She texted to let me know that she and the kids went to get groceries today that I was originally going to pick up after work and that all I needed to get was the wine. I texted back thanks and that i'd pick up the drinks on the way home then. Now I don't need a response after that. Its plain and simple, no mlaice, no expectations. I get a simple one word answer anyway, "Yep" which in her terms is very curt.
I feel like communication in that manner is another way she is trying to bait me into an argument. I feel like she has gone out of her way to send a three letter text to let me know just how much she doesn't care. No response would have been sufficient and not at all interpreted by me as being mean. This response just seesm mean to me. How do others "act as if" and just ignore this stuff? Instead of reading into it being snippy, do you just reinterpret this stuff "as if" she said, "Tht's escellent, honey. Thanks for stopping off to get the wine. By the way we have white so I was hoping you'd choose a great red. You're so good at picking out wine to go with dinner." When I do that, I already smile a bit knowing, that, YES, I am picking out a great wine that our family will enjoy. I am good at that (not that I need her approval, but I'd rather go without anything than what seems like baiting for a fight).
I'm 33, she's 32. S4 S2 Married 6 years together 8 EA started Oct 2011 ILYBINILWY February 2012 EA turned PA (for sure)March 2012