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Some wise people in the pastsaidthat bad peace is always better than a good quarrel.
I do not argue, as sometimes it happens exactly like that.
Until, finally, recently, her husband solemnly swore that he wouldbuythis much-coveted gift for her soon.
But, in the end, she really wanted this gift.
Only, in the following weeks, the husband made the anticipation of the gift literally unbearable… Or, he just didnt want to understand.
And it was better not to buy it at all.
The quarrel eruptedand the OP explained what exactly about her husbands behavior upset her.
However, again, the man didnt react as the author expected.
He got upset and said that she had ruinedChristmasfor him.
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No, it wasnt better.
And the decision to tell the husband what was bothering her in the situation was 100% right.
Nothing good would have come from this woman keeping silent about her husbands offensive remarks.
Herhusbands behaviorwas, to put it mildly, inappropriate.
Instead of admitting his own wrongness.
I do hope that sooner or later he realizes this.
Better, of course, sooner… Irina ponders.
Stop making excuses and deal with it, someone wrote.
You are worth it and, you’ve got the option to do it.
You are [wrong] for staying withthis guy, another person even claimed.
And readers also urged the author to just go and buy the gift herself.
Put it on your wall, step back and admire it.
So do you, our dear readers, agree with this opinion?
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