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Originally posted by wlord
wait a seconds, just to clarify. The seconds time you did NOT refer to her as your girlfriend? so what did you refer to her as?
Originally posted by PrimalRed
Originally posted by wlord
wait a seconds, just to clarify. The seconds time you did NOT refer to her as your girlfriend? so what did you refer to her as?
Nothing i just told the waitress that the woman i was sitting with was not my girlfriend. I said "She is not my girlfriend" while pointing at her.
I think she felt diminished, and as if you were telling the waitress that you were eligible. That's a no-no...
Originally posted by PrimalRed
Originally posted by wlord
wait a seconds, just to clarify. The seconds time you did NOT refer to her as your girlfriend? so what did you refer to her as?
Nothing i just told the waitress that the woman i was sitting with was not my girlfriend. I said "She is not my girlfriend" while pointing at her.
Just let her know it was an accident, you really do lover her (hopefully) and its hard to change!
Originally posted by saabster5
I had a similar situation with an ex once upon a time. Referred to her as my "old lady" while we were dating with a friend while on the phone or something. Something along the lines of "Let me ask the old lady if it's alright to hang out with ya" and she flipped. First telling me she wasn't old and all that. Had to explain to her that it was a term of endearment and it never worked. Luckily for me, she broke up with me a few months later. Couldn't imagine how it woulda turned out after of few years and accidentally reffered to her as my ball and chain, lol.
Originally posted by PrimalRed
I just don't get them. My wife and I are newly weds, the other night we go out to dinner and while talking to the waitress I refer to my wife as my girlfriend. My wife suddenly grows horns and starts breathing fire while she is starring daggers at me. Latter she tells me how pissed off that made her. So next time we go out to diner and tell the waitress that the woman sitting across from me is NOT my girlfriend and the results from that were so much worse
Originally posted by FissionSurplus
It is obvious that, not only do you not get women, you doesn't understand how to behave in public.
Put the shoe on the other foot. How would you like it if some hunky waiter came to your table, and your wife says, "Oh, he's my boyfriend" while pointing at you, when you just got married? Worse yet, after that, another dinner, another hunky waiter, and she says, "He's NOT MY BOYFRIEND" while pointing at you?
First of all,
it is not the waitress' business who you are dining with.
Bringing up the relationship between you and your wife, and then messing up on it, is screw-up #1. Screw-up #2 is not understanding that your wife resents your covert (or maybe, not so covert) flirting with a stranger in a public place.
Screw-up #3 is not valuing the vows you just took by indicating she's a "girlfriend" instead of a wife, subtly indicating that you could possibly be available.
Biggest screw-up #4: You did it again, only this time, you not only disrespected your relationship as husband and wife, but you indicated that she is nothing to you and you are totally available.
You not only dug a hole, but you filled it with B.S., jumped in up to your nose, and then made fun of the whole thing on this site.
If my husband did that to me, he would be in the doghouse for at least a week afterwards. Some men think it's funny to tick their wives off, as if they are still little boys pushing mama's buttons. If mama ain't happy, ain't NOBODY happy. Remember these words, young grasshopper, and not just when you're in divorce court dividing up your assets.
Don't be surprised if the next time you're in the mood, your wife tells you she's got a headache.