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RE: He won't take his pants off... - 11/10/2008 11:06:02 PM   
OneJohn410


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I took this whole situation and changed it around, just to see what I thought I'd think.

Wife works around jet fuel all day. Comes home and her clothes smell of it, her hair smells of it, she's got to be tired of smelling like it. She gets out of them quick, throws them in with my clothes, and soon after a shower she's feeling human again.

So when I go to get the laundry going, here's her stinking clothes all mixed in with my work clothes... shirts with the little guy riding the horse stitched on the front of them, and my silk boxers, and it all smells like plane fuel (thank goodness I don't smoke!).

I'd be talking to my wife about 'doesn't the airlines provide her some one piece cover-ups she can wear on the job and then leave there for them to wash.' How in the world can you be near flammables and not be wearing some protective clothing on the outermost layer??!!! That'd be my beef- with the job setting. I don't want wife going up like a torch somehow. She can wear jeans in to work, change into this coverall outfit, then chunk that in the dirty there at work, and wear street clothes back home. Greasy, fuelish clothes are bad for your washer, stinky to the house, and static electricity... zzzitttt! Poof! Suddenly you are holding a fire?

I couldn't get past that point. If he isn't given something to wear so that he doesn't have to smell like a kerosene stove when he comes home, then something is lacking there at the workplace.

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RE: He won't take his pants off... - 11/11/2008 1:39:53 PM   
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John lol you're so funny.

He does wear a coverall outfit but he has to bring that home and I have to wash that too. And he has to wear clothing underneath it and the odors go through the coveralls. I never thought about a fire risk though, both he and I smoke. *shiver*

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RE: He won't take his pants off... - 11/11/2008 2:54:50 PM   
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That's the ticket!

Put a match to the balled up pile of clothes.

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RE: He won't take his pants off... - 11/11/2008 3:54:24 PM   
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HAHAHA!!

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RE: He won't take his pants off... - 11/11/2008 8:42:49 PM   
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Hmm, that almost sounds like a plan. I really can't think of anything that I do that bothers him though. I'll really have to think about that...


Don't try to come up with something. Ask him.

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RE: He won't take his pants off... - 11/11/2008 10:38:29 PM   
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John, see, thats just not an option. A few months ago I threw away every single pair of socks he owns because he kept wearing them mismatched. If I have to I will throw away every article of clothing. He will learn, one way or another


So you don't match them up as you take them out of the dryer?

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RE: He won't take his pants off... - 11/11/2008 10:40:56 PM   
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That's really strange, coveralls that allow fuel fumes to permeate the wearer. Those are provided by the employer- its their property, and you have to wash it?

Is this job providing you two with a second laundry room with some heavy-duty machines so he could just throw his clothes into them while you wash your delicates in different machines? If he's down on the ground wrestling with airplanes- and the oil and the grease and the fuel dribbles and the transmission fluids all day, and the stuff is going right through the coverall to his personal clothing... don't you think that is really irking him? His car smells like his job, his house smells like his job near where the clothes are... . If his nose isn't shot from breathing that all day- does he get a respirator to wear? One that doesn't let the fumes come in? I think he's tired of smelling like work from the start of every day. And seriously, does he make for that kind of work condition, or is that what is provided for him and if he'd want better he'd have to pay for it?

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RE: He won't take his pants off... - 11/11/2008 10:45:20 PM   
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Nawh, theres no other way. He wears what he has to wear and theres no option for them to wash the uniform. Meh.

I dont know if a face mask is provided but I know he doesn't wear one.

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RE: He won't take his pants off... - 11/12/2008 12:23:34 AM   
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Most mechanical shops in my area provide uniforms, and the laundry service cleans them. The mechanics wear uniforms for work, and change into regular cloths for going home. Laundry cost of that type is a legit biz expense, and deductible.

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RE: He won't take his pants off... - 11/12/2008 2:42:10 PM   
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Hmm, that almost sounds like a plan. I really can't think of anything that I do that bothers him though. I'll really have to think about that...


Don't try to come up with something. Ask him.
That's what I was thinking. You've been pretty straightforward about what he's doing that bothers you. Ask him about what you do that bothers him.

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RE: He won't take his pants off... - 11/12/2008 2:54:53 PM   
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Hmm, that almost sounds like a plan. I really can't think of anything that I do that bothers him though. I'll really have to think about that...


Don't try to come up with something. Ask him.
That's what I was thinking. You've been pretty straightforward about what he's doing that bothers you. Ask him about what you do that bothers him.


I dunno if you know this or not but uh, I'm pretty much perfect.

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RE: He won't take his pants off... - 11/12/2008 3:03:56 PM   
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Umm.. wake up. Like really.


I'm not trying to be mean or anything, but the wife that believes she is perfect is fooling herself. Just like the husband that believes himself to be perfect is fooling himself.

I'm sorry, but I'm not buying it.

Now if you were kidding (I didn't see smileys to indicate it, but it's possible)... here ya go.

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RE: He won't take his pants off... - 11/12/2008 3:10:41 PM   
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Oooo gracious, I was kidding. But really, I'm a pretty good wife, he can't really complain.

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RE: He won't take his pants off... - 11/12/2008 3:15:44 PM   
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Oooo gracious, I was kidding. But really, I'm a pretty good wife, he can't really complain.
Just checking. Good to see you were kidding.
But overall even taking this into consideration, would you say he's a good husband? If so, then this one thing is something to discuss and compromise. You may be a pretty good wife, but perfection is above all of us. So there's room to improve, and there very well may be habits you have that he doesn't like.

Such as calling his underwear panties. That's wrong on SO many levels.

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RE: He won't take his pants off... - 11/12/2008 3:18:19 PM   
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Oooo gracious, I was kidding. But really, I'm a pretty good wife, he can't really complain.
Just checking. Good to see you were kidding.
But overall even taking this into consideration, would you say he's a good husband? If so, then this one thing is something to discuss and compromise. You may be a pretty good wife, but perfection is above all of us. So there's room to improve, and there very well may be habits you have that he doesn't like.

Such as calling his underwear panties. That's wrong on SO many levels.


hahaha! He's an OK husband, he's been getting better though. I like things perfect though and sometimes well, he doesnt like them too perfect. He may pay the bills but I run the house :)

I'm curious though, I will ask him if theres something I do that bothers him. I'll be sure to tell ya all what he says, should be interesting

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RE: He won't take his pants off... - 11/12/2008 3:22:40 PM   
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Excellent. I look forward to hearing back about this.

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RE: He won't take his pants off... - 11/12/2008 8:06:35 PM   
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I just asked him.

He just said I don't do anything that annoys him. Then he laughed.

He just said I should've asked him earlier so he could get a pen!

HAHA! He said I annoy him when I correct his pronunciation of words. (In my defense I don't want him to sound unintelligent!)

He said it annoys him when I don't believe his trivia knowledge.

My ringtones annoy him because they are loud and abrupt and not his taste of music. haha.

It annoys him when I remind him of a stoplight after he's seen it and before he's reacted to it. (I don't like when he stops too quickly!)

It annoys him that I drink too much mountain dew all the time. HAHAHA! Where's the variety he asks?

It annoys him that I only enjoy a few types of food and not a variety.

It annoys him *greatly* that I will not leave the white part of the cigg. I never will put it out until it has been smoked the entire way to the butt. he said I wouldn't put it out prematurely even if I were getting attacked. LOL

It annoys him when I am rude to customer service members such as cashiers when they have not provoked me. Ok OK. So I tend to be a bit rude but there's always a reason LOL.

It annoys him when I think stores owe me free products.

It annoys him when I tell him about things that annoy me.

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RE: He won't take his pants off... - 11/12/2008 9:14:05 PM   
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I noticed something. Almost every time you pointed out something that he said annoyed him about you, there was a reason attached to it. But you're not looking for a reason for why he does what annoys you. You just want him to stop. Just an observation.


And not to go off topic, but there is NEVER a reason to be rude.

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RE: He won't take his pants off... - 11/13/2008 6:32:53 AM   
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Hey! I only had two excuses and they were valid!!

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RE: He won't take his pants off... - 12/6/2008 10:51:27 AM   
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Yes, it's my husband LOL. Why would I do any other persons laundry? Nasty!

I know it's 'just' laundry, but it's a big deal! It's giving me more extra work to do and I really really don't need extra work.


It's only a big deal because you're making it into one. How much extra work is it really? In our house, laundry is my job, and I can completely sort a 3' high pile of laundry, carry the first load down 2 flights of stairs and have it going in the machine in about 3 minutes. How much more time does shaking out a few pairs of underwear REALLY take? Time it next time and ask yourself if saving a few seconds is worth the stress you're putting on yourself and the aggravation you're bringing into your family.

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RE: He won't take his pants off... - 12/6/2008 3:37:34 PM   
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Hey! I only had two excuses and they were valid!!


He made ten complaints. To those ten complaints, you gave three excuses, two "HAHAs", one "HAHAHA" and two LOLs. Laughing at his complaints means you aren't taking him seriously.

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RE: He won't take his pants off... - 12/6/2008 6:24:12 PM   
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Hey! I only had two excuses and they were valid!!


He made ten complaints. To those ten complaints, you gave three excuses, two "HAHAs", one "HAHAHA" and two LOLs. Laughing at his complaints means you aren't taking him seriously.
Very true.

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RE: He won't take his pants off... - 12/6/2008 6:25:23 PM   
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How is my not drinking anything besides mountain dew a serious complaint? I think ya all are being a bit over protective.

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RE: He won't take his pants off... - 12/6/2008 6:29:07 PM   
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The point is, you're making a VERY big deal out of something he does you don't like. Yet you don't seem to be taking his complaints seriously.

I can't speak for your situation, but if I didn't take my wife seriously on any complaint she had about me, what right do I have to ask her to take me seriously?

You want him to take you seriously? Show him.

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RE: He won't take his pants off... - 12/6/2008 6:29:45 PM   
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The difference is that my drink preference doesn't affect him. But his taking his pants off incorrectly does affect me.

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