He prevaricates, he cannot answer a question with yes or no. If you ask him the time, he'll tell you how to make a watch. It does my head in. "It's like this Ange, I said to.... you can either a) "quote some random reason".... and then I said....." I'm always waiting for the b) alternative and there never is one!!!
And the other thing is I never insisted he should learn to drive. Top tip young single people - do not marry somebody who cannot drive.
 

Having a go at me for biting my nails

it’s like you do know I’ve been doing this far longer than I’ve been doing you? And the second you’re out of the room I’m going straight back to it?
 
'The toilet seat'

Seen that you moan about us not men not lifting it up when we take a piss, to save any more arguing ever, Its very simple ladies.

When you've finished your sit down wee lift the seat up when you've finished!! Problem solved.:coffee:
 
JLW said:
'The toilet seat'

Seen that you moan about us not men not lifting it up when we take a piss, to save any more arguing ever, Its very simple ladies.

When you've finished your sit down wee lift the seat up when you've finished!! Problem solved.:coffee:
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Unless you stand to poo, the seat is more often used in the down position than the up. Therefore down is the rightful position.

Although given all the droplet spray when flushing, the best position is with the lid down as well.
 

RAFUH said:
Unless you stand to poo, the seat is more often used in the down position than the up. Therefore down is the rightful position.

Although given all the droplet spray when flushing, the best position is with the lid down as well.
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The obsession with fearing things they cannot see and therefore conclude that they WILL be harmful - eg germs! When was the last time you heard somebody had died and on enquiry was told "something they caught due to droplet spray emissions from a flushing toilet because some murderous idiot left the seat up."

If Mrs Chrismpw breaks glass, time is halted, the whole house is cordoned off and the incident treated like there's been a plutonium spill until every fragment is cleared - even the invisible imaginary ones that have been magically carried into other rooms.

There's clean .... and then there's imaginarily clean where £££ worth of sorays have been used so a visitor could eat their dinner off the kitchen or toilet floor rather than a plate, if they so choose, and we'd be "alright then if you want" and the missus would give me that "I told you so" look she's been rehearsing for ten years.
 
chrismpw said:
The obsession with fearing things they cannot see and therefore conclude that they WILL be harmful - eg germs! When was the last time you heard somebody had died and on enquiry was told "something they caught due to droplet spray emissions from a flushing toilet because some murderous idiot left the seat up."

If Mrs Chrismpw breaks glass, time is halted, the whole house is cordoned off and the incident treated like there's been a plutonium spill until every fragment is cleared - even the invisible imaginary ones that have been magically carried into other rooms.

There's clean .... and then there's imaginarily clean where £££ worth of sorays have been used so a visitor could eat their dinner off the kitchen or toilet floor rather than a plate, if they so choose, and we'd be "alright then if you want" and the missus would give me that "I told you so" look she's been rehearsing for ten years.
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I don't follow the practice....just reporting what research says. It came to mind as there was recently more interest in the subject related to public WCs and that a person with COVID does shed virus in feces.
 
RAFUH said:
RAFUH said:
I don't follow the practice....just reporting what research says. It came to mind as there was recently more interest in the subject related to public WCs and that a person with COVID does shed virus in feces.
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Unless you stand to poo, the seat is more often used in the down position than the up. Therefore down is the rightful position.

Although given all the droplet spray when flushing, the best position is with the lid down as well.
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Not gonna lie, not turned on. At all. Xx
 

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