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So from what you say your hubby has had things that he has wanted and yes ok material things are a bit different to a living thing but you obviously really want your yorkie to cuddle and I can understand that. I think that is what you need to tell him that your heart aches for a yorkie and he has had things in the past that you haven't been in agreement with. My first husband never let me have anything and I was bullied and belittled. I am now married to a wonderful man since August who has shown me that life is worth living and was happy for me to have the dog i had always wanted. I sincerely hope that your husband realises how important it is to you. If you are happy its going to make his life happier! Lots of love x |
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From what you've told us now from your last post- this is some double standards going on here in the household HOWEVER, As Dr. Phil says- you teach people how to treat you. Obviously you've been together this long, and this has been going on for quite some time. He gets what he wants, and you spend other money that comes in on what you want, AND what he wants. Where does his money go? who's hold most of the financial weight in the house? I'm still on the issue that the dog is a seperate issue altogether, and there are obviously other things going on besides him just saying no to a dog BUT... Just to let you know, my husband is Mr Finance. If it weren't him for him, I'd be in debt up to my eyeballs. I entered the relationship with visa bills totally out of control, and he helped me control it. He does the banking, but we do it online and I am right there for it. He has a better idea how to save, so I let him. I gave him the control, and I let him take my debit/credit card to put in the safe when I don't need it. We have a joint savings account where we need both signatures to take money out, and then we have our own accounts, plus random accounts. Every time we get paid there is a bills account, a student loan payment account, and we divide the money up accordingly so that what we have left in our personal account is to spend how we see fit! and we pay the bills from the according accounts. I don't know why I'm telling you this, but I guess I am to let you know that even if I personally don't handle the finances, I do know what is going on and i do get to spend my money (or save it for something special if I want). Any "money on the side" that I get (birthdays, babysitting whatever) is mine. i think before you get this dog, you two need to sit down and look at your finances because it seems to me the issue is money here. Not just a dog, but the overall dynamic of who gets what and how much it is, and how unfair things seem to be in your perspective... Is it fair that he gets to say how your birthday money is spent? Hell no, UNLESS you aren't contributing anything to finances of the house than maybe you need to step it up and when extra money comes in- help out the household. As far as I'm concerned, a $1200 camera is not a NECESSITY, and maybe there was other thing that needed to come first too. BUT! if you aren't getting any "fun" things like clothes, toys, etc- then there's a far bigger problem here... control. Get couples counselling if you need it. Quote:
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This thread is getting more and more upsetting. How can the husband justify his 61" tv and stop you getting something you want, and as for the camera, that money was given to you to buy the camera. I would have probably throttled him with the neck strap of it!!!! As I said in a previous post I was bullied and controlled by my 1st husband. It went on for 16years and by the end if he said white was black I would have believed him. The turning point for me was when I was diagnosed with type1 diabetes and didn't get any help or support from him even when I was rushed into hospital. That day I thought if I can cope with this on my own I can cope with anything. Financially things were tight for me when I bought my own place and then my life turned totally around when I met my new husband. We talk about everything and sometimes he gets his way and sometimes I get mine. well thats my life story for you. You had the accident then the compensation money is yours and he should be man enough to accept that. And it sounds as though he was a bit jealous of when you were given the money for your camera. I had better get off my soap box now, sorry. x |
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You are absolutely right! I commend you for getting out of a bad relationship. I just want to make clear, that I think she should absolutely have the dog if that is what she wants, and I do think her husband is being a selfish control freak. My problem is this. When their selfish little problems escalates, and someone gets angry, it is one thing to put a hole in the middle of a tv. It is completely different to kick the dog. You know the ol's saying, hit 'em where it hurts? And, if they don't work on their relationship what happens when the relationship fails. There will be three dogs that someone will have to decide what to do with then instead of just two. |
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I am all about saying "oh just buy the puppy blah blah blah" but truthfully, when it comes down to it--- this is a huge and expensive decission that needs to be thought through and talked about and decided upon TOGETHER. Somebody posted earlier that one of the most important things in a marriage is mutaul respect for one another. That means you need to respect him enough to talk this out and not go behind his back AND if he truly truly does not want the puppy than I really think that at this time you do need to respect that. But from the other side- he also needs to respect your wishes and listen to you and hear you out. Sounds to me like you two need to sit down and have a serious talk-- all jokes and puppy dog eyes put aside :) I just got a puppy and I have a grown dog and my god they are so much work. Getting a new puppy is like deciding to have another baby.... it's not something that you just go and do.... like "whoops I just won't take my birth controll this month" If that sounds crazy to you then you should think about what you are saying when you want to go behind his back and just get the puppy---- ITS THE SAME SITUATION. Babies and puppies need care, shots, training, and the list goes on and on--- they are both little time sucks! Anyways- I am sure you are much wiser and experienced than I am.... but I just wanted you to know my opinion since I hadn't really spoken out on this post truthfully :) I really do hope that you guys can work it out. :) |
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It doesn't sound to me like he is jealous that you got money or that he is not being manly--- it sounds to me like he doesn't think that you guys can financially take on another dog right now. k I'm done now :D |
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Ok lets say you have 2 kids already and you want another one, but your husband does not. Does that mean you are just going to go and get pregnant without his knowing. Like I said before--- you are just going to go and not take your birth controll and go behind is back and get pregnant so you can get your way? That is absurd and SOOOOOO disrespectful! A MARRIAGE IS A UNION OF LOVE AND MUTUAL RESPECT and these posts are completely hyppocritical! ALL DECISSIONS need to be made together in a healthy marriage ESPECIALLY when there are large ammounts of money involved. |
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