How to handle a woman in distress

[angerona]

From an email I've just written. Do you think it would help if I printed it out and hung it somewhere prominently in our house? (the email wasn't actually addressed to my husband

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[anonymous]

[angerona]

ok, I'm going to make the post public, so I'll temporarily hide your comment, in case you don't want it to be seen by all. let me know if you don't mind :)

[pro_sha]

I just sent it to my husband. Thank you :)

[angerona]

should I make this post public? :)

[pro_sha]

That is up to you :)

[angerona]

done :)

[alinaf]

:))) klassno!
Osobenno poradoval usage of the term "one of skill in the art" :)
Na samom dele, p.1 ili p.2 is all it usually takes :)

[angerona]

I grant all readers a free non-transferable non-exclusive license to freely reproduce this post provided the reproduction is not for profit and authorship is properly reflected.

There :p

[elarbee]

Not that my husband is not good at handling my distress, but I'm sending it to him as well. Thanks!

[angerona]

I'm not complaining about my husband, either, but a reminder couldn't hurt :)

[elarbee]

That was my thought exactly.

[stusik_i_sharik]

Even better, forget about hanging it in the house and just take him (whoever he is) someplace where they can install 5 buttons doing the 5 functions

[stusik_i_sharik]

that was scream, not scram. sorry.

[angerona]

nah, I agree with you that sometimes it feels like picking a fight for the sake of it -- because, honestly, one feels better after having cried. Too bad with age one can't wake up feeling quite as refreshed as I did in childhood after a good evening cry.

[stusik_i_sharik]

Yeah well, it's true that crying is not what it used to be