My existing car hasn't been reliable and my fiance can't drive a stick, so we made a joint decision to get a different one. She said that I could get anything within reason, that had a back seat large enough for a baby seat. We'd discussed anything from a crew cab pickup to a family sedan. She said she would be cool with any of those choices, although she preferred the car. After careful deliberation, I decided that I preferred the pickup. I thought it would be handy for running errands and picking things up for the house. When I told her my choice, then she said that's fine but that she would never want to ride in it, because it doesn't fit her "image". So, why did she say it was ok to get a truck, if she didn't really mean it?
2006-11-06
14:34:29
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George C
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Like you all are saying, I guess that was her way of sending a hint. But, if she's strongly against something, I just wish she'd say so in the first place. Also, I would have to disagree with the first response. I'm absolutely in no way attempting to start a fight, only trying to find a compromise that works for us both.
Also, how is it being flexible for a person to go along with an idea in concept only? If you tell a person it's ok to do something, then go back on your word, where's the flexibility in that?
To me, it seems like she's asking me to do most of the flexing here...
2006-11-06
15:22:05 ·
update #1