Most annoying thing spouse/SO does

[Tea Please]

My husband just can't stand the Britta water pitcher to be less than perfect. If it's too high, not right, too low, not right, to hot well you get the pitcher.

Anything annoy you?

 

[pirateofthecarolinas]

My husband always want to talk to me when I'm in another room. He always call, "Dear, Dear?" He thinks I am suppose to stop whatever I am doing and come to him. When I ignore him he says, "didn't you hear me call you?" I can't win. It really irritates me.

Other than that he is a great person.

Lori

 

[Mom2Madi]

My DH sneezes so hard it's like his whole head is going to go flying across the room - pretty startling. I know you can't help the way you sneeze - but this one drives me bonkers!!

 

[Lewski709]

#1 I think it is leaving things all over the house for the maid (me) to pick up after him (clothes, dishes, papers, etc....).
#2 Farting. Please guys, get up and leave the room and fart, then come back later. I don't enjoy the smell.

 

[preshi]

Originally posted by Lewski709
I think it is leaving things all over the house for the maid (me) to pick up after him (clothes, dishes, papers, etc....).

Ditto, I've threatened to leave his stuff where it lays and not do his laundry etc. but then I don't want my house looking like a pig sty. Can't win!

 

[Lewski709]

I've threatened throwing them away. Who's that gonna hurt? My pocketbook, so yeah........I can't win.

 

[roque]

FIDGETING
ugh......we go to the movies and it is constant moving
drives me nuts
i feel like i have a 4 year old with me

 

[MOMTOMOOTOO]

Whenever we have an argument he starts to talk physchobabble like he's Dr Phil or something. The best part is he is so serious and I crack up everytime

 

[DisneyBug1995]

It bugs me to watch TV with my husband. As soon as I get interested in what he is watching he switches the channel. If he does find something we both agree to watch, he has to surf the channels on commercials and then we end up missing a couple minutes of the show we were watching. I don't know why he has to know what is on the other channels when he already found something he wants to watch.

 

[CamColt]

When he yawns his jaw cracks. Also, his idea of cleaning up is just moving stuff around to 1 big pile.
After over 8 years of marriage he recently told me he had a complaint about me, LOL! Apparently I leave cabinet and closet doors, and drawers open. He walked in the house one day and thought we had gotten broken into...everything was open.

 

[Harley Chick]

My biggest gripe is that he won't put anything in the dishwasher. He cannot stand things in the sink, so he rinses everything and leaves them on the sideboard. Even if the dishwasher is empty, he won't open it. So I have an empty dishwasher, an empty sink and so many dishes on the counter that I can't use it for anything. I don't get it.

 

[Lisa L from MI]

There are sooo many that I could write a book!!!!!
But one that majorly comes to mind is his burping.....BIG burps.....DISGUSTING burps....I think he thinks it is funny. It is always right after he eats or drinks something. I keep telling him he needs to get that checked out cause I don't think that is normal!!!!
The kids (DD's 10 and 8) have even been starting to do it too......and then DH gets mad!.....Wonder where they learned it from!!!

 

[manchurianbrownbear]

I'm going to keep checking this thread to see if DW posts a LONG reply!

This doesn't happen a lot, but sometimes I'll ask where something (checkbook, kitchen utensil, article of clothing, etc...) is and she'll say she's not going to tell me until I look for it! Like its really a huge inconvenience for her to tell me where something is. She thinks I should put some effort into looking for it before "bothering her" !

 

[Shel]

My DH has blown his nose at the same decibal for 17 years.

 

[Beth E. (NJ)]

LOL PirateoftheCarolinas -- my husband is the same way! Like what he is doing is soooo much more important than what I am doing that I can walk away and come and see what he wants!

 

[mus muris asinus]

Picking out every single marshmallow from a box of Lucky Charms.

 

[Lewski709]

Originally posted by manchurianbrownbear
I'm going to keep checking this thread to see if DW posts a LONG reply!

This doesn't happen a lot, but sometimes I'll ask where something (checkbook, kitchen utensil, article of clothing, etc...) is and she'll say she's not going to tell me until I look for it! Like its really a huge inconvenience for her to tell me where something is. She thinks I should put some effort into looking for it before "bothering her" !

I agree with her.

 

[coliebird]

This thread is cracking me up.

I can't take the snoring, it is so loud, it drives me nuts.
Also, when I am sick then suddenly he is sick also. I think he just doesn't want to have to take care of anything. It irks me though, sometimes when I don't feel good I just want to wallow in my sickness and let him take care of everything, but it never happens. Other than that, I love him to death and I think I'll keep him

 

[Beast fan]

DW would say that I snore soooooooooo llllllllooooooouuuuuddd that she can hear me snoring while she is downstairs doing laundry.

Oh well, like father....... like son...... DS5.75 and I were snoring so loud (in separate bedrooms) that DW had to close each bedroom door AND turn up the TV just to hear it.

Regards,
Dave

 

[mus muris asinus]

Originally posted by Lewski709
I agree with her.

Why? If I know my wife knows exactly where something is, why wouldn't it make more sense for me to ask her rather than spend an hour looking for it?