Wife Builds And Sets Up Furniture All By Herself, Husband Has A Problem With Her Taking Credit For It
A 32-year-old woman turned to the AITA community on Reddit to ask if she was wrong to make her husband feel bad in front of his sister.
The author explained that initially, her dad wanted a boy, but “made the best of what he got.” She continued: “He taught me how to do everything, like fixing stuff around the house, putting DIY furniture together (he’s big on that), woodworking, basically a lot of stuff that is traditionally expected of men to do, my dad taught me how.”
Fast forward to the present where the author and her husband are welcoming their child together. Now the baby furniture has arrived and you may already guess who was the one to put it together. This proved to be no problem until the sister-in-law found out.
The husband is upset over his wife “showing off” in front of his sister for putting all the DIY furniture in the house together by herself
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It seems like the world has gone crazy for DIY furniture. Swedish furniture giant IKEA has seen a surge in popularity in recent years, as more people turn to DIY furniture as a way to save money and express their creative side.
The IKEA system encourages customers to assemble their furniture themselves, allowing them to make their own unique pieces that fit their individual styles. Experts say that assembling the DIY furniture also has benefits like improving hand-eye coordination, increasing confidence and even providing a sense of accomplishment.
Many people expressed their support for the author and said that her husband was wrong in this situation
My husband, a brilliant software engineer "Caro, you program the dvd/tv/music connections otherwise I'll go nuts" .... Some men can take it, some can't.
My husband, 25 years working in finance: "Honey, what's 750 divided by two?" Me: "You're kidding me." Hubby: "I don't have my calculator with me." Me: "This explains everything about 2008."
Load More Replies...Fellow pandas. please brag about something you did recently. I want to hear it~
Got out of bed (depression is a helluwa bítch)..
Load More Replies...She did it. She deserves the credit. Also, women like that are sexy as all get out. Nuff said.
If the truth makes you look incompetent, then holy mother of god, you're incompetent. Fix yourself before you take it out on your spouse.
My wife is better with taking apart things and building them again. Who cares!?! Be happy that they are able to do things and find joy in workmanship and using their talents. If more Men were to stop being so wildly petty, selfish, insecure, and childish this planet would be far better than it is now. Life is short as hell! I’m slowly dying with cancer and things become more clear when you are faced with your end. Love and being more abundant in sharing it with others is what counts. May seem dramatic on my part but these little things add up to chasms in marriage and relationships.
I'm praying for your healing in Jesus'Name. Thank you for sharing your perspective. It's so incredibly true because tomorrow is promised to no one and so grateful to hear about people who appreciate their spouses the way you do.
Load More Replies...The correct reaction to that comment should have been - Husband: "Me? Nah, that was all my wife, she's great at these things." - What kind of relationship doesn't acknowledge when your partner does something great for themselves
Quick, call the police. This woman' is a pedophile. Clearly she married a baby.
Oh man. I've got a friend who got teased quite a lot at school for being a bit geeky and absolutely has a bit of a complex about "manly" things. Its weird because he's loaded, has great kids, wife, a big house, talented, nice and happy. But, talk about building shelves, he gets super uncomfortable. Dude, those manly men would be jealous of you. Anyway, the OP, those feelings of inadequacy suck, but there's no need to be a d*** to your wife about it. Its your problem, not hers.
My husband, a brilliant software engineer "Caro, you program the dvd/tv/music connections otherwise I'll go nuts" .... Some men can take it, some can't.
My husband, 25 years working in finance: "Honey, what's 750 divided by two?" Me: "You're kidding me." Hubby: "I don't have my calculator with me." Me: "This explains everything about 2008."
Load More Replies...Fellow pandas. please brag about something you did recently. I want to hear it~
Got out of bed (depression is a helluwa bítch)..
Load More Replies...She did it. She deserves the credit. Also, women like that are sexy as all get out. Nuff said.
If the truth makes you look incompetent, then holy mother of god, you're incompetent. Fix yourself before you take it out on your spouse.
My wife is better with taking apart things and building them again. Who cares!?! Be happy that they are able to do things and find joy in workmanship and using their talents. If more Men were to stop being so wildly petty, selfish, insecure, and childish this planet would be far better than it is now. Life is short as hell! I’m slowly dying with cancer and things become more clear when you are faced with your end. Love and being more abundant in sharing it with others is what counts. May seem dramatic on my part but these little things add up to chasms in marriage and relationships.
I'm praying for your healing in Jesus'Name. Thank you for sharing your perspective. It's so incredibly true because tomorrow is promised to no one and so grateful to hear about people who appreciate their spouses the way you do.
Load More Replies...The correct reaction to that comment should have been - Husband: "Me? Nah, that was all my wife, she's great at these things." - What kind of relationship doesn't acknowledge when your partner does something great for themselves
Quick, call the police. This woman' is a pedophile. Clearly she married a baby.
Oh man. I've got a friend who got teased quite a lot at school for being a bit geeky and absolutely has a bit of a complex about "manly" things. Its weird because he's loaded, has great kids, wife, a big house, talented, nice and happy. But, talk about building shelves, he gets super uncomfortable. Dude, those manly men would be jealous of you. Anyway, the OP, those feelings of inadequacy suck, but there's no need to be a d*** to your wife about it. Its your problem, not hers.
























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