Before taking my wife to work, I asked her if she needed any money to get drinks and/or snacks while she was at work. She said no, even after asking a second time to reassure that she didn't want any money. After dropping her off, on the way to my job, I stopped to get a cup of coffee. Later, while picking my wife up, she stated she was hungry. I stated that I was hungry too and that the only thing I had all day was the coffee from that morning. Now my wife is calling me selfish because I used the money I offered her (yet she refused) to buy myself a coffee. She said that I didn't think of her and that she expected me to bring her a coffee as well, even though she can't have drinks while working. She then changed her story about refusing the money, saying that she didn't say no to the money, only to the example I gave of possibly using it to buy a soda or snack while on her break.
Before buying my self anything, I offered her the $, so am I really being selfish here?
2007-09-27
06:31:32
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KoiDragon
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No child/parent issues here... LOL. I was just offering her the only cash I had in my pocket. We both have debit cards that could've been used to buy whatever she needed or get cash at an atm. She chose not to bring her card with her either.
2007-09-27
06:53:39 ·
update #1