Funky_Chicken
Well-known member
A £100 gold bar
Just stop.Clearly funny is not your thing.
And that is one hell of a leap from won’t buy something I don’t like to being Trevor Jordash
Give it a few weeks of inflation and that's what Tesco will be charging for the biscuit.A £100 gold bar
Even if it's not the thing she wants? Each to their own I guess. It comes across as controlling, selfish and stifling to me but hey if she's happy with that.Nope ! But if I perceive it to be cheap, nasty or I don’t like it then I think it’s a waste and won’t buy it. I would rather buy something that I think is better value that I also know she would like
Like I said, emotionally abusive.Even if it's not the thing she wants? Each to their own I guess. It comes across as controlling, selfish and stifling to me but hey if she's happy with that.
Like I said, emotionally abusive.
Anyhow nobody have any advice or knowledge on the original question
Lots of people did mate. Bit you choose yonignore it and show how little you respect your wifeThere is nothing abusive about it or for that matter my relationship.
Just because I choose to buy another present I know she will like and avoid buying something I don’t like is abusive. I fail to see the link.
Unfortunately I don’t have an endless supply of money to buy her everything she has ever asked for. Shame on me..
Anyhow nobody have any advice or knowledge on the original question
What do you expect her to do with a tiny sliver of gold?There is nothing abusive about it or for that matter my relationship.
Just because I choose to buy another present I know she will like and avoid buying something I don’t like is abusive. I fail to see the link.
Unfortunately I don’t have an endless supply of money to buy her everything she has ever asked for. Shame on me..
Anyhow nobody have any advice or knowledge on the original question
Would be as big as a Scrabble tile!A £100 gold bar
Quite unreal how a bunch of keyboard warriors have managed to critically analyse my relationship with my wife when not knowing anything about either of us.
Quite unreal how a bunch of keyboard warriors have managed to critically analyse my relationship with my wife when not knowing anything about either of us.
Managed to decide i am abusive, selfish and have no emotional intelligence or respect towards my wife, all because I would rather spend my money on something that i didn’t like the look of or think was value for money.
I would rather use the knowledge I have of my wife and get something that I know she would love and have a bit more sentimental value for both of us but also something I like the look of.
Think you guys have clearly missed your calling in life.
You've told us plenty about you, as you've outlined your "present" buying strategy - that's what people are commenting on.
So you would rather use the 'knowledge' you have of your wife than the knowledge she has, in her own head, of what she actually wants?
This can't be for real, I am literally LOLing as the pig headed absurdity of it is hilarious.
You are either a comedy genius or i do feel a bit sorry for your wife.
It's based on the fact you refuse to get her presents she wants because it doesn't suit you. It comes across as, at best, selfish, at worst abusive and controlling.Quite unreal how a bunch of keyboard warriors have managed to critically analyse my relationship with my wife when not knowing anything about either of us.
Managed to decide i am abusive, selfish and have no emotional intelligence or respect towards my wife, all because I would rather spend my money on something that i didn’t like the look of or think was value for money.
I would rather use the knowledge I have of my wife and get something that I know she would love and have a bit more sentimental value for both of us but also something I like the look of.
Think you guys have clearly missed your calling in life.
It's based on the fact you refuse to get her presents she wants because it doesn't suit you. It comes across as, at best, selfish, at worst abusive and controlling.