Then the therapist starts asking questions and my wife starts blaming me for quitting this active listening homework we did after the first session when in reality she only mentioned it twice in three weeks. But it was all my fault! After that it just went downhill.
She said she would never have the life she wants living with me. Then she says she loves me. Do you see why I'm all mixed up?
During the session I wanted to just get up and say, "I've heard enough. This is the same old complaints exaggerated 100 times more than reality and told so I look like the one at fault for all your problems. I want out!"
But I didn't.
I got up this morning and put on the top to my cami-jamas. I wore the bottoms to bed last night. Then I thought, "What the hell" and put on makeup and wig and proceeded to install the spicerack I built for her yesterday. I took some pictures and posted one on the other site to finish the project thread. It seemed so natural being dressed.
Then I thought how my wife has complained I do nothing when I am dressed so I figured I'd continue doing something. I changed into a skirt and top and cleaned the downstairs. I figured I had to be done by 2PM so I could change back before she got home. I finished cleaning and dashed upstairs to change back.
My attitude and view of the world change so much between dressed and drab. It's like being a phony then being yourself but having to go back to be a phony to please others.
She'll never get the life she wants being married to me and neither will I.
Anyway the spicerack is done and she said she likes it. She liked how I made room for her clock and spice picture.

She also thanked me for cleaning the house.
And I was lulled into contentment. I thought we were walking the same path.
I can't blame her. How many women would say, "Hey that guy in the picture there looks like marriage material to me"?
Your friend,
Julie
