Just had a conversation with dh. That went 'I've been reading a book about banishing clutter. The toys are getting crazy I think we both need to get a bit more ruthless. We need to start getting rid of things even if it is possible that at some point they could be used again.' His response was 'you need to stop buying soft toys and you will never through any out and they pile up'.
It seems such a benign conversation. It is a very lighthearted and short lived example. He is probably making a fairly valid point. Though I did start the conversation by saying I want to get more ruthless and I will and have got rid of soft toys before. (Just not some).
But it just feels constant criticism. Taking comments I make as an attack on him and going on the offensive. What could have been a productive conversation just ends up as a blame game.
Am I being sensitive. Is this what everyone would have said.
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This throwaway conversation defines my relationship
fannyanddick · 07/10/2017 10:34
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