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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
If you have questions about this, please email help@theknot.com.
Thank you.
Note: This only affects The Nest's community members and will not affect members on The Bump or The Knot.
Hate, hate, hate when DH is "sick"...
DH announced around noon today that he thinks he *might* be coming down with a cold. He's been the biggest baby ever since--in fact, just hauled himself off the couch and crawled into bed (which I had recommended he do over an hour ago) and then called me into the room so I could close the curtains and the door to the Master Bath so it would be dark enough for him to sleep...really? You can't get up and walk 2 feet to close the door and curtain?
Now, if he was puking his mother-loving guts up, I could understand...but this seems like a LOT of drama for "I might be coming down with a cold".
Please tell me I'm not crazy...
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Re: Hate, hate, hate when DH is "sick"...
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Wow. I'm really glad my husband isn't a wuss, but I'm even more glad I'm not a man married to biitches like you. Mind over matter?!? Are you fuucking kidding me??
Cheers to you skeeves for never, ever getting sick and asking for a thing. Bravo!
Can we consider that an "I feel sorry for your husband"? On the first post? Because that's totally a record if we can.
Judges?
I'm fine with that. Call Guinness.
You're quite the charmer.
I love AE' s and lurkers. They spice up the board
LOL. Stick around!
And I now want a beer.
HOLY CRAP, you've been married 6 years and never annoyed with your hubby--please let me know your secret...
I think there is a monumental difference between getting annoyed with your husband and basically telling him he's not allowed to be sick and to suck it up.
Also, I seriously doubt the poster above has gone her ENTIRE pregnancy without so much as a whimper. Please. Hopefully when she's complained about heartburn, bloat, morning sickness, and general pregnancy misery her husband told her "Mind over matter, Babycakes!! Now shut up and go make me a sandwich."
For the record: I did get up and take care of the things he requested, and haven't told him to suck it up. I then came back to my spot to share a mild annoyance, really pretty common if you read through the other threads on this board.
I also think there is a huge difference between thinking you *might* be sick (as was the case when I posted), and being ACTUALLY sick. He's now ACTUALLY sick and I don't mind playing nurse in the slightest.
I do get annoyed with "hey drop what you are doing and come into this room to do stuff that I could have done myself before I flopped across the bed because I might get sick this weekend after I'm out till past midnight Saturday night and spend all day Sunday in the garage working on my truck". Maybe I am a b!tch, but that really does seem to be a little excessive.
Don't let the AE or lurker, or whoever it is get you all riled up. That's her only purpose for posting.