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Is this supposed to be cute? Just seems like a pathetic relationship. I don’t understand the context.

CoastalCoder 2y ago
> Is this supposed to be cute? Just seems like a pathetic relationship. I don’t understand the context. I can imagine two very different ways to interpret that page: a) Margaret is in on it, and considers it a hilarious comedy roast of her quirks. b) He's genuinely complaining to the entire planet, publicly, about what he sees as Margaret's faults.
- bruce343434 2y ago
  c) it's made up entirely
codebolt 2y ago
If you happen to find yourself in a relationship where arguments never happen, then by all means. But as someone married to his own Margaret for the past decade I find many of these hilariously relatable. Even if she can drive me to the brink sometimes (and vice versa), I still very much love her, and when looking at it soberly the good far outweighs the "bad". Taking a bit of craziness on the chin now and then is a minor nuisance compared to many other problems in this life, and a price I'll happily keep paying for the sake of my family.
datavirtue 2y ago
You might learn, one day. Unless you already know everything.
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flappyeagle 2y ago
It’s cute. You must be single
- Toutouxc 2y ago
  Why/how would you just assume this about them? I’m just as confused as them, I totally don’t find it cute, and I’m married. That thing straddles the line between overdone comedy and straight up coping.
  - flappyeagle 2y ago
    It's tongue-in-cheek. They did not have a fight over which direction to cut kiwis. It's a joke. A cute joke.
jraph 2y ago
I find this very entertaining, for some reason. It reads quite humorous to me, self-deprecatory. They took little disagreements without importance and put it in writing. Nobody is trashing anybody. To be able to write this, in this amount, they must be loving each other strongly.

> Is this supposed to be cute? Just seems like a pathetic relationship. I don’t understand the context. I can imagine two very different ways to interpret that page: a) Margaret is in on it, and considers it a hilarious comedy roast of her quirks. b) He's genuinely complaining to the entire planet, publicly, about what he sees as Margaret's faults.

bruce343434 2y ago
c) it's made up entirely

codebolt 2y ago

If you happen to find yourself in a relationship where arguments never happen, then by all means. But as someone married to his own Margaret for the past decade I find many of these hilariously relatable. Even if she can drive me to the brink sometimes (and vice versa), I still very much love her, and when looking at it soberly the good far outweighs the "bad". Taking a bit of craziness on the chin now and then is a minor nuisance compared to many other problems in this life, and a price I'll happily keep paying for the sake of my family.

datavirtue 2y ago

You might learn, one day. Unless you already know everything.

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flappyeagle 2y ago

It’s cute. You must be single

Toutouxc 2y ago
Why/how would you just assume this about them? I’m just as confused as them, I totally don’t find it cute, and I’m married. That thing straddles the line between overdone comedy and straight up coping.
- flappyeagle 2y ago
  It's tongue-in-cheek. They did not have a fight over which direction to cut kiwis. It's a joke. A cute joke.

jraph 2y ago

I find this very entertaining, for some reason. It reads quite humorous to me, self-deprecatory. They took little disagreements without importance and put it in writing. Nobody is trashing anybody. To be able to write this, in this amount, they must be loving each other strongly.