Sentences with phrase «fighting about laundry»

We are not fighting villains, we are fighting about laundry or stuff like that.

Your pattern might be: I'm angry with my partner for (fill in this blank with something like, I'm feeling ignored in the relationship), so I'm going to pick a fight about (fill in the blank here with something completely unrelated, such as not putting the laundry in the dryer), your partner engages in this unrelated argument, and you take this as an opportunity to fight about the laundry, but also throw in a piece about feeling ignored.

Not exact matches

What I am not so happy about is waking up extra early, doing more laundry, fighting to get 4 kids ready each morning, and most of all fighting the traffic in our Chicago commute.

«Fighting about who pays the bills, cleans, does lawn work or laundry, is more about feeling appreciated and getting credit than doing the actual task,» says Melissa Cohen, LCSW, a couples counselor in private practice in Westfield, NJ.

Before you pick a fight with your partner about the laundry, unmade bed, or what to eat for dinner, ask yourself — in the grand scheme of my relationship how much does this really matter?

Unless your relationship roles are as clearly defined as Betty and Don Draper's in Mad Men, you need to sit down and sort out who's in charge of laundry, dirty dishes, taking the dog out, etc. «I had a couple who fought about dirty dishes like you have no idea,» recalls Greer.